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Live Webinar: 10/29/25
Multnomah County Health Center recognized the wealth of knowledge and experience of its team that could contribute to addressing areas of improvement identified either in annual evaluations or as feedback from the team. As a result, they implemented a peer review and skills fair program. This creates peer-to-peer learning opportunities for the dental team. This collaborative and supportive environment includes dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, and front office staff. Multnomah County’s team demonstrated a significant increase in comfort, streamlined referrals, and encouraged collaborative learning and curiosity across the dental team. This webinar will describe the framework and implementation of this innovative clinical quality evaluation program.
Learning Objectives:
Describe the CHC’s process for conducting quarterly peer reviews for dentists and hygienists and how it is different from the annual chart audits.
Describe how Quarterly Dental Assistant Skills fair is conducted and how it is different than the annual competency assessment for Dental Assistants.
Describe and demonstrate how results are shared and how they help with continuous improvement.
Beyond the Red Pen: Clinical Quality Evaluation for Health Center Dental Programs
