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mkg-979	Astoeti, Tri Erri	Patient safety oriented to improve patient retention in oral health services	2009	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2456	88	41	Good reporting and other initiatives can only act as an adjunct to the prevention of dental errors and cannot substitute good leadership, the acceptance of personal responsibility and a shared goal to achieve excellence each and every day ensuring patient safety as part of undergraduate and post-graduate dental training curricula is suggested to strengthen further patient safety culture in healthcare; encourage dentists to be actively aware of the various elements of their professional practice where patient safety can be compromised; encourage dentists and the rest of the dental team to participate in continuing professional development relating to patient safety, to keep knowledge and skills up to date; ensure that dentists have a knowledge of languages, particularly in order that they be able to communicate with patients and other professionals; ensure that patient data is safely stored and available to health professionals as and when required, in accordance with national laws; ensure official registration of qualifications of dentists; ensure transparency of the qualifications and ��Astoeti: Patient safety oriented to improve patient retention competences of all other members of the dental team, as required by national law; consider establishing “study groups” to provide a forum for local dentists to discuss experiences openly and learn from each other; introduce national systems for voluntarily and anonymously reporting adverse events, near misses and problems with medical devices, to enable all dentists to learn from their own and others’ experiences. The efforts of meeting patient’s satisfaction aimed to increase patients retention in the oral health services.1 Oral health service systems should be designed to promote patient health and protection and must be in compliance with the laws that help protect patients from misuse of personal information.2 Consequently, oral health service has to emphasize in patient safety service- oriented.	cache/mkg-979.pdf	txt/mkg-979.txt