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Prevention Committee Kathryn Dolan RDH, MEd Community Water Fluoridation Trainings Ten CWF Interac9ve Trainings June 2015 Canton (Board of Health) 27 aJendees New Bedford (Board of Health) 7 aJendees Northampton (Board of


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Prevention Committee

Kathryn Dolan RDH, MEd

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Community Water Fluoridation Trainings

  • Ten CWF Interac9ve Trainings – June 2015

– Canton (Board of Health) 27 aJendees – New Bedford (Board of Health) 7 aJendees – Northampton (Board of Health) 20 aJendees – Tewksbury (Board of Health) 6 aJendees – West Boylston (Board of Health) 3 aJendees – Salem (Community Champion Training) 7 aJendees – Westborough (Community Champion Training) 12 aJendees – MCPHS (Students) 20 aJendees – TuUs (Students and Faculty) 25 aJendees

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Guest Speakers for CWF Trainings

  • MaJ Jacob, Children’s Dental Health Project, Washington, DC
  • Peter Mitchel, Salter Mitchell, Alexandria, VA
  • Jodie Silverman, Health Resources In Ac9on, Boston, MA
  • John Fisher, DDS, Chair of the BeJer Oral Health for MassachuseJs

Coali9on

  • Myron Allukian, DDS, MPH, Associate Clinical Professor, Harvard

School of Dental Medicine

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Learning Objectives for CWF Trainings

  • Learn how to “frame” the issues around community

water fluorida9on.

  • Increase ability to speak effec9vely about community

water fluorida9on in public forums, in small groups and during one-on-one conversa9ons.

  • Iden9fy successful ways to communicate about the

issues of community water fluorida9on.

  • Locate and u9lize exis9ng resources to promote

community water fluorida9on.

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Participant Feedback

  • Strengths

– Speakers and informa9on on communica9ons were excellent – Well informed & educated, experienced presenters – To communicate the whys – Par9cularly appreciated the social media discussion and the info about framing the debate vs just providing posi9ve info – Learning how to talk and connect with concerned ci9zens – The ques9ons & answer sec9on at the end – Truly helpful especially in dealing with an9s as they scare the uninformed – The goal of this workshop was achieved and well presented – Interac9ve exercises to enhance how to address fluoride concerns in the community

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Participant Feedback (Continued)

  • Recommenda9ons

– More small group ac9vi9es could have been helpful, but it was great

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– Too short - needed more 9me to answer more ques9ons – Probably volunteering us to speak - but that is my own fear – I think the 9me of day was difficult for some health department

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– I wish more of my colleagues were here - very important topic – The presenta9on on the community was a bit dry… I wish it was more engaging – More small group ac9vi9es could have been helpful, but it was great

  • verall
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Follow-Up Event

  • Dr. Fisher and I facilitated an interac9ve CWF

speaker training for Medical Residents at UMASS Medical Center on September 8, 2015.

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Ques9ons

Feel free to contact me at kathryn.dolan@tuUs.edu

  • r at 617 291-2217