"Introduction to Occlusion" Feedback Feedback Form for Day 2: PracticalGenerating Your CPD CertificateYour CPD certificate will be generated from the data you enter in these fields. Please make correct use of upper and lowercase to ensure your name displays correctly. Your certificate will be available once you have completed your feedback.Name*As you wish it to be displayed on your certificate. First Last GDC Registration Number* EmailPlease enter your email here ONLY if you would like your CPD certificate emailed directly to you. Your FeedbackThe next sections of the feedback form will be collated anonymously. Please give your feedback on these aims & objectives: The British Society for Occlusal Studies will provide a hands-on workshop for practitioners to develop their understanding and management of headache cases, thereby developing a new area of patient care within their practice. This will focus on learning techniques including Facebow registration and mounting of an upper model, centric-relation manipulation, construction of an anterior jig, use of a Leaf Gauge and centric-relation records to mount a lower model and construction of a lower stabilisation splint on the mounted models. Specified learning outcomes for this course are: Attendees will be able to apply techniques associated with Facebow registration and mounting of an upper model. Attendees will be able to use centric-relation manipulation, construct an anterior jig, use a Leaf Gauge and centric-relation records to mount a lower model. Attendees will be able to describe the process and construct a lower stabilisation splint on mounted models. 1 Star - Not Achieved 5 Star - Achieved WellPlease give your feedback on these specific areas:*Very PoorPoorSatisfactoryGoodVery GoodSuitability of FacilitiesCateringEvent OrganisationLength of the courseAssessment of Dr. Laurence Murray's presentation:*Very PoorPoorSatisfactoryGoodVery GoodSpeaker / TutorContentPresentationWere the aims and objectives met?* yes no partially How would you rate the practical aspects?*achieved welladaquately achievedmoderately achievedbarely achievednot achievedThe course helped to understand the subject better.*achieved welladaquately achievedmoderately achievedbarely achievednot achievedDo you have any ideas/suggestions for future courses?Where did you first hear about this course?* colleague / friend dental press facebook website google search other If you selected other, please state: If you selected colleague/friend, can you tell us who?This is purely so we can thank them! What did we do well?How could we improve?Other comments Δ
