Webinar
Work Smarter not Harder: Behaviour change approaches that reignite clinical success.
Jeanie Suvan
Course overview
The aim of this presentation is to provide delegates with further understanding of behaviour change strategies to enable more effective patient conversations that improve clinical outcomes, patient outcomes and enhance professional satisfaction.
Do you leave appointments feeling frustrated when patients repeatedly ignore your advice? You're not alone, but the solution may lie in changing your approach, not your patients. This presentation reframes compliance as a behavioural science challenge, equipping dental hygienists and therapists with practical tools including motivational interviewing, the COM-B framework, and goal-setting strategies to facilitate movement of patients to action. Discover how smarter, more collaborative conversations can reduce clinical frustration, reignite success, job satisfaction, and deliver measurable improvements in patient outcomes.
1 credit
Registration
Online
English
Recommended for Professionals
Sponsored by Curaden
Learning Objectives
Facts & details informations
Webinar
1h
1 CE credit available
CE certificate
Speakers
Jeanie Suvan
Dr
Jeanie achieved her dental hygiene qualification at the University of Alberta, Canada. Following work in clinical practice and teaching, she moved to the Department of Periodontology, University of Bern, Switzerland, beginning her research activities. After an MSc at the University of Oxford in Evidence Based Healthcare, she completed a PhD in Clinical Dentistry investigating obesity and periodontitis at UCL and more recently, an LLM in Medical Law and Ethics at University of Edinburgh. For many years Jeanie was involved in patient care, post-graduate teaching and clinical research at UCL Eastman Dental Institute Unit of Periodontology where she was Associate Professor and Director of the MSc Dental Hygiene Programme. Her most recent roles include part-time Clinical University Lecturer at University of Glasgow Dental School and Honorary Clinical Lecturer, University of Siena, Italy as well as clinical practice.
