College News November 2016

INSIDE 02 President's Message 15 Diploma in Implant Dentistry Orientation 18 Course Reviews Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons COLLEGE NEWS NOV 2016 ISSUE #03

CONTENTS President’s Message 2 CEO’s Message 4 Reports 5 Admission to Fellowship and Membership 10 Regional Reports 11 NZDA Conference 13 RACDS Academic Prize Winners 14 Diploma in Implant Dentistry Orientation 15 College Calendar 17 Course Reviews 18 The College Remembers 20 College News Editor 21 COLLEGE INFORMATION Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons Incorporated ABN 97 343 369 579 Patron His Excellency Lieutenant General The Right Honourable Sir Jerry Mateparae GNZM, QSO, Governor-General of New Zealand. Copyright All rights reserved. No part of this work covered by copyright may be reproduced or copied in any form or any means (graphic, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, recording taping, or information and retrieval systems) without the written permission from the College. Disclaimer The Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons Inc., “the RACDS”, its officers, servants or agents will have no liability in any way arising from information or advice that is contained in the College News. The publication of statements, opinions, advertisements or other materials in this College News carries no representation by or on behalf of the RACDS express or implied of any belief in their truth or otherwise, in whole or in part, unless an express statement to that effect accompanies the item in question. Issue 1 2017 Space reservation 10th February 2017 and deadline for submission of material 24th February 2017. Contact Level 13, 37 York St, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Telephone: 1800 688 339 Facsimile: +61 2 9262 1974 Email: [email protected] Web: www.racds.org Please contact the Editor, Prof Clive Wright [email protected] or the Executive Assistant, Maryann Walsh at [email protected] if you have some personal news you would like published in the College News.

MRACDS(GDP) PROGRAM 2017 INTAKE PLACES NOW AVAILABLE Email: [email protected] Website: www.racds.org Phone: (+612) 9262 6044 ANNALS 2016 The RACDS 2016 Annals is now available online at www.racds.org. Built on the theme: ‘No mouth is an island – oral health in the systemic universe’, the 23rd Convocation showcased contemporary research and advances in our understanding of the increasingly important role the dental profession plays in promoting individual health and wellbeing. If you’d like a hard copy, please email [email protected] with details of your name and address. th 24 Convocation... ...in 2018 has been relocated from Canberra to Adelaide, the wine and food connoisseur's capital of Australia. Dates: 20 – 23 September 2018 th rd Venue: Hilton Hotel, Victoria Square, Adelaide Further details to follow. COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 11

PRESIDENT PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE DR DAVID SYKES As 2016 draws to a close, so does my term being a Fellow or Member to the wider Asia e-learning portal. Early days but I am as President of the College. It has been Pacific profession, how our relationships hoping that we can expand our member a singular privilege to serve the College, with professional bodies in Australia, services in these areas in the future. both as a Councillor for 10 years, but New Zealand, Hong Kong, Malaysia, the especially as President for two of those UK and elsewhere in the world, could It is an ongoing challenge that I know ten years. I was elected to the position cement the reputation of the College as a Council takes seriously and would somewhat more rapidly than expected respected international provider of quality welcome any suggestions from our due to the sad cloud of the passing of our professional education and development. members. distinguished Fellow, Dr Braham Pearlman. The list goes on but one of the most I know he was looking forward to serving constant and important considerations One ostensibly arcane change but as President and that he had many is and must be, providing value for those nevertheless a most important exciting ideas on how the College should dentists who have made the commitment development for the College, is the move forward. to becoming a Fellow or Member. approval for a new Constitution to support the College becoming a public company Dr Francis Chau stepped into the breach A good friend and Fellow, Dr Peter Fatouris, limited by guarantee. This necessary bringing a combination of a wish to support takes the time, every year to admonish the advance reflects the growth of the College Braham’s concepts but also bringing a College for its performance in this regard; from almost a cottage industry at its far-thinking agenda of expanding the and so he should. It is an area that needs inception in the 1960’s, to the international College’s influence in the Asia Pacific continuing Council attention. I would say, organisation it is today. Fellows and region. He was especially suited to this however, that it is not an easy task. In my Members should be reassured that by task and, in my view, he was appointed at term, I would like to think we have made making this change, Council are carrying just the moment in College history where some progress. Our Convocation this year out their duties as directors of the College such an expansion was appropriate and was very successful, in large part because with due financial diligence and wise needed. it recognised the different educational forethought. interests of Fellows and Members. We My commission, I felt, was to consolidate held a 50th anniversary celebration 2016 marks the commencement of a new and further the philosophies of both that provided both scientific and social Council and I welcome and congratulate these wise Fellows. Along with Council, I opportunities. We have improved our Dr Denise Lawry and Professor Ian Meyers perceived that, for the College to remain website and are gradually expanding our on their success in the election. To those relevant in a rapidly changing profession, online learning modules. Each Regional who stood but missed out, I can only we needed to look at all our areas of Committee continues to organise popular encourage you to please stand again. operation – at our educational processes and successful CPD events. Council needs your enthusiasm and and how they could be improved, how values your opinions. our candidates could be better supported, The College has been in discussions with how our financial analysis, auditing and the Australian Dental Association in regard We have one current Councillor who will understanding could better support the to possibly providing electronic journal be leaving us this year. Dr John Fricker College core business and its ambitions, access via their library and with the RCS has served four terms on Council and has how we could promote the benefits of Eng in regard to license access to their participated with distinction. He has been 2 COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016

PRESIDENT Chair of our Education Board for a period about the College and, in particular, Mr “Then why do you want to know?\" of time along with being the College Stephen Robbins who has martialled a Public Officer and Special Assistant new and exciting team after previous \"Because learning does not consist Registrar. John has served on many other staffing challenges. I thank them all as it is only of knowing what we must or committees including the Board of Studies these people who really drive the College we can do, but also of knowing for Orthodontics. He has been a stalwart forward. what we could do and perhaps for the College and we will miss his astute should not do.” counsel. By the time this edition of the College news is published, our new President, Dr Umberto Eco, The Name of the Rose I am indebted to many Fellows, Members Patrick Russo will be securely in the hot “The more that you read, the more and staff at the College without whose seat. I know he will rise admirably to the things you will know. The more that support and help the office of President challenge and will bring with him a vision you learn, the more places you'll could not function. I have been privileged that is current and carefully considered. go.” to serve with a Council who are committed Please welcome him as you have myself. to furthering the College to best advantage Dr Seuss, I Can Read With My Eyes Shut! and I could not have wished for a better In conclusion, I leave you with these group of colleagues. I have also been thoughts on learning. Of course there are Dr David Sykes blessed with office staff equally passionate many but these are two of my favourites. President The College Council and staff wish you Greetings of the Season and a New Year filled with Peace & Happiness! COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 3 3 COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016

