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Know your scope of practice forums: invitation for dental practitioners and stakeholders

25 Feb 2020

The Dental Board of Australia (the Board) invites dental practitioners and stakeholders to attend information forums about scope of practice in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth in March.

The forums are the first three in a series of forums to explain the forthcoming changes to the registration standard for scope of practice. Forums will be held in all capital cities and in some regional centres.

In late 2019, the Board announced Health Ministers had approved the revised standard and supporting guidelines. Advance copies of both documents have been published so dental practitioners can become familiar with them before they come into effect on 1 July 2020.

The forums are one of many activities underway to help dental practitioners understand their obligations under the revised standard.

The Board will also host a national webinar in coming months for practitioners and stakeholders who are unable to attend a forum. The webinar will be recorded and published on a webpage dedicated to implementation of the revised standard.

A webpage, which will be launched soon, will be a ‘Know your scope of practice’ hub where practitioners can find information, including a reflective practice tool and FAQs. These resources and other materials will be progressively published in the lead up to the standard coming into effect.

Forum information and how to register

At the forums, Dr Murray Thomas, Chair of the Dental Board of Australia, will:

  • explain the revised standard
  • outline what the changes mean for individual practitioners
  • provide insight into the Dental Board's 'Know your scope' activities
  • highlight future directions of the Board
  • answer questions.

Register for the Sydney forum

Date Friday 13 March 2020
Time 4:00pm to 6:00pm

There will be a Board presentation and time for questions and discussion, as well as light refreshments
Venue Rydges Sydney Central
28 Albion Street
Surry Hills, New South Wales, 2010
Parking and transport options Train station: Sydney Central Station (T1, T2 or T4)

Bus stops: Elizabeth St at Reservoir St (343, 320, M50) or Museum Station, Castlereigh St, Stand F (423, 426, 428, L23 or L28)

Parking: at Rydges
  • 1 Hour $11
  • 2 Hours $22
  • 3 Hours $33
  • 4 Hours $44
  • Over 4 hours $44
RSVP No later than 4:30pm Tuesday 10 March 2020

Please register your attendance on this website as the venue can only accommodate 120 people.

Register for the Melbourne forum

Date Friday 20 March 2020
Time 4:00pm to 6:00pm

There will be a Board presentation and time for questions and discussion, as well as light refreshments
Venue Jasper Hotel
489 Elizabeth St,
Melbourne VIC 3000
Parking and transport options Train station: Melbourne Central Station (Elizabeth St exit)

Tram stops: Queen Victoria Market (routes 19, 57, 59)

Parking: CBD Park on 58 Franklin Street (near cnr Elizbeth Street) www.cbdpark.com
RSVP No later than 6:00pm Thursday 12 March 2020

Please register your attendance on this website as the venue can only accommodate 250 people.

Register for the Perth forum

Date Thursday 26 March 2020
Time 4:00pm to 6:00pm

There will be a Board presentation and time for questions and discussion, as well as light refreshments
Venue Duxton Hotel
1 St Georges Terrace,
Perth WA 6000
Parking and transport options Train station: Elizabeth Quay Station (Mandurah line) or Perth Station (Fremantle line) or McIver Station (Thornlie line)

Bus stops: St Georges Tce Before Victoria Av Eastbound

Parking: Perth City Council Parking at the Concert Hall is available at a daily rate of $16.00 per car per day. (Subject to change)
RSVP No later than 6:00pm Wednesday 18 March 2020

Please register your attendance on this website as the venue can only accommodate 250 people.

 

Please note, more locations to come. Updates will be posted on the Board’s website.

 
 
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