Treatment Planning with the CPR Protocol (Contingency, Priority, Risk)

Treatment Planning with the CPR Protocol (Contingency, Priority, Risk) is organized by Spear Education.

Release Date: 01/15/2018
Expiration Date: 01/15/2021

Description:
Poor design remains the greatest underlying cause contributing to complications with implants and prostheses. The purpose of this course is to describe a protocol in order to prevent complications by considering contingency, priority, and risk perspectives (CPR). Effective CPR evaluation examines the patient’s condition in different ways to establish an ideal and thorough treatment plan.

Lessons:
• Treatment Planning and Pattern Recognition: 11:28 | CE Credit: 0.00
• Understanding the Contingency and Priority Components: 09:27 | CE Credit: 0.00
• Predicting Potential Risks and How to Plan for it: 14:16 | CE Credit: 0.00
• Utilizing the CPR Protocol in a Clinical Case: Step by Step: 17:19 | CE Credit: 0.75

Learning Objectives:
• Understand the basic CPR protocol.
• Evaluate the patient’s condition and establish a well-planned contingency treatment plan.
• Provide proper tools to analyze the priority of the patient.
• Predict the potential risk involved with each individual patient and prosthetic design.

Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.