CEO CEO'S MESSAGE MR STEPHEN ROBBINS As we approach the finish line for 2016, the Speaking of Regional Committees, I wish to be truly integrated to the database. This will College is finalising its elections for Council congratulate the members of all Regional include registration and alerts to candidates and the re-appointment of all its Boards of Committees for their dedication and and examiners for each assessment round. Studies, standing Committees and College effort this past year. Local collegiality is an Internally, we have had a small restructure representatives. It is encouraging to see important part of College life and given with Ms Sally Hilton transferring from the a strong number of candidates who are the expanse of the College these days, it is prepared to commit their time and energy important to have local contact and ways position of Examinations & Assessment to the future of the College. The result of to reach out to Fellows, Members and Officer SDP to Education Officer OMS. the ballot will be formally announced at the candidates. I urge all to consider attending As a result, I am delighted to announce that Annual General Meeting which is scheduled either one of the social events, scientific Ms Rachel Introna has been appointed to for 18 November 2016. meetings or CPD nights in your region. the position of Examinations & Assessment To assist with this, the College has now Officer SDP. In conjunction with this AGM, comes an established Regional Committee webpages historic moment as Fellows and Members Finally, you will recall I announced the will be asked to vote for a new Constitution for each region to communicate with local appointment of a Director of Education and corporate structure. For over fifty years members. These are a work in progress in the last College News. Sadly, after just at the moment, but you will already find the College has been operating as a not for contact details for your local regional a few months in the role, Richard’s family profit Association, Incorporated in ACT. The committee, and over time, the regional suffered a tragic loss of one of their children College Council, after receiving professional committees will populate these pages with and despite every effort and support from advice, is recommending to members that upcoming events for your diary. Of course, the College he was unable to continue in the College moves to a Public Company we will continue to send the occasional the role. In his short time with us, Richard Limited by Guarantee. The RACDS will e-update to give you specific details when demonstrated energy and management continue to maintain its not for profit status your regional committee has an upcoming skills that befit the position and he will be under this proposed structure. sorely missed by all staff. event. So why change? The main reasons are The College, and in particular, the Board of More recently, I am pleased to report that the College has expanded its footprint Studies for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is that, after substantial interviews with significantly over the past 50 years. Wouldn’t currently preparing for a full accreditation several applicants, Mr Hal Aamot has the inaugural Fellows be proud! With been successful in his application for Regional Committees throughout Australia, review by the Australian Medical Council, Director of Education. Hal has held senior New Zealand and Asia, the RACDS is active Australian Dental Council, Medical Council management positions in a number of New Zealand and Dental Council of New at many levels. In addition, the extent of our Zealand. Reporting is due in early February of vocational education organisations examination centres is significant when one 2017 and assessment team visits will occur including Academic Director where he considers not only the Primary and Final in June 2017. managed and ensured AQF, ASQA and Examinations leading to Fellowship but also CRICOS compliance and quality assurance. the Membership in General Dental Practice The MRACDS(GDP) program continues In addition Hal has been heavily involved and conjoint examinations with universities to attract substantial interest from general with accreditation processes to meet the and the Royal College of Surgeons dentists seeking to refresh their clinical national regulation body TEQSA. (Edinburgh). knowledge and convert their CPD into a qualification. This has been particularly We are now not only approaching the The current structure does not provide the relevant for practice owners who employ festive season, but also in the midst of necessary governance based on today’s junior associates or even recent graduates examination season. Therefore I wish all our College. In addition, the RACDS reporting candidates every success in their journey requirements will change to include wishing to further their career. This two to Fellowship or Membership and a safe ASIC annual reporting, which given the year, self-directed modular based learning and relaxing holiday season to all. Until next program is about to undergo a facelift. size of the College today, is appropriate. Although that said, it is more an automation time, my very best wishes Councillors will become full Directors of this transformation. With the structure Mr Stephen Robbins public company and hold all responsibilities and curriculum in place, the RACDS is Chief Executive Officer associated with a director. progressing to on-line assessment which will 4 COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016

