SAAD Online Sedation CPD
The SAAD online CPD is sedation CPD based on questions about the refereed papers in the current issue of the SAAD Digest.
- Access to the online CPD is complimentary for SAAD members
- Purchasing access to the online CPD is a 12 month subscription
- Access to the relevant issue of the SAAD Digest is provided
- The questions are updated each March and September
- A sedation CPD certificate can be downloaded for each of the successfully completed sections
- It is possible to set up a direct debit to ensure that your subscription will automatically renew. Please contact us for details
- If you are interested in purchasing access for a group, please contact us so that we can raise a single invoice and provide access codes
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Once you have paid for your CPD subscription, if you cannot access the questions please email contact@saad.org.uk
There are currently eleven sections of questions, if correctly answered each section of questions provides an hour of sedation based CPD.
SAAD Digest 2024 (II)
Section 10:
Enhancing experience of dental procedures with relaxing music under inhalation sedation: an overview to explore potential
Section 11:
Exploring the environmental impact of the NHS dental service with a focus on conscious sedation and anaesthesia
Section 12:
Impact of anxiety and midazolam on physiological control of arterial blood pressure and heart rate
Section 13:
Is there a differential sedative effect in ADHD patients?
Section 14:
Cannulation conundrums: what help is available?
SAAD Digest 2025 (I)
Section 1:
Challenges and considerations in dental treatment of patients with psychogenic non-epileptic seizures: a review and case study
Section 2:
The impact of preoperative anxiety on postoperative outcomes in patients undergoing third molar surgery
Section 3:
Pilot video consultations to assess high BMI paediatric patients’ suitability for the provision of dental treatment under general anaesthesia at a Day Surgery Unit
Section 4:
A retrospective analysis of the number of episodes of single tooth extractions carried out under general anaesthetic on adult patients at University Hospital Wales (OMFS department) over a 12-month period
Section 5:
A service evaluation of the use of IV sedation with remimazolam for adults with an acquired brain injury
Section 6:
Remimazolam as a sedative for dental procedures: a case series
Your certificate will download as soon as you have completed each section!