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Highly irrelevant course content. Awful quiz containing inaccurate answers.
Very long Boring, Didn’t speak much about Oliver
Disjointed. The trainer was rude. One person turned up admittedly very late and she shouted at him to get out. No manners at all. Very rude. I arrived for the half day and the milk had run out for refreshments. I asked the trainer if we could have more and she said no once it's gone its gone despite the fact I had only just arrived. I decided to take the jug upstairs to the hotel team and they were more than happy to fill it up. Felt like the trainer was a drill sergeant or school teacher and kept telling people off for touching their phones. Very patronising and rude. Theres a way of encouraging engagement and hers was quite frankly embarrassing
The training was rushed and not delivered appropriately. There were people in the room who had never done moving and handling nor basic life support. These people did not get adequate training to go out there and work. Some couldn't even do CPR appropriately and still got passed. It is not safe for these people to go out there and practice! There was adequate time to go through MH procedures, teach how to use a hoist! There was a bed but it wasn't even used!
The training was very rushed. There were individuals in training who didn't have previous knowledge and understanding of BSL and moving and handling. They did not get more help especially with BSL
Didn’t feel this course related much to the job we do , there was no structure to the course, I feel I haven’t gained anything from this course,
I feel that the course would have been more helpful had it been more relevant to the job i do.
The course was of little or no benefit for implementing change in a dental practice setting and provided far less useful practical guidance than was gleaned from the level one online training. It was undoubtedly the most pointless course I have attended in over 30 years, and the thought of having to repeat this along with our whole team every three years is pointless. There are really important areas completely missed out that could/should be included in this training. For example many persons with ADHD have Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria, and I always bear this in mind when I see ADHD on a medical history. There was no mention that ADHD patients may be better in the afternoon, or may require flags on the notes to ensure carers/parents etc are included in appointment details to ensure that essential appointments are attended. So many missed opportunities, the course is simply not fit to impose on the dental sector. Ensuring the whole dental team is well trained in this important area is essential, but the course and slide show currently miss the brief.