GDP REGISTRAR (GDP) PROF LIZ MARTIN Examination Preparation Programs There were 21 attendees at the CPD day, have been designed to provide candidates and the feedback indicated that they with opportunities to practice and receive The Final Examination Workshop was found the day very useful for their exam feedback on the process of working once again a very successful event, preparations. through a patient case. I wish to again and feedback from participants was express my sincere thanks to Dr Geoff unanimously positive. Held on the weekend The Primary Orientation Course was Borlase for the efforts he has put into 18th -19th June at the Education Block, held at Moore Theological College from developing these first three modules. We Westmead Centre for Oral Health, there 4th to 15th July. Ninety nine potential currently have 37 candidates registered were 42 participants attending including Primary Examination candidates attended for the WBE program, with 31 candidates 5 from Malaysia, 1 each from Singapore the course and benefited from a series participating in the first module, 34 in the and Hong Kong. These candidates were of stimulating and clinically relevant second and 36 in the third module. involved in a comprehensive series of small sessions covering the basic sciences. group sessions and lectures facilitated by a These sessions were presented primarily This year we also have modules available group of the Final Examiners. Participants by academics who have tirelessly lectured for each of the elective sections and my of the workshop particularly enjoyed the and examined for the College over many thanks go to Peter Salameh for preparing opportunity to present their own cases, years and once again the feedback from the Restorative/Periodontics module, lead discussion about the treatment they participants was uniformly positive. My Suma Sukumar and Eric Carter for the Oral provided for their patients and respond thanks go to the lecturers who presented Surgery/Oral Medicine/Oral Pathology to stimulating questions from their peers. during the course including Marc module and Nigel King for preparing I am particularly grateful to Dr Geoffrey Tennant, Laurie Walsh, David Newby, Mike the Paediatric Dentistry/Orthodontics Borlase who facilitated the workshop with Nordstrom, Phil Dickson, Jane Dahlstrom, module. We currently have 20 candidates terrific input from examiners representing Mark Schifter and Alex Forrest. This year registered for the Restorative/Periodontics both the general and elective sections we are pleased to welcome two new module, 9 for OS/OM/OP and 7 for the including Karen Woodcock, Paul Beath, lecturers and examiners A/Prof Norman Peadiatric Dentistry/Orthodontics module. Lara Friedlander, Marina Kamel, Peter Firth and Dr Ruta Gupta (Pathology). Salameh, Peter Fowler, Suma Sukumar, Examinations Danny Ho, Eric Carter and Alex Jones. The success of the course is a result of the At this stage 144 candidates are registered quality of the presentations and special to sit the Primary Examinations which will For the first time, a CPD course was mention should also be made of the be held at Women’s College, University of added to the FEW program on Friday support provided by two Fellows of the Sydney from 28th November through to 17th June. This was at no additional cost College who acted as co-ordinators over 7th December. for candidates and was to assist the the two week period, Dr Lena Zhu and candidates in identifying and locating Dr Nonie Polycarpou. The Final Examinations will be held in mid appropriate literature to support their January with the written papers held on examination preparation and responses The Web-based Education program is 10th and 11th January, and the viva voce to examination questions. Dr Shanika now underway with 3 general modules examinations from 16th to 18th January Nanayakkara, Penny Comans and Dr accessible to candidates. The first module 2017. Paul Beath provided information in this is intended to help candidates examine session. The afternoon was set aside their clinical processes and understand Prof Liz Martin for short presentations from facilitators the level at which the Final Examination Registrar, General Dental Practice representing each of the elective sections. is set. The two general clinical modules COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 5

SDP REGISTRAR (SDP) CLIN. A/PROF NEIL PEPPITT Over the past few months, the Specialist The end-of-year examinations are being If you are interested in finding out more Practice Discipline Boards of Studies, held at the Australian Universities; a about pathways to Membership or College staff and examiners have number of which have Memoranda’s of Fellowship in Specialist Dental Practice, been busy with candidate applications, Understanding (MoU) with the College. you are encouraged to contact Ms Rachel examinations and projects to review the We have received a significant number Introna, Examinations and Assessment structure of examinations. of applications from candidates who will Officer at the College at [email protected]. The College Fellowship and Membership be sitting the Membership Examination examinations for Specialist Dental Practice conjointly with their university exit Until next time, I wish you a Merry were held in the College Office on Monday examination, and I wish these candidates Christmas and a safe and happy new year. 22 and Tuesday 23 August. I would like luck. to congratulate the candidates who were Clin A/Prof Neil Peppit successful in passing their examination I would like to congratulate the specialists Registrar (SDP) and extend appreciation to the examiners who have recently been admitted to in the three Specialty disciplines of Membership and Fellowship in the Paediatric Dentistry, Orthodontics and Specialist Practice Disciplines: Endodontics for their professionalism, expertise and contribution to the College: MRACDS (Paediatric Dentistry) Dr Yvonne Chau from NSW MRACDS (Paediatric Dentistry) Dr Arun Kumar Natarajan from New Dr Kareen Mekertichian Zealand Dr Juliette Scott FRACDS (Endodontics) MRACDS (Orthodontics) Dr Angeline Lee from Hong Kong Dr Stephen Duncan Dr Denise Lawry At the College Council’s May meeting, revisions to the Appendix to the FRACDS (Endodontics) Regulations for Specialist Dental Practice Dr Stephen Harlamb were approved. This is a working Dr Stephen Dahlstrom document and will continue to change as we review the current exam regulations We are fast approaching the MOrth RCSEd/ and ensure the structure and delivery of MRACDS (Orth) conjoint examination which examinations reflects best practice and a will be held at the University of Adelaide in contemporary style. Each Board of Studies November. Prof James Hawkins, Dr Denise has provided knowledge and input in this Lawry and Dr Andrew Toms will be seeing area, and I would like to thank each Board that examination for the College. I would member for their continued contribution. like to wish the seven candidates enrolled Keep an eye out for some positive changes to sit this examination every success and in the Appendix to the Regulations – thank the experienced examiners, without Specialist Dental Practice over the next six whom, the examinations would not be months, as we continue to work towards possible. improving the programs and examinations delivered by the College. 6 COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016

GDP MEMBERSHIP (GDP) DR ADAM KEYES-TILLEY 2016 has seen a record number of very enjoyable for candidates to attend Mentoring Program is an essential part candidates participating in the MRACDS and network with others from within the of the MRACDS(GDP) Program and one (GDP) program. College. of the key features people discuss when talking about the merits of the program. There are currently 62 candidates Our CPD days are beneficial to our We would like to thank the mentors for working their way through the program. candidates to help them gain an supporting our candidates throughout All candidates are due to sit their final viva understanding of the module, as well their journey. voce over the next three examination as a platform to ask questions, gain periods. feedback and work with other candidates From the Board and mentors to help grasp the program In addition to the Boards regular duties Assessments in 2016 better. there has been a particular focus on Assessment Round 3 equalled our attempting to streamline the marking biggest ever round with 36 candidates The first event was held at the College process for all SAQs and Case Reports. sitting 75 SAQ modules for their core office in Sydney on Saturday 6th August subjects. At the time of writing, the where two presentations were given to 18 Currently the Board is reviewing draft marking process is ongoing with 36 pass attendees: proposals on: results so far. Our elective modules saw 15 • Diagnosis and Treatment Planning • A marking rubic for SAQs that will, candidates submit 34 case reports, with presented by Dr Geoff Borlase once implemented, help to calibrate 23 pass results so far. Good luck to all our • Therapeutics in Dentistry, Pain and examiners candidates awaiting their final outcomes. Pain Management presented by • How to incorporate plagiarism Clinical A/Professor Doug Stewart software turnitin into all assessments Since the last newsletter in August and how to adapt findings this year, 17 candidates have presented The second event was conducted from (consistently low and high turnitin themselves for the viva voce Friday 16th and Saturday 17th September scores in certain modules) based on examinations. I would like to congratulate at the Melbourne Dental Hospital. It was past results, into the marking rubic. the 14 successful candidates and attended by 27 candidates. The topics • Further curriculum development of welcome them to the College as our covered over the two days were: the program newest Members. • Medical Emergencies presented by Mr Ian Cash On behalf of the Board of Studies, I would The next viva voce will take place • Clinical Examination Technique and like to wish all candidates enrolled, the Saturday, November 26th. Dental Imaging presented by Dr very best for their final assessment of Louise Brown the program and to the wider College I CPD • viva voce preparation presented by extend the compliments of the festive In the second half of the academic year, Prof David Manton season. the College has run 3 days of CPD events, all relevant to the MRACDS(GDP) modules Thank you to all presenters and College I wish you all, and your families, a Merry as well as inducted Fellows and Members. staff who helped make these events Christmas and an enjoyable break from All 3 were well attended and the Dental happen. our practices. School was full to capacity over both days. Not only were the presentations Mentors Dr Adam Keyes-Tilley incredibly educational and directly Currently we have 24 mentors working Membership (GDP) related to the program, they were also with the current candidates. The COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 7

