Candidate Information
Theme: Management
Patient demographics:
Name | Andrew Seycombe |
Age/DOB | 18/09/1957 |
Gender | Male |
Employment | n/a |
Pertinent Social History | None |
Pertinent Medical History | None |
Pertinent Dental History | Recent filling inserted |
Scenario
You have been asked in the emergency clinic to review this agitated patient who had a filling inserted 2-weeks ago by a colleague. The receptionist says he is agitated and upset.
Listen to the patient’s history and explain management options available.
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The 6 core principles of managing complaints from patients as per the General Dental Council:
1. All of your feedback is important to us
– The feedback from the patient is important to the dental practice / department
2. We want to make it easy for you to raise a concern or if you need to
– The aim is for patients to have an easy process to make a complaint and not make it difficult
3. We follow a complaints procedure and keep you informed
– All practices and departments need to have a publicly available complaints procedure
4. We will try to answer all your questions and any concerns you raise
– All questions will be attempted to be answered and respond to any and all concerns raised
5. We want you to have a positive experience making a complaint
– Complaints are always a challenge and as such the process should be as painless and positive as possible.
6. Your feedback helps us to improve our service
– All feedback is welcome to improve the service delivered
As per GDC standards:
5.2.1 You should not react defensively to complaints. You should listen carefully to patients who complain and involve them fully in the complaints process. You should find out what outcome patients want from their complaint.
For more detailed information, please visit the GDC website for more information: https://standards.gdc-uk.org/pages/principle5/principle5.aspx
According to the General Dental Council’s principles for managing complaints, why is it essential to make it easy for patients to raise concerns?
What is the significance of having a publicly available complaints procedure, as per the GDC standards?
According to the GDC standards, how should dental professionals react to complaints?
What is the primary purpose of having a complaints procedure in place?
According to the General Dental Council’s principles, why is all feedback considered important?
What should be the aim when managing complaints, as per the GDC principles?
In accordance with the GDC standards, what should be the attitude of dental professionals when patients complain?
Why is it essential to consider complaints as an opportunity to improve the service, as per the GDC principles?
What is the overarching goal when managing complaints, according to the GDC principles?
In accordance with the GDC standards, what is the role of patient feedback in the complaints process?