iTOP Course

iTOP Recall for the teaching team

Viktoriia Gabal

Course overview

iTOP Recall for the teaching team is a mandatory annual refresher seminar for certified iTOP lecturers and instructors. It combines skill recalibration, scientific updates on current health topics and group workshops.

The recall program includes skill recalibration and the application of the Touch to Teach (T2T) method. Hands-on, practical sessions in a small-group setting ensure the sharing of iTOP knowledge and proficiency in teaching iTOP to peers, students, and patients.

The iTOP Recall is an opportunity for the teaching team to receive the latest evidence on oral–systemic health, behaviour change methods, and to take part in workshops on techniques used to facilitate active participation and collaborative learning. Participation in the annual recall extends the validity of the iTOP Lecturer and Instructor certificates for one year.

Recall is the opportunity for in person exchange and collaboration between iTOP teaching members and Curaden.

Registration
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Ukraine, Lviv

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Fri, 23.10.2026
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English
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08:00 - 16:00 (GMT+0)

Your time: 10:00 - 18:00 (GMT+2)

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Learning Objectives

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Maintaining excellence.
Skill recalibration and proficiency development through hands-on Touch to Teach (T2T) practice in one-on-one sessions.
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Staying up-to-date.
Further education on the iTOP method, clinical implementation, oral-systemic healt.
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Recertification.
Extends the validity of certification as iTOP lecturer or iTOP Instructor and demonstrates ongoing competence and updated knowledge.

Facts & details informations

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Event Location
BANKHOTEL, Lystopad chyn str, 8 , Lviv, Ukraine
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Date & Time
23.10.2026 / 08:00 - 16:00
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Target Audience
Certified iTOP Lecturers and iTOP Instructors
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Course Type
iTOP Course
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Duration
1 day
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Certification
Certificate of Attendance

Teaching Team

Lecturers

Gabal Viktoriia
Viktoriia Gabal
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Contact event organizer
Yuriy Lysachenko