OMS OMS A/PROF JOCELYN SHAND The Committees of the Board have again new Fellows and consultants involved in CPD been active in the past few months and training were involved in these interviews. A random audit of 10 % of Fellows using a number of teleconferences have been The re-accreditation report and process the CPD4OMS Tracker is underway for the held. In the recent months the selection will be a major focus of the Board over the last triennium period. The last submission process has been undertaken and the next 6 months. was received in early October and an Final Examination was held in September. audit of all the information has now been A meeting of the Board of Studies was Accreditation Committee commenced. held in early October. This Committee, chaired by Dr Matthew Hawthorne, has been very busy in Selection Final Examination recent months. An accreditation visit of The selection process for an accredited The written papers were held in August and the New Zealand Training Centre was training position on the OMS Program the Oral & Clinical vivas were conducted undertaken by a team in August. Dr Paul commences in May and it is completed on the 6th and 7th September at the Royal Meara (WA), Dr Robert Witherspoon in July, after the selection interviews have Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. Dr Dylan (ACT) and Ms Charlotte Anneveld (Senior been conducted. Fifteen consultants Hyam, Canberra, was the Chair of the Education Officer, RACDS) visited each of involved in training and 3 independent Final Examination Panel and Dr Edward the hospitals involved in teaching in both people are involved in the interview Hsu, Brisbane, was the Co-ordinator of the South and North Islands. The final process that is held in Sydney. There the Examination. Fourteen candidates accreditation report is under preparation were thirteen training places available for presented for the Examination and 8 were and the Accreditation Committee will commencement in 2017 and all of the first successful. Dr’s Jameel Kaderbhai (Vic & be meeting to review this report. The round offers were accepted. Tas), Tran-Lee Kaing (WA), Jen-Ti Hsieh six Training Centres each undergo an (Qld & NT), Trent Lincoln (Qld & NT), Amish accreditation visit every 5 years unless Courses Patel (Vic & Tas), Deegesh Shah (NSW there are issues identified that require an The Oral Pathology Course was held in & ACT), Zeb McNamara (Qld & NT) and earlier review. Christchurch, New Zealand, in June and Kenneth Wan (WA) are congratulated. is convened by Drs Jason Erasmus and This committee also oversees the James Worthington. The principle lecturer The final year trainees will complete their assessment of overseas trained specialist is A/Prof. Hedley Coleman. The course is fourth year of training and mandatory and it has reviewed two recent applications. highly regarded by the trainees. research requirements before the award of the Fellowship. Training Committee The ‘Keeping Trainees on Track’ course The Training Committee has also been very was held in Perth, WA, in August. The Re-accreditation of the OMS Training active in recent months. A teleconference workshop is one of the professional Program in September reviewed the 6 month development courses of the Royal The Medical Council and Dental Council’s formative assessment reports and the Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) of New Zealand, Australian Medical progress of trainees who have previously for consultant surgeons involved in Council and the Australian Dental received reports with areas of concern. training. Council will conduct a comprehensive The Training Committee is chaired by Dr re-accreditation review of the OMS Benjamin Erzetic and it also oversees the A/Prof Jocelyn Shand Training Program in 2017. Preliminary applications for re-entry in the training Chair, Board of Studies - meetings with representatives from the program, applications for interrupted Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Accreditation Team were held during leave and changes in the training status of the Association (ANZAOMS) Conference accredited registrars. in October, and a number of trainees, 8 COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016

Oral Pathology Course, Christchurch, 2016. SST Examination Panel L to R: Drs Cameron Lewis, John Harrison, Jocelyn Shand, Alf Nastri and Christopher Poon. Final Examination Panel 2016 Back Row L to R: Drs Chris Sealey, David Sherring, Dimitrios Nikolarakos, Jason Erasmus, Christopher Poon. Front Row L to R: Drs Julia Dando (Registrar OMS), Dylan Hyam (Chair), Emma Lewis. COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 9

CIC CENSOR-IN-CHIEF DR WARREN SHNIDER I am very excited to welcome our new Director of Education, Mr Haldor Aamot to the College. Hal joined the staff in mid-October and will lead the Education team at the College Office. Congratulations to the following successful candidates: Admissions to Fellowship and Membership 23 July 2016 to 24 October 2016 FRACDS(Endo) Angeline Hiu Cheng LEE (Hong Kong) FRACDS(OMS) Magdalen Kaow-Ling FOO (WA) Jen-Ti Rachel HSIEH (QLD) MRACDS(GDP) Seyoung Josephine AHN (New Zealand) Phillip AJAJE (NSW) Con LOIS (NSW) Patanjali PANDEY (TAS) Hana SAEED (NSW) Geetanjali SALWAN (NSW) Rachel SIM (VIC) Barry Bharathraja SUBRAMANI (New Zealand) Fiona Nguyen Ngoc THUY (VIC) Arun Prabu VELUSAMY (New Zealand) MRACDS(Orth) Carlen CHANDLER (Trinidad And Tobago) Thaleia KOUSKOURA (Germany) MRACDS(Paed) Yvonne Chung Yee CHAU (NSW) Arun Kumar NATARAJAN (New Zealand 10 COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016

