Behaviour Support in Dentistry (BeSiDe) Network

I am a Research Network and I bring researchers together to improve Behaviour Support in Dentistry. (BeSiDe)

[Behaviour Support in Dentistry (BeSiDe) Network @BeSiDe_Network]

Hi Twitter. This is @BeSiDe_Network here - a research network for professionals who want to improve the way that patients are supported to receive dental care. Join our network to be part of our journey. @KAsimakopoulou @KevMacGP @iadr_dascr @BEHSRofIADR

[Behaviour Support in Dentistry (BeSiDe) Network @BeSiDe_Network]

For more details about the study contact us at [email protected]. Warm regards, Kev Mac Giolla Phadraig & The BeSiDe-CO Study Management Team

[Behaviour Support in Dentistry (BeSiDe) Network @BeSiDe_Network]

Hello, BeSiDe network! We are inviting clinicians, patients and researchers with expertise in behaviour support, sedation, or general anaesthesia in dentistry to participate in the BeSiDe-CO Delphi Study led by Trinity College Dublin.
Register here: https://t.co/bZgC3pwzZ8

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What’s Involved: ✅ Participation in 2-3 online surveys (20-30 mins each) over 3 months. 📷 An invitation to an online consensus meeting to finalise outcomes.

[Behaviour Support in Dentistry (BeSiDe) Network @BeSiDe_Network]

This study is a crucial step towards developing a Core Outcome Set for evaluating interventions that support patients in the dental setting—whether through nonpharmacological approaches, sedation, or general anaesthesia.

[Community Dentistry Oral Epidemiology @CommDentOralEpi]

Just in time for your weekend reading our new issue, October 2024, is now out:

https://t.co/mBlwQgPxsS

With articles from across the world including Canada, Norway, UK, USA, Holland

Please enjoy responsibly!

[Behaviour Support in Dentistry (BeSiDe) Network @BeSiDe_Network]

Last call for contributions. Thanks to all who reached out

[Behaviour Support in Dentistry (BeSiDe) Network @BeSiDe_Network]

Hi BeSiDe network.

The BeSiDe project is entering a new phase. At this point we want to deliver a curriculum in DBS and develop learning resources to lead learning of DBS skills across dental professions and curricula.

If you want a link to register your interest DM your email

[Gerry McKenna @GerryMcKenna_]

Great to be involved in this important research on tooth loss with colleagues from @ShefDentistry including @sarahRbakerDPH, @nicolasmartin_, @tw_broomhead as showcased by @sheffielduni. @Gerodontology @BSSPD @CPH_QUB
https://t.co/oH6BGFA7ug

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Kim’s work aims to improve accuracy of adjunct selection in dentistry. This will reduce bad experiences, reduce inappropriate care, reduce waste, and decrease eating times. Kim will present at #iadh24 @ISDHtweets @IADH_org

[ISDH @ISDHtweets]

Dr Kim Panupol is presented with his ISDH travel bursary award by Orla Kennedy of sponsors @DHF_Ireland at #ISDHCork24. His work titled "Behavioural Support, sedation or GA? A prediction model for better decision making." Well done Dr Kim!

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@nicolainnes Thanks for letting me know. DMs now open.

[Behaviour Support in Dentistry (BeSiDe) Network @BeSiDe_Network]

Hi BeSiDe network.

The BeSiDe project is entering a new phase. At this point we want to deliver a curriculum in DBS and develop learning resources to lead learning of DBS skills across dental professions and curricula.

If you want a link to register your interest DM your email

[Behaviour Support in Dentistry (BeSiDe) Network @BeSiDe_Network]

@Dalodontia Thanks for leering me know! DMs now open

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@CommDentOralEpi @KevMacGP @Tim_Newton_Psy @KAsimakopoulou @heather_nott @andygeddisregan @PaedDentEastman @sharatpani @sarahRbakerDPH @drankursingh99 @prof_rkc @raittioe @MahaElTantawi @_anjaheilmann @juliewfarmer @cameronlrandall @Helena_Schuch @LocDo1 Great to see all the work shared. Hopefully lots of new ideas for dental professionals. Agree great team. There is lots more work to do on this. Please follow us to keep abreast.

[Community Dentistry Oral Epidemiology @CommDentOralEpi]

Behaviour support techniques in #Dentistry

@BEHSRofIADR @BeSiDe_Network @iadr_dascr @KevMacGP

https://t.co/sDXRwItOe7

@WileyHealth

[Sharat Pani @sharatpani]

So proud to be part of this wonderful collaboration. Thanks @KevMacGP and the entire team for an enjoyable journey.

[Behaviour Support in Dentistry (BeSiDe) Network @BeSiDe_Network]

It is a shame that broader research community do not get chance to see the support that happens behind the scenes. If only they knew. I am sure you do this for lots of author teams. Defo - the editorial input made this paper way better. Your predecessor used to do the same.

[Prof Sarah Baker @sarahRbakerDPH]

@BeSiDe_Network @CommDentOralEpi @OliveHealy5 @KevMacGP @Tim_Newton_Psy Great to see this published. Many congratulations Kev and (very large!) co-author team 👏 Thank you for the kind words - it means a lot personally in what can be (at times) a difficult job.

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We did it!!! https://t.co/qW5li0Sj86 Thank you @sarahRbakerDPH and @CommDentOralEpi for fantastic editorial support throughout the publishing process. Great to work with our panel, who may not usually have the chance to do research. @OliveHealy5 @KevMacGP @Tim_Newton_Psy

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@andygeddisregan

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The @BeSiDe_Network published a third article today: 2nd scoping review. This time exploring outcome measures across behaviour support techniques. Essential reading for any researchers measuring outcomes in GA, sedation and nonpharm. https://t.co/oASfUuViXn

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"The median n of outcome measures per trial= 4 (range = 1–12); 1,317 individual outcomes were reported, categorized as: psychological (n = 501, 38.0%); physiological (n = 491, 37.3%), behavioral (n = 123, 9.3%) treatment-related (n = 202, 15.3%)." Is this interesting? Or just me?