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	Wrong tooth extraction has been clearly designated as a 'never event' since April 2015. However, in 2016/17, wrong tooth extraction topped the charts as being the most frequently occurring never event based on NHS England’s data.
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	<strong>What can we do to mitigate these incidents?</strong>
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	Based on both practical experience and research evidence, BAOS advises that the main methods for mitigation of errors are:
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		learning from mistakes <span style="color:rgb(34,34,34);">–</span> including investigation and root cause analysis
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		engaging the clinical team when developing 'correct site surgery' policies
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		utilising the LocSSIPs template and guidelines from NHS England/RCS England
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		developing a correct site surgery checklist that is appropriate for your clinical environment
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		providing training for staff on the use of the checklist
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		ensuring that the checklist is being used correctly through active audits of the processes involved
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		supporting the clinical team throughout the process and not taking punitive action when incidents do occur.
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	The study achieved its aim of beginning a consensus building process to develop and validate a preliminary list of candidate never events for primary care dentistry. Consensus was achieved on a list of nine candidate never events covering a range of potentially serious system wide issues, most of which relate to patient safety checking procedures.
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	At the time of publication, this was one of a small number of dental studies with an explicit focus in terms of developing a tool to help improve patient safety related work practices and performance in this setting, potentially reducing risks to practitioners and practices alike.
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