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This document outlines the details of an orthodontic specialty training programme offered at Glasgow Dental Hospital, detailing the nature of the position, responsibilities, and training sites.
Year:
2026
Region / City:
Glasgow
Topic:
Orthodontic Training
Document Type:
Job Description
Organization:
Glasgow Dental Hospital
Author:
Dr. Laura Short
Target Audience:
Medical professionals seeking specialization in orthodontics
Period of Validity:
Two years (starting September 2026)
Approval Date:
N/A
Date of Changes:
N/A
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Year
Subject:
Medical / Health
Document Type:
Referral Form
Organization / Institution:
NHS
Target Audience:
Healthcare professionals
Organization:
American Association of Orthodontists Insurance Company (AAOIC)
Document Type:
Health screening questionnaire
Subject:
COVID-19 exposure and symptom screening
Intended Use:
Pre-appointment patient screening
Target Audience:
Orthodontic patients and accompanying parents or guardians
Medical Focus:
Communicable diseases, including COVID-19
Screening Criteria:
Travel history, positive COVID-19 test or diagnosis, fever, cough, shortness of breath, chest pain or pressure, loss of taste or smell
Requirement:
Completion prior to each orthodontic appointment
Signature Requirement:
Patient or parent/guardian signature and date
Purpose:
Reduction of disease transmission within orthodontic practice
Year:
2016-2017
Region / city:
Baghdad, Iraq
Topic:
Orthodontic retention protocols
Document type:
Graduation project
Organization / institution:
University of Baghdad, College of Dentistry
Author:
Tuqa Sahib Rasheed
Target audience:
Orthodontists, dental students, researchers in orthodontics
Period of validity:
Not specified
Approval date:
Not specified
Date of changes:
Not specified
Year:
Fifth year
Author:
Dr. Silwan Youssef
Specialty:
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthodontics
Target Audience:
Dental students, orthodontists, oral surgeons
Document Type:
Educational/Clinical guide
Procedures Covered:
Extraction of impacted teeth, management of supernumerary and dilacerated teeth, corticotomy, labial frenum excision
Anatomical Focus:
Mandibular and maxillary third molars, maxillary canines, second premolars, second molars
Diagnostic Tools:
Clinical examination, periapical radiographs, OPG, occlusal films, CBCT
Complications Discussed:
Pain, edema, trismus, hemorrhage, infection, alveolar osteitis, nerve dysfunction, fractures, fistula, tooth displacement
Treatment Period:
Pre-orthodontic and orthodontic treatment phases
Surgical Techniques:
Flap design, bone removal, tooth sectioning, irrigation, suturing
Year:
2023
Region / City:
United States
Topic:
Orthodontics / Dental Health
Document Type:
Informational Web Content
Organization:
SureSmile®
Author:
SureSmile® Marketing Team
Target Audience:
Individuals seeking orthodontic treatment
Treatment Duration:
6–18 months
Device:
SureSmile® VPro™
Patient Count:
1,000,000
Insurance Information:
Coverage may vary by provider
Appointment Process:
Initial photos and digital scan, customized treatment plan, ongoing check-ins
Retention:
SureSmile® Retainers recommended after treatment
Clear Aligner Benefits:
Corrects crowding, gaps, overbite, underbite, crossbite; supports oral hygiene; prevents enamel wear and tooth damage
Year:
2016
Region / City:
Yorkshire, Leeds
Subject:
Orthodontic Therapy
Document Type:
Course Application Pack
Institution:
FDS RCS Eng.
