Videos

An impactful and heartfelt webinar with Alice Hendy MBE, the founder of R;pple, a revolutionary digital intervention designed to save lives from suicide. Alice’s journey is deeply personal and profoundly inspiring. In November 2020, she tragically lost her brother, Josh, to suicide at the age of 21. Josh’s story is not unique; globally, an alarming 1.2 million online searches linked to suicide occur each month.

Determined to make a difference, Alice created R;pple, a digital tool that intercepts harmful online searches related to self-harm and suicide, providing crucial mental health resources at the moment they are needed most. With over 2 million downloads worldwide, R;pple continues to save lives daily.

Alice’s story resonates with anyone who has faced mental health challenges, been affected by suicide, or cares deeply about the safety of others. Her presentations are both informative and powerful, driven by the passion that only lived experience can bring. This webinar is a must-attend for all. Businesses, educational bodies, authorities, health services, sports clubs, event organisers and leading media invite her to address topics such as suicide prevention, mental health in the workplace, removing stigma and more.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by medicines management or are confused about the recent legal changes for dental therapists and hygienists and what your responsibilities as a practice are then this webinar will give you clarity.

What you’ll gain:
In-depth knowledge of the latest legal changes and how they impact your practice.
Practical tips and strategies to manage medicines effectively and safely.
A clear understanding of your responsibilities and how to stay compliant.

From 26th October 2024, a new law called the Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023 will change the Equality Act 2010 in two important ways:

Preventing Sexual Harassment: Employers will now have a legal duty to take reasonable steps to stop sexual harassment at work. This means they must actively work to prevent it, rather than just dealing with it after it happens.

Increased Compensation: If an employer fails to meet this new duty, employment tribunals can increase the compensation for sexual harassment victims by up to 25%.

This new law shifts the focus from just addressing sexual harassment after it occurs to actively preventing it, ensuring a safer workplace for everyone.

On the 13th of May, the CQC started inspecting practices under the new Single Assessment Framework. But what does this mean for you and your practice? Members have been asking us whether there are any new evidence requirements and what will change over the next few years.

Alex O’Neill, Agilio’s Director of Regulatory and Professional Services, and one of the UK’s leading dental compliance experts, will address these questions and more during this webinar. Topics included will be:

-What updated inspections will now cover and top tips to pass
-Current registration delays and tips to have your application prioritised
-How to answer quality statement questions on potentially new compliance areas
-What changes we predict for CQC Assessment in 2025 and beyond

Are you fed up with all the contradictions and differing advice regarding health and safety, and just want a straightforward explanation of what is required of you? Are you tired of risk assessors and inspectors telling you something different every time?

Then this webinar is for you! Join Rhys Jones, Agilio’s Head of Compliance, who will be exploring topics such as electrical safety, radiation, COSHH, disability, and lifting the lid on some common misconceptions, including providing answers to the following:

-  What is a satisfactory fixed wire report?
-  Am I able to use extension leads?
-  What is the difference between a Critical Exam, Acceptance Test, and Routine Inspection?
-  What substances do I need to carry out a COSHH assessment for?
-  Do I need to carry out a disability access audit?

What audits do we need to do? We often see this question on practice manager forums and the majority of answers are usually incorrect. Many practices ask the wrong team members to perform audits, misunderstand the difference between an audit and a log and aren’t sure how perform an audit or what you’re supposed to do afterwards. In this insightful webinar, Alex O’Neill, our Director of Regulatory and Professional Services, will explore essential terms and outline the key steps to auditing properly, highlighting who should perform audits, where and why practices have failed and what you need to do to both meet the requirements and create a paper trail that will impress inspectors.