Learn about your risks
- Know your risks
- Behavioural Risks
- Clinical Guide
- Occupational Health
- General Risks
- Incident Management
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Know your risks
Behavioural risks
Clinical guide
The technical nature, complexity and cost of many procedures, heightens the risks of dental practice. Here is a guide to key areas of risk management when practising.
Occupational Health
The profession must manage a range of health and safety issues on a daily basis. Our OH&S checklist summarises some of the key areas to consider.
General risks
Consider how you can reduce the risks arising from members of the public occupying your premises.
Incident Management
If an incident occurs at your practice, it is important that you know what to do. If a claim or a complaint is made against your practice, follow these simple guidelines.
Perform a self check
- Occupational Health & Safety Management
- Electronic Medical Records survey
- 10 Commandments in Clinical Practice
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Occupational health & safety management
While the management of occupational health and safety is mandatory, there are a number of additional benefits in having a safe and healthy workplace. Test your management of OH&S
Electronic medical records survey
As with traditional methods of record keeping, electronic records too need to be well managed. Computerised records must possess a few key features if they are to be considered accurate and reliable.
10 commandments in clinical practice
Based on the Dental Defence Advisory Service's Ten Commandments, this survey poses core questions about your risk management in dental practice.