REGIONAL REPORTS VICTORIA & TASMANIA Experienced general dental practitioners and young specialists were invited to speak about development of dentistry at Victorian and Tasmanian Regional Committee scientific meeting in August. It was then followed by dinner at University House at Woodward, Melbourne University. Dr Stewart Cottist, a futurist, was the dinner guest. The Committee also organised a social drink in September. Many Fellows, Members and candidates enjoyed this casual event. Dr Sophia Jing Chair, Vic & Tas Regional Committee Dr Chris Callahan welcoming members at a College event at the Melbourne Dental Hospital in September. WESTERN AUSTRALIA The WA Regional Committee are in the midst of planning for the 2017 Scientific Meeting which has been confirmed to be on Friday 23rd June 2017 at the Hyatt Hotel, Perth. We have been lucky enough to secure Prof. Ian Meyers as the headline speaker and we are looking forward to a successful day. Further details of the day will be revealed soon. The Committee held its annual candidate function on 25th August at the Burnleigh Hotel and although numbers were a low, an excellent evening was had by those attending. The Committee are in discussion over whether to change the format of this function in the future to encompass both educational and social aspects. L to R: Drs John Winters, Ahmed Saleh, Raymond Lam, Elizabeth Day. The RACDS WA Regional end of year function was held on Friday 21st October at the Pan Pacific Hotel and attended by around 50 people. Fellows, Members and candidates, as well as their partners came together to mingle and enjoy drinks and canapes, whilst the “Pluck & Strum Duo” musical accompaniment of harp and guitar, provided a perfect relaxing ambience to the evening. Overall the night was a great social occasion for all attending and a wonderful opportunity to catch up with colleagues and friends before the busy Christmas period leading up. Dr John Watson Secretary, WA Regional Committee L to R: Drs Dennis Gregory, Peter McKerracher, Mrs Anne Wholley, Chris Wholley, Albert Tan, Mrs Gillian McKerracher. COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 11

SOUTH AUSTRALIA The SA Committee has been active over the last few months. Although it took the Committee a while to get things moving in 2016, this has now been accomplished with excellent results. In August, the second SA Event was held at the Vietcharm (Vietnamese) Restaurant. About 20 Fellows and Members attended the Annual Dinner which was a Vietnamese banquet where the food was accompanied by wine from one of the local winemakers who happily explained the virtues of each. During the meal, Prof. Mark Bartold presented a seminar on recent developments in Periodontics and Dr Dale Gerke gave a short presentation on various complex cases. He invited interactive discussion of alternative treatments that could be used for these cases. Both seminars were stimulating and prompted comments from the audience. Not only was the night great fun, but also excellent Dr Dale Gerke presenting at the Annual Dinner. information passed onto those attending. College (including candidates) as well as The Committee has also been busy The AGM was held prior to the dinner an Annual Dinner and seminar program organising the 2017 Scientific Day to be and those attending were informed of for below cost price. The final event of the held on Wednesday 23rd August at the the Committee’s intentions for the rest year was offered at break-even price. Four Seasons Hotel Sydney. The topic for of 2016 and 2017. The main focus is to the day will be “Six of the Best” with six add considerable value for Fellows and I would like to thank the Committee well known and highly respected speakers Members which we feel we have started members but particularly Drs. Alan sharing their six best and most helpful to achieve. Mann, Danny Ho and Sushil Kaur for their clinical tips. The invited speakers and assistance and positive energy in this topics include: Our final event for 2016 was Yum Cha challenging year. (lunch) which was held at the Eastern • Paediatric Dentistry - Gardens Restaurant on Saturday 22nd We hope the best is to come in 2017 Dr Kareen Mekertichian October. Over 10 Fellows and Members where our aim is to provide an innovative • Oral medicine - Dr Sue Ching Yeoh along with their respective partners and exciting CPD program to Fellows and • Periodontics- Dr Jessica O’Neil attended and a good time (and food) was Members at low cost, in a convenient • Endodontics- Prof Omar Ikram had by all. Unfortunately, this lunch clashed format. • Prosthodontics/Implants- with a popular seminar program interstate Dr Christopher Moule; and this highlights one of the issues facing The SA Committee would like to wish • Oral Surgery- Dr Lydia Lim the Committee when scheduling local all involved with the College a safe and events. There are now large numbers of wonderful Christmas and a prosperous On behalf of the Committee, I would like CPD seminars being held throughout the 2017 for everyone - particularly good to make special mention of the wonderful year and clashes seem to be inevitable. health, wealth and happiness. efforts of Dr Dimitra Mersinia for organising the recent Primaries tutorial course. The It should be noted that the Committee this Dr Dale Gerke report for the day will occur elsewhere year was keen to reinvigorate RACDS in Chair, SA Regional Committee in the newsletter, with all reports and South Australia. We think we have achieved feedback from both the presenters and this and feedback has been excellent. We NEW SOUTH WALES candidates being extremely positive. Well are also aiming to change the style of done Dimitra! events and venues. Our aim is to attract The NSW Regional Committee celebrated more young dentists into RACDS and we another year with Fellows and Members at Dr Ian Sweeney feel to do this, we need to be a little less its Annual Dinner. The spectacular dinner Chair, NSW Regional Committee traditional. The Committee wants to keep was held at Guillaume Restaurant in the RACDS relevant and moving forward. Paddington where Chef Guillaume Brahimi Most importantly we want to make it and his team created a dining experience worthwhile for Fellows and Members to that was sophisticated yet relaxed. The be involved with RACDS. To foster this, beautifully renovated Paddington building in 2016, we have offered a free drinks was the perfect venue for a wonderfully and nibbles event to all involved with the collegial dinner and catch up. 12 COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016

