As a result of successfully completing this course, students will be able to:

1. Describe oral health service organisation and provision of care;
2. Analyse and evaluate existing oral health service administration and care;
3. Contribute to the general debate on the provision of general and oral health care within the community and society;
4. Generate new approaches to the organisation and provision of oral health services;
5. Use an evidence based approach to the provision of information and care;
6. Demonstrate appropriate and effective communication with social and cultural sensitivity, with patients, carers and
team members;
7. Analyse strengths and limitations of team approach to health care;
8. Generate new organisational models for oral health care delivery;
9. Discuss and apply management theory at individual and organisational levels;
10. Describe policies and procedures in the health care setting;
11. Demonstrate accurate record keeping in the provision of oral health care.
12. Demonstrate competent dental hygiene clinical skills and practice.

1. Organisation of oral health care services
2. Teamwork
3. Communication skills
4. Oral Health administration and management

Not applicable

Not applicable

1

This course builds directly on ORHL1001 and ORHL2001, and requires that you have successfully completed all Year 1 and Year 2 courses. The learning from this course will be developed and integrated with aspects of clinical care throughout the rest of the Bachelor of Oral Health program.

Internal Mode

Case Study
Practicum
Self Directed Learning
Workshop

Practicum: for 6 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Workshop: for 4 hour(s) per Week for 1 weeks