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collaboration

7/13/2023

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Collaboration between carers in care homes, dental nurses, dentists, and hygienists can significantly enhance health delivery by combining practical experience with academic knowledge. By working together, these professionals can create a holistic approach to care that benefits the overall well-being of individuals in care homes.
Carers in care homes play a vital role in residents' daily support and care, including assisting with oral hygiene routines. Carers can receive specialized training and guidance on proper oral care techniques by collaborating closely with dental nurses, dentists, and hygienists. This knowledge exchange ensures that carers are equipped with the most up-to-date information and procedures to maintain residents' oral health effectively.
Dental nurses, dentists, and hygienists bring their expertise and academic background to the collaboration. Through Teledentistry they can provide comprehensive assessments, and enhance care plans for residents in care homes. Regular updates from these carers allow for early identification and intervention of oral health issues, preventing potential complications and improving overall oral health outcomes.

Academic knowledge and research in oral health can be shared with carers in care homes, enabling them to understand the importance of oral hygiene and its impact on overall health. Carers can apply this knowledge in their daily routines, promoting preventive measures and early intervention.
Through interdisciplinary collaboration, best practices can be shared, and protocols for oral care can be developed and implemented effectively. This collaboration can also involve educational workshops and training sessions to enhance the skills and knowledge of all professionals involved.
Ultimately, the collaboration between carers in care homes, dental nurses, dentists, and hygienists combines practical experience with academic expertise to improve health delivery. By working together, they can ensure that residents in care homes receive comprehensive oral care, leading to better overall health outcomes and an improved quality of life.


The above text was a collaboration between myself, ChatGPT, and Grammarly. The videos are with help from Miro and Kapoor installations in Porto.
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    • DRINKS UPDs
    • HIDDEN SUGARS
    • MOUTHGUARDS
    • DRY MOUTH
    • TOOTHBRUSHES
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    • NHS ACCESS
  • REPLICA DENTURES
    • Dentures Cpd Course
    • how a carer can scan
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