Author:
Faculty of Dental Surgery
Target Audience:
Dental professionals, Orthodontic Therapists
Start Date:
4 July 2016
End Date:
11 December 2015 (Application Deadline)
Approval Date:
Not specified
Revision Date:
Not specified
Year:
2026
Region / City:
Walmley, UK
Subject:
Orthodontic referral
Document Type:
Medical form
Institution:
Walmley Dental Surgery
Author:
Referring dentist
Target Audience:
Dental professionals
Date of creation:
2026
Patient information included:
Yes
Referral details included:
Yes
Radiographs included:
Yes
Note:
Year ended
Programme:
ERASMUS+
Action:
eTwinning
Document type:
Administrative form
Purpose:
Request for amendments to grant agreements
Issuing body:
Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA)
Target entities:
eTwinning National Support Services (NSS) and Partner Support Agencies (PSA)
Scope of amendments:
Work programme, budget breakdown, legal representative, coordinator, bank account
Relevant grant annexes:
Annex I Description of the Action; Annex III Estimated Budget of the Action
Submission method:
Email submission with signed form and annexes
Approval authority:
EACEA
Language:
English
Year:
2025
Location:
Bor & Malakal, South Sudan
Job Type:
Individual Consultant, Full-Time, Non-Rotational
Duration:
6 Months
Application Deadline:
24 December 2025, 5:00pm SST
Reporting To:
Emergency Coordinator
Sector:
Humanitarian, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Gender-Based Violence
Required Education:
Master’s degree in Public Health, Medicine, Sociology, Demography, Gender, International Relations, International Development, Economics, Public Administration, Management, or related fields
Experience:
Minimum seven years in humanitarian and development programmes, field coordination, programme/project management
Languages:
English (fluency), Arabic (desirable)
Key Responsibilities:
Coordination of sub-national RH technical working group, management of RH/dignity/emergency kits, capacity-building workshops, rapid needs assessments, monitoring and reporting, promotion of psychosocial support, support to donor proposals, transition planning
Competencies:
Integrity, commitment to UN values, cultural diversity, change adaptation, advocacy, partnership building, results delivery, strategic focus, team leadership, professional expertise, analytical and strategic thinking, communication for impact
Target Audience:
Humanitarian programme staff, local health actors, implementing partners
Year:
2013
Region / City:
CEPT
Subject:
Spectrum management
Document Type:
Work Program
Institution:
ECC
Author:
M. Kraemer
Target Audience:
Administrations
Period of validity:
May 2013 – July 2015
Approval Date:
May 2013
Amendment Date:
Not specified
Author:
Sancha Thomas (Principle Social Worker)
Version:
1.0 (published)
Last updated:
November 2021
Purpose:
This document outlines the departmental induction programme for new starters within the Children’s Social Care department at Luton Borough Council.
Year:
2021
Region / City:
Luton
Topic:
Departmental Induction Programme
Document Type:
Internal Training Program
Organization:
Luton Borough Council
Target Audience:
New employees in the Children’s Social Care department
Date of Approval:
November 2021
Date of Changes:
November 2021
Year:
2022
Region / City:
Durban, South Africa
Subject:
Architecture, University Admission
Document Type:
Application Guidelines
Institution:
University of KwaZulu-Natal
Author:
Mrs. Nancy Winfred
Target Audience:
Prospective Architecture Students
Application Deadline:
30 October 2022
Portfolio Submission Instructions:
Included
Minimum Requirements:
30 Academic Points, Level 5 Mathematics, Portfolio Submission
Additional Information:
Conditional approval based on final Grade 12 results
Year:
2024
Region / city:
Malawi
Theme:
Climate Change Adaptation, Social Protection, Public Works
Document type:
Terms of Reference
Agency / organization:
Government of Malawi, World Bank, Global Risk Financing Facility (GRiF)
Author:
Government of Malawi
Target audience:
Government officials, development partners, evaluators
Period of validity:
2023-2025
Approval date:
May 25, 2022
Amendment date:
October 19, 2022
Funding sources:
World Bank, GRiF Trust Fund
Objectives:
Process evaluation, accountability, future programming
Evaluation method:
Mixed method approach, qualitative and quantitative
Year:
2022
Region / City:
Europe
Theme:
Space, Innovation, Research and Development
Document Type:
Call for Expression of Interest
Organization / Institution:
European Commission Directorate-General for Defence Industry and Space
Author:
European Commission
Target Audience:
Research entities, space technology developers, universities, and companies in the space sector
Period of Validity:
31 May 2022
Approval Date:
31 May 2022
Date of Last Change:
N/A
Date:
16 July 2025
Issue Resolution Proposal:
CRP666
Issues Log ID:
TS1637
Issue Title:
Changes to GBCS & CHTS to Support VW Relay and & CADg
Source:
SMIP
Date Raised:
22 February 2024
Status:
Draft v0_2
Documentation Reference:
GBCS v4.3, CHTS v1.6
Description:
Addressing the changes required to support Internet based WAN communications using Virtual WAN Relay functionality on the HAN in the GBCS and CHTS specs.
