Interprofessional Education

INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

UCLA School of Medicine and UCLA School of Dentistry Interprofessional Partnership

Course Description
This three part course aligns with SPICE PD Goal A (Focus Area I) which is to establish an integrated oral and primary healthcare clinical training program for UCLA Community Health and Advocacy training in Pediatric Dentistry (CHAT-PD), Advanced Education General Dentistry (AEGD), pediatric medicine, and nursing programs.

Course Competency
Describe and apply basic oral health strategies and risk-based diagnosis and treatment to prevent dental disease.

Course Objectives
On successful completion of this course, residents will be able to:

Understand and be able to identify basic normal and abnormal pediatric oral and dental anatomy/health
Understand oral-systemic link and health problems associated with poor oral health
Understand the oral health and pregnancy connection
Demonstrate the inclusion of the oral cavity in the HEENT (head, ears, eyes, nose, and throat) component of the review of systems and demonstrate inclusion of the oral cavity exam in the HEENOT (head, ears, eyes, nose, oral cavity, and throat) component of the physical exam
Articulate and perform a six step caries risk assessment including applying fluoride varnish
Describe the role of interprofessional collaborations in improving oral health for children

About the Instructor

Cambria Garell, MD

Dr. Garell presents SPICE-PD Abstract at the Pediatric Academic Societies 2017 Meeting! Download Here

syllabus

Medical IPE 2017-2018 Course Syllabus

Course materials

Part A: Pre-Requisites

Oral Health During Pregnancy & Early Childhood: Evidence-Based Guidelines Click Here

Smiles for Life Curriculum (Modules 2, 4, & 6) Click Here

Infant Oral Care Program "Six Step Protocol" Videos. Click Here

Colgate Webinar: The Art of Perinatal and Infant Oral Health. Click Here

Infant Oral Care Program Documents & Readings. Click Here

video lectures

Videos are password-protected. Please click here to watch lecture videos.

Additional REsources

School Nurses: An Important Source of Oral Health Information and Resources (3 Episodes)

Tia Campbell, NASN Vice-President, speaks with her guests about how school nurses can take a leadership role in oral health care in the school setting.

UCLA School of Nursing and UCLA School of Dentistry Interprofessional Partnership

Course Description
this three part course aligns with SPICE PD Goal A (Focus Area I) which is to establish an integrated oral and primary healthcare clinical training program for UCLA Community Health and Advocacy training in Pediatric Dentistry (CHAT-PD), Advanced Education General Dentistry (AEGD), pediatric medicine, and nursing programs.

Course Competency
Describe and apply basic oral health strategies and risk-based diagnosis and treatment to prevent dental disease.

Course Objectives
On successful completion of this course, residents will be able to:

Understand and be able to identify basic normal and abnormal adult and pediatric oral and dental anatomy/health
Understand oral-systemic link and health problems
Understand oral health and pregnancy connection
Demonstrate the inclusion of the oral cavity in the HEENT (head, ears, eyes, nose, and throat) components of the comprehensive history and physical examination to the HEENOT (head, ears, eyes, nose, oral cavity, and throat)
Understand and perform appropriate oral exams of adults, children and special populations
Articulate and perform a six step caries risk assessment
Describe the role of interprofessional collaborations in improving oral health for children

About the Instructor

Inese Verzemnieks, PhD, RN

Dr. Verzemnieks presents SPICE-PD Poster at the American Public Health Association Annual Conference! To view the abstract, Click Here

syllabus

Nursing IPE 2017-2018 Course Syllabus