NEW ZEALAND of the examiners, in the Fellowship Final Exam GDP in the Paediatric Dentistry It has been a busy time for the NZ RACDS paper. members. We had our Annual Study Day in Queenstown on September 3rd. Thirty Recently our student advisor, Dr Sarah Members and candidates attended the Ting flew to Dunedin and spoke to the final successful day with our guest speaker, year students about the College and the Dr Geoff Borlase being supported by a various pathways and opportunities open number of local Fellows, Members and to dentists after graduation. candidates speaking on a variety of topics. The coming year will be busy again for The evening was topped off with a stunning the RACDS Committee with our annual dinner at Botswana Butchery. We had the study day to be finalised but the venue pleasure of RACDS Fellow, Dr David Hay we anticipate will be in Auckland. We attending along with attendees partners to are hoping to be able to provide some allow for some socialising and a catch up. education for candidates at the same Professor Bernadette Drummond spoke time but we will keep the NZ Fellows and on the passing of our Past President, Dr Members and candidates posted in the John Sinclair (Feb 2016) and Prof Richard New Year. (Dick) King (Oct 2013). It was pleasing to hear that from the bequest of Professor Have a lovely and happy holiday season Dr Borlase presenting Dr Laura Ichim Richard Manning King, a medal is to . be struck to be awarded to the most Dr Erin Mahoney with the 2016 Kenneth J.G. Sutherland successful candidate, at the discretion Chair, NZ Regional Committee Prize for the Fellowship Examination. NZDA CONFERENCE In late October, the College CEO, Stephen Robbins and I had the pleasure of attending the NZDA Conference in Wellington, NZ. It was a very well-run conference with many interesting presentations. There was the opportunity to meet with NZ colleagues including a meeting with Dr Robin Whyman and Marie Warner from the Dental Council, NZ and Dr Susan Gorrie and Dr David Crum from the NZDA. A number of RACDS NZ and Australian Fellows and Members enjoyed a private luncheon at the beautiful Queens Wharf. Thanks are extended to Dr Erin Mahoney and the NZ Regional Committee for their ongoing support and particularly to Dr Laura Ichim for her inspiring presentation at the Conference on her CPD journey with the College in obtaining her Fellowship GDP. Dr David Sykes President Dr David Sykes welcoming members and guests at the College luncheon. COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 13

RACDS ACADEMIC PRIZE RECIPIENTS La Trobe University University of Queensland Dr Priyanka Kotur receiving her 2015 RACDS Prize for Academic Achievement by a final year dental student. A little about Priyanka Priyanka grew up in Melbourne and went on to complete a Bachelor of Health Sciences/Master of Dentistry at LaTrobe Dr Lily Anderson receiving her 2015 RACDS Prize for University in Bendigo. She thoroughly enjoyed studying in Academic Achievement by a final year dental student from Bendigo and learning through Latrobe's regional teaching clinics Queensland Regional Committee Chair, Dr Dwight Elvery. in locations such Mildura and Wodonga. Priyanka is currently working in general practice in outer Melbourne. TUTORIALS FOR PREPARATION FOR THE PRIMARIES EXAMINATIONS 2016 The NSW Regional Committee organised Orange, going through components of tutorials for preparation of the Primary Pharmacology as related to Pathology, Examination on Saturday 15th and Sunday medically compromised patients, drug 16th October. administration and prescriptions. Candidates attended in person at the On Sunday, Professor Laurie Walsh gave College’s offices in Sydney, and some were an in-depth presentation on Microbiology in his delightful and thorough way, and also able to log in remotely from interstate going through a past exam papers. and New Zealand. Professor Jane Dahlstrom had prepared a The tutorials were designed with a mixture video, with a mock viva voce in Pathology, Dr John Ladakis presenting to class. of didactic and interactive components. which was a good foundation for preparing The first day started with Dr John Ladakis for the vivas. from Victoria, presenting in Anatomy, going through questions and a hands-on The weekend ended with Dr Dimitra component on specimens. Mersinia going through the process for preparing for exams, the mindset for This was followed by A/Prof Alex Forrest studying, tips for answering exam papers from Queensland, in an interactive and preparing for vivas. presentation in Histology, making the It was a great weekend, with a group of subject very interesting and relevant to enthusiastic and dedicated candidates. dentists. Wishing them all the best for the exams! The day ended with Dr Greggory Dr Dimitra Mersinia L to R: A/Prof Alex Forrest, Dr John Maynard from Charles Sturt University in NSW Regional Committee Student Advisor Ladakis, Dr Dimitra Mersinia. 14 COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016

Diploma in Implant Dentistry Orientation Course RACDS ran the inaugural Diploma in Implant Dentistry Orientation Course in August this year to support those candidates interested in sitting the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh Examination Diet that is run at the College office in October. The Orientation Course was developed by A/Professor Richard Chan in conjunction with Dr David Sykes. The 2 ½ day course covered the theory and technical information required by those candidates that wished to sit the examinations. The presenters included Dr David Sykes, Dr Scott Davis, Dr Lydia Lim, Clinical A/Prof Anthony Au and Dr Vijay Tumuluri. Topics covered included; Scientific basis of implant dentistry, Clinical assessment skills and Practical implant procedures, exam requirements and technique. The College’s Education Centre was full with 20 candidates attending the course to brush up on their knowledge of Implant Dentistry and prepare for the 2017 diet for the RCS Edinburgh The 2017 Diploma in Implant Dentistry For more information on the 2017 exam. It was a very successful Orientation Course will be held at Orientation Course and Exams please program with some great feedback. the College office on Friday 30th visit our website www.racds.org. June to Sunday 2nd July 2017 with The course is a great way to validate the Diploma in Implant Dentistry your knowledge and skills in Implant Examinations run by the RCS dentistry and extend your CPD in the Edinburgh taking place on Saturday subject area. 21st & Sunday 22nd October 2017. C COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 OLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 1515

2017 HKIDEAS Hong Kong International Dental Expo And Symposium 4 – 6 AUGUST Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre www.hkideas.org CALL FOR ABSTRACT Deadline: 15 April 2017 EARLY-BIRD REGISTRATION Deadline: 15 May 2017 NEW HORIZON IN DENTISTRY Organizer

