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Future Trends of Dental Education

Hossam Hamza Jan 03, 2018 Dental Education

slide 1Dental Education must align with the following standards:

  1. Ensures the safety of patients at all times;
  2. promotes high quality clinical care;
  3. works within appropriate clinical governance and risk management frameworks;
  4. appropriately supports and manages learners in the clinical environment;
  5. works within a professional framework relevant to medical education;
  6. complies with relevant standards of professional practice;
  7. is an advocate for medical education;
  8. demonstrates an ethical educational philosophy;
  9. supports inter-, trans- and multi-professional education, learning with, from and about other professionals to improve collaborative care;
  10. is active in his or her own professional development as a medical educator;
  11. enhances the practice of medical education through analysis and personal reflection;
  12. responds appropriately to feedback from colleagues, learners, patients and carers;
  13. advances medical education through scholarly endeavours: creation, application, synthesis, dissemination;
  14. ensures equality of opportunity and actively promotes and respects diversity in discharging the educational responsibilities;
  15. balances the needs of high-quality service delivery with the needs of high quality medical education;
  16. respects patients, learners and colleagues.

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Assessment in a Global Context:

  1. Assessment should align with learning outcome;
  2. establish a robust assessment method: purpose, content and level;
  3. assessment method must ensure continuous monitoring and improvement;
  4. assessment blueprints must address reliability, validity, acceptability, cost effectiveness, feasibility and educational impact;
  5. establishment of examination boards could be one useful method to standardize assessment.

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Inter-Professional Education:

  1. Each professional would clarify what aspects of his profession is to be considered;
  2. each professional would define what needs to be learnt;
  3. each professional would share his learning methods, experiences and resources and these could be used effectively for feedback and evaluation of educational interventions;
  4. each profession would be reflected into the practice and would demonstrate the rationale for changing the practice in response to feedback;
  5. 5.the teamwork would be more capable of understanding conflicting information.

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