- what does impariment mean specifically
- in australia, what makes people considered to have a disability?
- what is the definition of special needs dentistry?
- What are some specific problems related to
- dysphagia
- diabetes
- people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
- people with neurological disorders
- What are the components of the ICF framework
- what is the definition of special needs dentistry?
- what are the 5 types of patient populations that specialists in special needs dentistry need to provide services and care for?
- what are the the types of care routinely provided by specialists in SND?
- What are the barriers to maintaining oral health
- What are the treatment modifications needed in SND what is “ACCESS”
- What are the key steps at an inital consult of SND ?
- what are the categories of barriers to accessing oral healthcare?
- What are the patient related factors in access?
- what are the care-related factors
- what are the professional factors
- what are the health system factors
- what are the consequences of barriers
- What are the four key areas for access
- how to facilitate these four key areas