For more information about courses, College Calendar examinations and events, please visit NEWS & EVENTS on the College website at www.racds.org January 2017 May 2017 5 June 10 - 11 January 5 May FRACDS(GDP) - Enrolments close for FRACDS(GDP) - Final Examination Written FRACDS(GDP) - Enrolments close for Final Orientation Course Papers Examination Workshop Venue: Sydney 30 June 12 May MRACDS(GDP) - Enrolments close viva voce 16 - 18 January CPD Masterclass: Infection Control Specialist Dental Practice - Deadline for FRACDS(GDP) - Final Examination viva voce Venue: Sydney case report submission – SDP College Venue: Sydney OMS - Closing date for Application for Examinations (Sydney) Eligibility for Surgical Training positions for OMS - Closing date for registration for the February 2017 2018 Final Examination 4 February MRACDS(GDP) - Orientation Day 13 May 30 June - 2 July Venue: Sydney MRACDS(GDP) - CPD Masterclass: Practice Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh Management, Law, Ethics and Risk Diploma of Implant Surgery Orientation 11 February Management Course OMS Trainee Induction Day Venue: Sydney Venue: Sydney Venue: Sydney 19 May July 2017 26 February MRACDS(GDP) - Enrolments Close 3 - 14 July MRACDS(GDP) - Enrolments close viva Assessment Round 2 FRACDS(GDP) - Primary Examination voce Orientation Course 22 - 24 May Venue: Sydney 15 February Specialist Dental Practice OMS - Final date for trainees to complete Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh 22 July registration requirements and make Conjoint M(Orth)/MRACDS(Orth) OMS - Training program selection interviews payment Venue: Edinburgh for 2018 Venue: Sydney March 2017 26 - 27 May 1 March OMS - SST Examination 28 July MRACDS(GDP) - Enrolments Close Venue: Melbourne MRACDS(GDP) - viva voce Assessment Round 1 Venue: Sydney June 2017 April 2017 1 June The College reserves the right to amend the 1 April Specialist Dental Practice timing and dates of examinations, courses Specialist Dental Practice - Enorlments Close Enrolments close for College examinations and workshops whenever conditions warrant. M(Orth) / MRACDS(Orth) Conjoint Exam (Sydney) Where these activities are cancelled or Edinburgh postponed, a full refund of the fee will be issued. 2 - 4 June The College takes no responsibility for any other 28 April FRACDS(GDP) - Final Exam Workshop costs incurred by the candidate. OMS - Closing date for Applications for Venue: Sydney Assessment of Eligibility for the Final Examination COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 17

COURSE FEW RACDS Final Examination Workshop 2016 review Dr Errol Kilov (BDS., Grad Cert. Dentistry, MRACDS, ADC) Achieving Fellowship with RACDS is a respected recognition in the Dentistry profession. However, it can be quite daunting when attempting to grasp the expected depth and width of knowledge required for success in the examination. I attended the Final Examination Workshop in 2016 at Westmead Hospital with the hope that it would demystify these requirements. The Final Examination Workshop certainly achieved that. In its design, the workshop creates a platform to share the expectations of the examiners and clarifies what it means to be at ‘Fellowship’ level of RACDS. My experience was that it was invaluable in preparing candidates for potential success in the examination and beyond. The course was motivating for me. To spend a weekend with examiners and colleagues who share a passion of lifelong learning and striving for excellence was inspiring. The selfless commitment and professionalism of the presenters and examiners was evident throughout the two days. I feel that the Final Examination Workshop is not only an essential step in the pathway towards potential success in the Final examination, but it is also an opportunity for professional growth as a stand-alone workshop. RACDS Orientation Course 2016 review OC Dr Phillip Goh BDSc (Hons) I attended the RACDS Primary Orientation Course in July this year, and found the course to be both a comprehensive and also enjoyable exposition of the curriculum of understanding required for the Primary Examinations. The Primaries are an important pathway to both acceptance into specialist training, and also recognition of substantial study and achievement, culminating in Fellowship in General Dental Practice with the College. Having graduated from my undergraduate university degree in 2013, I enrolled for the Primaries in order to progress my education and professional development as a dentist. The Primary Orientation Course covers the undergraduate dental curriculum in the areas of anatomy, pathology, biochemistry, histology, physiology, microbiology and pharmacology, and does so in a comprehensive and detailed manner. The course was held in Sydney at Moore Theological College, and catered for at The Women’s College - the facilities and food provided was excellent. The highlight of the program was the speakers who were all exceptionally knowledgeable in their subject material, and also friendly and accessible. Moreover, the lectures were presented in a comprehensive and engaging manner, and the study notes complete. Complex concepts that I had previously struggled with at University were well discussed and explained. While much study lies ahead of me, I feel that attending the Orientation Course has equipped me well to study and attend for the examinations later this year. I would highly recommend dentists consider attending the RACDS Primary Orientation Course if they are interested in a comprehensively structured program to further improve their knowledge and skills as general dental practitioners, and to do so in a wonderful collegiate atmosphere. 1818 COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016OLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 C

REVIEWS RACDS CPD Masterclass 2016 reviews RACDS held its last CPD Masterclass for 2016 on the 16th and 17th of September at the Melbourne Dental Hospital. The modules covered included: • Medical Emergencies presented by Mr Ian Cash, • Clinical Examination Technique and Dental Imaging presented by Dr Louise Brown • Viva voce preparation presented by Professor David Manton. Two attendees of the Masterclasses share their experiences below – CPD Review from Dr James Cooke On September 16th and 17th, the College held the masterclass courses for both Medical Emergencies and Clinical Examination Techniques and Diagnostic Imaging at the Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne. Firstly, was Medical Emergencies given expertly by Mr Ian Cash. His extensive experience as a critical care nurse provided the participants with unique real life scenarios to work through and discuss. His seemingly endless energy and class questions certainly kept us on our toes throughout the day. We also had the opportunity in the afternoon to practice our updated skills on the dummies provided for CPR training. The morning of the second day was set aside for Clinical Examination Techniques and Diagnostic Imaging. Dr Louise Brown provided another informative presentation covering a wide range of radiographic techniques and images. The class was very interactive and Dr Brown gave all sorts of examples of normal anatomy and pathology for the group to diagnose and discuss at length. Thanks must go to the presenters for their time and professional presentations. Review from Dr Rosalind Peart The CPD Masterclasses were, as always, very informative, covering the topics comprehensively. Being directed to other references and sources of information is always very helpful. The presenters made themselves available and assisted with sourcing information to complete the various modules. The drinks evening was held in an awesome venue with beautiful catering and was most enjoyable. It was simple and elegant and provided the opportunity to connect and talk to people that one would otherwise not have the opportunity to meet. I thought it was very gracious of the College Fellows and Members to make the effort to attend the evening. David Manton's presentation was extremely worthwhile being more about the philosophy and approach of good dentistry, as opposed to science and clinical facts. Of course, we have to know the science, but I think one of the struggles and failings of our profession is communication, respect, and truly caring for our patients. If we could all just remember this, then we'd all be doing a better job. 19 C COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 OLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 19

