IN-PERSON EVENT hosted by West of Scotland Branch
This event is complimentary for all to attend, but please note you need to book in advance.
For non-BDA members we kindly request for you to give a donation to the BDA Benevolent Fund instead of paying a fee (see further details in the 'More information' header).
Implementation of human factors training has helped make commercial aviation fundamentally safe over the last 40 years. The basic principle is to avoid avoidable error and consequent harm. While there are obvious differences, Trevor Dale will share the practical skills that can enhance dental safety, saving emotional, psychological and financial cost. He will raise awareness of the concepts related to avoidable errors, promote learning from successes rather than focusing on errors and encourage effective safety behaviour.
18:30 Registration and refreshments
19:00 Lecture - Trevor Dale
21:00 Ends
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Trevor co-founded Atrainability in 2002 and is a former training Captain with British Airways and member of their development training team. This team had developed and delivered the Human Factors based training that revolutionised flight training in the 1990's and continues.
In 2002 Trevor first tackled healthcare with participation in a research project at Great Ormond Street Hospital for children, in London. That work delved into the non-clinical skills of teamworking for safety and resulted in multiple peer-reviewed papers. From there projects for the Royal College of Surgeons and across the UK NHS and a multitude of public and private healthcare organisations followed.
He is currently delivering lectures, coaching and training in Human Factors across all areas of healthcare and other high risk and high reliability professions, including, emergency services, liquified petroleum gas distribution and aviation with training providers and the ICAO cabin crew training working group.
We kindly request for non-BDA members to give a donation to the BDA Benevolent Fund
instead of paying a fee.
The BDA Benevolent Fund is a charity supporting all undergraduate dental students, dentists and their dependents, living in the UK who are in financial need.
Donate today by going to their website.
Please email [email protected] with any dietary requirements.
If you feel at all unwell, we encourage you to take a lateral flow test the evening before you are due to arrive - should your test result be positive, we ask you not to attend.
If your test is negative, but you do have symptoms of COVID-19 (a new, persistent cough; a high temperature; or loss/changes to your sense of taste or smell) we kindly request you consider not attending the event to mitigate any risk to other attendees.
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
232-242 St Vincent Street
Glasgow G2 5RJ
Public transport
The nearest train stations to the college are Glasgow Central (0.3 miles away) and Queen Street train station (0.6 miles away).
Parking
On street car parking
Parking bays are located on St Vincent Street, Blthyswood Street and Doulgas Street which surround the building. Parking is chargeable Monday – Sunday by using the meter or Ringo app. Blue badge holders can park in bays free of charge.
Multi-storey car parks
Q- Park Waterloo Street is the closest multi-storey car park to the College (2 minute drive or 3 minute walk). Further information available on Q-Park website
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Good presentation packed full of useful up-to-date information
Fantastic speaker demonstrating amazing work
Thoroughly enjoyed the course