Proposed Implementation and Preamble:
On 12 December 2023 SMIP issued a consultation on proposals to establish arrangements whereby communications with Smart Metering Systems installed in premises with no Wide Area Network could be established via the DCC using the internet and the consumer’s broadband. On 24 October 2024 we published a consultation response reflecting the substantial support for the proposals. Upon completion of that consultation, we instructed DCC to produce an SEC Variation Test Approach Document on 24 November, which enabled DCC to formally engage in the necessary development. The solution proposed relies on the use of the consumer’s broadband and consequently requires the consent of the consumer for it to be implemented. In addition, it requires additional device functionality to be installed at the premises, this is to be provided either from a separate device or incorporated into another device such as a PPMID or CAD. That Device will be referred to as the Virtual WAN Device (VWD). DCC have accommodating the changes to WAN provision that are required to implement the proposals. This includes the provision of a Virtual Wan Provider (VWP), some modest changes to DSP but without any DUIS or schema affecting changes and the creation of a CH variant known as the Virtual WAN CH (VWCH), accommodating the Virtual WAN message relay functionality. As per the December 23 consultation, the current use case for Virtual WAN message relay is No WAN areas. The VWCH will be processing Commands that have originated from the internet, via the VWP and a VWD. Virtual WAN message relay is enabled once the VWD is present in the VWCH Device Log, the enablement at installation will be via an automatic Device Command from the VWD. Currently there are no plans for service users to enable the VWD to join with the VWCH, via a service request, hence no DUIS Schema changes are proposed, such that suppliers’ current operational systems and processes are intended to remain unaffected. A design principle for the initiative is to minimise change to deliver a VW message relay as soon as possible. As such functionality that requires significant DCC change such as new Service Requests has been deliberately avoided. For a new installation in a No WAN situation, the VWD will ‘pair’ and ‘join’ with the VWCH automatically as part of the I&C activity. Whilst there is currently no service request as such, DCC will be able to determine whether a VWD is operating in ‘VW Mode’ (i.e., connecting via the VWP rather than though the CSP WAN), or not. Whilst the method for doing this remains outside of the GBCS / CHTS, the intention is to make this information available to service users, which might be appropriate to suppliers following a CoS event. The method involved will be discussed in the Virtual WAN Interface Specification. This CRP sets out the proposed changes to both CHTS and GBCS.
Note:
Year
Contextual Description:
A document providing detailed examples of the classification of programme and support costs for humanitarian projects.
Year:
1999
Region / city:
New Zealand
Subject:
Risk management, animal products
Document type:
Legal
Organization / institution:
Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI)
Author:
Director-General
Target audience:
Producers, processors, risk management programme operators
Period of validity:
Indefinite
Approval date:
Not specified
Amendment date:
Not specified
Year:
2025
Region / City:
Albania
Topic:
Elections, Voter Education
Document Type:
Grant Proposal
Organization / Institution:
Council of Europe
Author:
Not specified
Target Audience:
Civil Society Organizations, Education Institutions, First-time Voters
Period of Validity:
Until February 28, 2026
Approval Date:
January 17, 2025
Amendment Date:
Not specified
Year:
2019
Region / city:
Malawi
Document type:
Mid-term Evaluation Report
Organization / institution:
UN Women
Author:
Chifundo Kunyenje, MSC
Target audience:
Policymakers, development professionals, and stakeholders in gender and women’s empowerment
Period of validity:
2017-2020
Approval date:
December 2019
Date of amendments:
Not mentioned