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Dental Protection Australia — 141 episodes

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CaseMatters - Well, that's not what ChatGPT says

2

CaseMatters - I always knew my dentist was shady

3

RiskMatters - Audits and Item Codes

4

RiskMatters - Trauma Informed Healthcare with Dr Jacinta Vu

5

RiskMatters - Deep dive into body dysmorphia

6

RiskBites - Talking about veneers

7

RiskBites - Compassionate release of superannuation

8

RiskBites - Navigating language barriers

9

RiskBites - Working with your laboratory

10

RiskBites - Perfectly, imperfect

11

RiskMatters - Revisiting Medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MORNJ) w/ Dr Saskia Salvestro

12

RiskBites - Common contract clauses that cause consternation

13

Risk Matters – Changes to the Oral and Dental Therapeutic Guidelines – Version 4

14

RiskBites - Talking about time management

15

RiskBites - Ahpra’s new guidance for health practitioners who advertise non-surgical cosmetic procedures

16

RiskBites - Ahpra's new guidance for Health Practitioners who perform non-surgical procedures

17

RiskBites: Navigating Ahpra's Advertising Guidance

18

RiskMatters - An in depth and personal discussion with Dr Kaejenn Tchia

19

RiskBites - Shared care and scope of practice in dental treatment

20

RiskBites: Independent practice – Who’s driving the bus?

21

CaseMatters - Cant you just put it back in?

22

RiskMatters - An interview with Dr Trudy Lin - Specialist in special needs, founder and principal of Extra Mile Dental

23

RiskBites - Dental Histories

24

RiskMatters - Guest interview – Thrive at work

25

Risk Bites: Cosmetic Dentistry

26

Risk Bites: The Second Victim and the Second Arrow

27

RiskBites: Uber and Audits

28

RiskMatters: International Women’s day - A conversation with CEO of Medical Protection Society, Karen Miller

29

RiskBites: Starting a New Job

30

CaseMatters: I’ll make sure everyone knows

31

Riskbites: We all need a feel-good story

32

RiskMatters: E/Prof Laurie Walsh – Changes to Infection control guidance, what they are and what they mean

33

Riskbites: The Elasticity of Truth

34

RiskBites: Burnout – using your third space wisely

35

RiskBites: When can a patient sue?

36

RiskBites: I’ve received a solicitors letter

37

RiskBites: How to document risks and warnings

38

RiskBites: Online regret repent later

39

RiskBites: Dealing with Angry Patients

40

RiskBites: Boundary setting for patients who push

41

RiskBites: Saying No to Patients

42

RiskBites: The role of body dysmorphic disorder

43

RiskBites - Potential pitfalls of aesthetic dentistry

44

RiskBites: I have received an audit letter from a health fund/Medicare

45

RiskMatters: David Hallett – Why are item numbers so important?

46

CaseMatters: I though she knew what she was doing

47

RiskBites: Assault, Battery and Trespass

48

Risk Matters: The road less travelled

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RiskBites - The Tipping Point - I told you already

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RiskBites - The Tipping Point - Do first responses really matter

51

RiskBites - The Tipping Point - It’s not always about the treatment

52

RiskBites - The Tipping Point - Consent Counts

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RiskMatters - Cancer... Check! - the changing face of oral cancer - Dr Amanda Phoon Nguyen

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RiskBites: Patient Autonomy

55

RiskBites: Imaging in dentistry

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RiskBites: View from the other side

57

CaseMatters: You have led me down a path that has cost me great expense

58

RiskMatters: Building your resilience shield

59

RiskBites: Lessons learned from a life at the coalface

60

RiskMatters: I Wanna Be Sedated

61

RiskMatters: Comfortably Numb – Local Anaesthesia and You

62

RiskBites: Dismissing the disgruntled

63

RiskBites: Bite-sized records – who, what, when, where, why

64

RiskBites: Frogs into Princes - Techniques to Build Trust

65

RiskBites: Nice guys finish last

66

RiskBites: Contemporary wisdom tooth risks

67

RiskBites: A report has been requested – what do I write?

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RiskBites: When should you call if quits and refer?

69

RiskBites: Bite sized code of conduct

70

RiskBites: Why does it hurt so much – the defendant’s perspective

71

RiskBites: I’m being sued – what happens next?

