Registration Opens for 2022 OSAP Annual Conference
Registration is open for the OSAP 2022 annual conference covering dental infection prevention, occupational health, and patient safety.
Registration is open for the OSAP 2022 annual conference covering dental infection prevention, occupational health, and patient safety.
The accepted abstracts for poster presentations will be featured at the OSAP Annual Conference scheduled to take place in June in Tucson, Ariz.
The OrthoPulse Gen 2 includes new structural and technological improvements over the previous version of the photobiomodulation device.
In this episode of In the Sterilization Room, Jackie shares how a mom rightly called out an orthodontic office for not following proper infection prevention protocols and what your office can learn from this incident.
Read MoreThe four webinar series will focus on varies aspects related to the pandemic in the dental setting including the Respiratory Protection Program, PPE optimization, guidance for assistants, and airborne precautions and ventilation.
Read MoreThe virtual event, scheduled for January, will provide a comprehensive review of the basics of dental infection prevention and control, but also address interim guidance and regulations related to the pandemic.
Read MoreIn this episode of In the Sterilization Room with Jackie, we get a readout of the recent OSAP Annual Conference, including news on the PPE supply outlook for the rest of the year.
Read MoreDoug Risk, DDS, ABGD, elected as the association’s new board chair, takes on the role as the association manages the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreIn this episode, infection prevention expert Jackie Dorst on trustworthy resources to implement best practices for infection control and manage staff exposure to COVID-19.
Read MoreTo reflect the current state of dentistry, OSAP 2020 gives participants more focused expertise on dental infection prevention and safety.
Read MoreThe document is a compilation of current regulations, guidance, and practice tips assembled by national and international dental infection prevention experts.
Read MoreJackie Dorst is back to talk about how training and reviewing standard basic precautions can give orthodontic team members the confidence to know both they and their patients are safe.
Read MoreThe organization is offering a 50% discount on registration to make the August conference, which will focus on dental infection prevention and safety, available to as many dental professionals as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreMarguerite Walsh, vice president of product merchandising at Henry Schein Dental, will serve as OSAP Board of Directors chairperson.
Read MoreThe new website, dentalinfectioncontrol.org, focuses on dental education and certification for infection control.
Read MoreMichelle Lee, CPC, will lead OSAP, the Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention, focusing on the organization’s strategic vision.
Read MoreDr Ruth M. Carrico will discuss how dental care providers must reimagine their infection control to continue to provide safe patient care.
Read MoreThe new online peer-reviewed, professional journal will focus on research related to the practice of dental infection control and safety in oral health settings.
Read MoreAttendees at OSAP’s recent Dental Infection Control Boot Camp selected the companies for special recognition.
Read MoreThe speakers will address core infection prevention and safety fundamentals for dental practitioners during the 3-day course.
Read MoreThe $95,000 grant from the Dental Assistants Foundation will be used to support education of dental assistants to improve infection control in their practices.
Read MoreThe campaign is designed to help dental professionals educate patients about what they are doing—often behind the scenes—to protect them from infections and the spread of disease.
Read MoreThe workbook has been updated to reflect the recommendations from the CDC Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings—2003 and the 2016 Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care.
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