Visitors Comments on Physical Facilities Sample Clauses

Visitors Comments on Physical Facilities. The physical facilities of the Dental School can be characterized as spacious and centrally located. A process of renovation of the School is taking place, so there are some old facilities and some very new. The decision to stay in the city-centre and renovate the building is to be appreciated as it ensures good accessibility for patients. The presence of a school next door to the building enhances the opportunities for children’s oral health care. Planning of the further renovation of the school is continuing. It is essential that this renovation continues to take place. To maintain an influx of sufficient numbers of patients and to ensure a proper environment for teaching treatment planning, the facilities for oral diagnosis and radiology should be updated as soon as practicable. Clinical facilities As soon as renovation is completed the clinical facilities will meet the highest requirements. Older parts of the School are very well maintained, though not meeting the requirements of modern dental equipment, for instance concerning ergonomics. The number of dental chairs is sufficient to meet the demands for clinical training and patient care by staff-members. Further expansion in the layout of the School in clinical units should be carried out with caution to avoid too strong an emphasis on the individual clinical disciplines at the cost of comprehensive patient care. The facilities for hygiene and infection control are of a very high standard. As the procedures are carried out by dental nurses, it is necessary to ensure that students, during their training, be sufficiently exposed to the procedures for hygiene and sterilization.
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