72

RiskMatters: Thoughts from the bench with Brad Wright

73

RiskBites: Hero-dontics

74

RiskBites: The power of the apology

75

RiskBites: What should I look for when joining a practice?

76

RiskBites: How to identify and manage a difficult patient

77

RiskMatters: Rachel Morris – toolbox for resilience

78

RiskBites: Falling with style – how to fail well

79

RiskBites: The 5 Cans

80

CaseMatters: You're a Butcher!

81

RiskBites: Privacy – what is acceptable to discuss with staff, family members and other providers?

82

RiskBites: Imposter Syndrome

83

CaseMatters: You killed my tooth!

84

RiskBites: Lessons learned from a fifty year career

85

RiskMatters: Risk benefit analysis at the coal face of special needs

86

RiskBites: If a picture/scan is worth a thousand words, do I still need a charting?

87

RiskMatters: Dr Alex Forrest – How does forensics fit into my practice?

88

RiskBites: It's a numbers game

89

CaseMatters: Not worth the paper it's written on

90

RiskBites: Does accelerating treatment accelerate risk?

91

RiskBites: Contractors – Is independence always a good thing?

92

RiskMatters: Dr Geraldine Moses – Drugs in dentistry - update your knowledge

93

CaseMatters: That’s assault mate!

94

RiskBites: Treatment expediency with privacy compliance

95

RiskBites: Domestic Violence – what every dental practitioner needs to know

96

RiskBites: Medical Emergencies

97

CaseMatters: How could you ignore this?

98

RiskMatters: David Hallett – Why are item numbers so important?

99

RiskBites: Professional boundaries – Should we be friends with our patients on social media?

100

RiskBites: Is doing nothing doing enough? The risks and benefits of offering to “do nothing” as a treatment option

101

RiskMatters: Launch Episode – Laurie Walsh – IC Updates

102

RiskBites: Professional Indemnity – Why do you need it anyway?

103

RiskBites: Proactive Resilience

104

RiskBites: How to liaise with your laboratory

105

RiskBites: Communication tips for smoother practice

106

RiskBites: Recognising burnout – tackling moral injury and moral distress

107

RiskBites: Business Continuity Planning

108

RiskBites: Record keeping – an arduous but vital task

109

CaseMatters: You are negligent

110

CaseMatters: You didn't fix my bite

111

RiskBites: Difficult conversations in difficult situations

112

RiskBites: Why it’s important to know a patient’s medical history

113

CaseMatters: You have shortened my life

114

RiskBites: Saying no to patients, Can we? Should we? And how do we do it?

115

RiskBites: Recording Consultations - Friend or Foe

116

CaseMatters: Why didn't you tell me?

117

CaseMatters: I knew it could happen; I just didn’t think it could happen to me

118

RiskBites: How to comply with Dental Board conditions, and what happens when you don’t

119

CaseMatters: You made things worse

120

RiskBites: Communication counts, but why does it matter?

121

CaseMatters: You made my daughter ugly!

122

RiskBites: The role of body dysmorphia in your ability to achieve patient satisfaction

123

CaseMatters: I look like a horse!

124

RiskBites: Top tips for younger practitioners – what I wish I knew

125

RiskBites: Open Disclosure - Part 2 - The role of the apology

126

RiskBites: Open Disclosure - Part 1 - What is Open Disclosure and how do I do it?

127

CaseMatters: Are you incompetent?

128

RiskBites: When can a patient sue?

129

RiskBites: Burnout - using your third space wisely

130

RiskBites: Hiring for Success

131

RiskBites: Human factors in error

132

RiskBites: Getting to sleep during COVID-19

133

RiskBites: Practical Data Protection

134

RiskBites: How to leave a practice – moving on or moving out

135

RiskBites: Specialist referrals or reports from a dentolegal perspective

136

RiskBites: I have received an audit letter from a health fund/Medicare

137

RiskBites: When to use a written consent form

138

RiskBites: How to respond to a solicitor’s letter

139

RiskBites: How to document risks and warnings in your dental records

140

RiskBites: What to do if you receive a letter from the regulator

141

RiskBites: You’ve received a complaint – where did you go wrong?