THE COLLEGE REMEMBERS... John Michael Schulze was born on 22nd May 1943, in Palmerston North, New Zealand. Following his secondary education at Auckland Grammar, he attended Otago University Dental School and graduated with a BDS in 1966. With his wife Sandra, Michael moved to Adelaide to work and study Orthodontics. Here, he became a Fellow of the College in 1969. After several years, Michael, Sandra and his young family moved to Hamilton, New Zealand where he commenced his practice of Orthodontics. After 16 years in Hamilton, Michael and Sandra returned to Auckland and set up practice in Manurewa where he worked until retiring in 2008. Whilst in Hamilton, Michael had a branch practice in Hong Kong for some years. Michael’s involvement in dental association affairs included the role of Scientific Convenor for the 1982 Rotorua NZDA Conference and he was also editor of the NZOA journal for some years. John Michael Shulze 22nd May 1943 - 28th June 2016 Michael’s interests included gardening, fishing, music and golf. He had a high level of woodworking skills resulting in a new kitchen, dining table, weaving loom and a yacht. Michael was a devoted family man. He is survived by Sandra and their three children, Blair, Phillip and Amanda together with 5 grandchildren and 3 step grandchildren. He was farewelled at All Saints Chapel at the Purewa Crematorium, Meadowbank, NZ. RACDS FOUNDATION The RACDS Foundation was established over two decades ago to promote scientific and academic projects associated with the College. Funding has been available for many years to promote rural based candidates for the Final Examinations in the FRACDS (GDP). Although the vast majority of candidates are working and living close to major Australasian cities or abroad, some Australasian candidates reside in remote regions and thus incur an extra financial burden in travelling to a Final Examination centre. The Foundation welcomes applications for financial assistance from such RACDS candidates. If you believe you may qualify for this grant, please contact the College CEO, Mr Stephen Robbins [email protected] who can assist you with further details. Dr Ross Bastiaan Chair, RACDS Foundation DENTAL BOARD OF AUSTRALIA The College supports the Dental Board of Australia’s (DBA’s) campaign to increase awareness on infection prevention and control. A video made for patients can be viewed on the DBA’s website, www.dentalboard.gov.au and serves as a reminder to the registered dental practitioner of their infection control obligations. C 20 COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016OLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 20

COLLEGE NEWS EDITOR Farewell from Dr Susan Buchanan - Editor of the Newsletter for 10 years and welcome to Prof Clive Wright It is over 10 years since I became Editor and Adelaide I settled in Sydney with the of the RACDS Newsletter for a short family, which by that time consisted of two period of time. I cannot believe that the children and a third was to arrive in 1978. time has gone so quickly or that I am still All those years I worked in private practice doing the job. Surely, by now someone but in the ‘80s I went back to University, more suitable would have been found. I did an MDS and then attained my realise now that even if the Newsletter is Fellowship of the College in 1990. Since to become electronic, the College is still that time I have held a number of high going to need an Editor. The duties are not profile career positions and done many of onerous and can be undertaken, in these the things that such high profile individuals days of the Internet, from anywhere in the do. When I undertook the Editorship I was world. I would like to emphasise that the thinking about retiring. As I have retired, Executive Assistant to the CEO undertakes the Newsletter has kept me in touch most of the work. Currently this is Maryann with dentistry and the many wonderful Walsh and she is a joy to work with. individuals that I have met over the years. It is a great position for maintaining one’s The main duties of the editor are: network and keeping abreast of changes • Represent the Council and approve in the dental world but it allows time to content. Most commonly, deciding develop other activities. I now travel, if an article is advertising, for which bike ride, walk, play bowls and look after there is a charge. Occasionally, decide 7 grandchildren. Yet, I still have time to if article is “politically correct” survey health services for accreditation and do research projects for the Australian • Think of ideas for articles. Council of Healthcare Standards. • Interview contributors when required. The job has given far more back to me • Review the final copy and make sure than I have ever given it and thus it is with all grammar, spelling and content is some sadness that I now hand over the correct. baton but realise that College must move on. I wish the new Editor all the best and • Develop a schedule with the College hope that it is as rewarding to them as it Executive Officer for the three has been to me. publications each year. Season’s Greetings to all the College • Ensure as much as possible that the schedule is maintained. Dr Susan Buchanan BDSc(Hons)(Melb), MDS(Syd), FRACDS, I graduated from Melbourne University MBA(NSW), FICD, PFA, ADI in 1969. In 1976, after living in England Professor Clive Wright, AM, MDS, PhD, FICD, MRACDS (DPH). Centre for Education and Research on Ageing, Concord Clinical School, University of Sydney and Aged & Rehabilitation Department, Concord General & Repatriation Hospital, Sydney Local Health District. Clive Wright graduated BDS (Otago) and He has since worked in dental public completed an MDS and PhD also at the health as Chief Advisor (Oral Health) with University of Otago. Clive held teaching the Ministry of Health in Wellington New and research positions in Wales, Canada, Zealand and Chief Dental Officer for NSW. Australia and New Zealand. Between 1989 Clive has held a number of consultancy and 1997 Clive was Professor of Preventive positions for national and international and Community Dentistry, and Head of the agencies in both the public and private School of Dental Science, at The University sectors and holds honorary appointments of Melbourne. with the University of Sydney Faculty of Dentistry and Charles Sturt University. C COLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 OLLEGE NEWS ISSUE 03 2016 21 21

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