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SUMMARY:Webinar: Nutrition and Oral Health — It's a Two-Way street
DESCRIPTION:Nutrition and oral health are closely linked. The relationship between oral health and nutrition is bidirectional. While diet and nutrition affect the health of the mouth\, poor oral health can also impact dietary intake and nutrients consumed. The overall aim of this webinar is to provide an overview of the impact of diet on oral health. \nLearning objectives: \n\nExplore the role of various nutrients as related to growth and development\, and oral health/diseases.\nDiscuss the relationship between oral health and systemic health.\nExplain the link between fermentable carbohydrates and the development of dental cavities.\nUnderstand appropriate dietary modifications to prevent dental cavities and maintain good oral health.\nDiscuss the importance of basic dietary counseling in dental practice with regard to oral diseases.\n\nCE Categories: A1\, A2\, E2 \nClick here to register
URL:https://bcdha.com/event/b-c-dietitians/
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SUMMARY:2023/24 Virtual Study Club — Session 2
DESCRIPTION:Bugs\, Pus\, and Symbiosis\, Oh My! with Professor Penny Hatzimanolakis. \nChronic low-grade infections in the mouth elevate systemic inflammation and have an impact on all body systems. The mouth is further linked with the rest of the body when considering the impact of numerous conditions like oral airway\, sleep apnea\, TMD and headaches\, dental caries infections\, periodontal and oral cancer\, to name a few. The understanding of the bidirectional connections is rapidly evolving\, and primary oral healthcare providers and organizations are striving to improve ways to deliver healthcare more efficiently and effectively using current\, evidence-informed methodologies. \nIt is no longer acceptable to minimize or ignore the inflammatory burden and bacterial load that is placed on the overall health of the body by oral diseases. This program will review the current scientific literature on dental diseases and their association with systemic health. The program will support the participant with screening\, approaches and management of oralsystemic connections into clinical practice to achieve comprehensive patient-centred care plans. \nEDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES \n\nIdentify the primary oral-systemic connections\nUnderstand the difference between the health status of Symbiosis or Dysbiosis\nWhat risk indicators/factors play the most significant role in oral and overall health?\nIs there a difference between leaky gut and leaky gums syndrome?\nIntroduce and discuss the various types of oral-systemic health screenings\n\nNot a 2023/24 Virtual Study Club member? Click here to sign up.
URL:https://bcdha.com/event/2023-24-virtual-study-club-session-2/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Introduction to Accessibility & Inclusion in the Workplace
DESCRIPTION:This 1.5 hour online workshop has been designed to give participants some background information about accessibility and inclusion. It will also provide strategies\, resources\, and tips for creating greater accessibility and inclusion in your workplace. \nTopics will include:\n• Why accessibility & inclusion matter\n• Definitions & statistics\n• Myths about disabilities\n• Related accessibility legislation\n• Types of disabilities\, invisible disabilities\, and intersectionality\n• Barriers to accessibility & inclusion: attitudinal\, physical/environmental\, communication\, technological\, systematic\n• Strategies for minimizing barriers to accessibility & inclusion\n• Inclusive language\n• Implementing accommodations \nBy the end of the workshop\, attendees will be able to:\n● Define accessibility and inclusion\n● Identify the professional and legal obligations and responsibilities of employers as they\nrelate to accessibility and inclusion\n● Describe the impact of values\, perceptions\, and beliefs associated with accessibility\nand inclusion in the workplace\n● Outline disability types and related workplace accommodations\n● Identify barriers to inclusion and strategies for removing these barriers \nAbout Melissa Lyon\, M.Ed.\, B.Ed.\, TESOL (she/her/hers) \nAs an educator with a master’s degree in special education and as a person with a disability herself\, through her company\, Accessibility & Inclusion Matter Consulting\, Melissa Lyon has designed and facilitated various self-paced and instructor-led online accessibility and inclusion courses. She currently works at Vancouver Island University PDT as an instructor of a 30-hour online Accessibility & Inclusion in the Workplace course. She also teaches a similar course at the Open Door Group to WorkBC students who are training to become Disability Employment Specialists. \nMelissa also has experience working at UVIC\, Camosun College\, and Capilano University Continuing Education\, where she worked to support their diversity and inclusion initiatives. In addition\, Melissa has worked with various non-profit organizations\, as a consultant\, writer\, resource developer\, and a volunteer. Her areas of expertise include knowledge and strategies for both K-12 education & post-secondary education; creating resources or courses related to disability awareness\, inclusion\, and accessibility; and mentoring other people who have disabilities. Melissa has just been appointed to two accessibility teams – the BC Provincial Employment Accessibility Standards Technical Committee\, and the Youth Advisory Committee for the BC Employment Strategy for Youth with Disabilities. \nContinuing education categories:: B1\, B2\, D4 \nClick here to register
URL:https://bcdha.com/event/introduction-to-accessibility-inclusion-in-the-workplace/
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