A medical emergency, no matter where it happens, demands immediate treatment. When occurs in a dental set-up, is expected of Dentist and his/her staff to have the basic knowledge recognize, assess manage potentially life-threatening situation until patient can be transported facility. For that, clinic should well trained act accordingly different types emergencies that occur at any given time. ...

objectives: we aimed to design, implement and evaluate the efficacy of a comprehensive course on non-clinical competencies that dentists must possess for a successful dental practice. materials and methods: in this interventional before-after study an expert panel of five academic staff members and five general practitioners derived the topics for a course on successful dental practice, and agg...

Objective: To evaluate the common dental emergencies reported to practitioners and compare mitigation strategies implemented during Shelter-In-Place (SIP) warning with practitioners’ age sex. Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional online survey among of south India period COVID-19 SIP warning. An initial pool items was prepared capture in managing local emergencies. A structured questionnaire ...

conclusion there is still excessive unjustified concern of pte in less trained physicians leading to excessive diagnostic work-up. loyalty to the existing guideline for management of suspected pte in educational hospitals and supervision of attending physicians could prevent overuse of ctpa. results during a 6-month period, 82 patients who underwent ctpa were included. the prevalence of pte was...

conclusions acute poisoning in children is a serious preventable cause of hospital admissions. it is one of the differential diagnoses in patients with sudden onset of neurological, alimentary, respiratory symptoms and signs, who are visited at the emergency department. parental awareness and education about keeping potential poisoning agents safely is essential to reduce apc in children. backg...