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The delivery of continuing dental education.
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European Journal of Dental Education, 2006 AIMS: To identify the subjects of interest and to examine the modes as well as means of study for continuing professional dental education amongst general dental practitioners who attended the 26th Asia Pacific Dental Congress, 28 May-1 June 2004, Hong ...
Urban Hägg, Lijian Jin
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Continuing education: The 1998 Survey of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons
Australian Dental Journal, 2001 The document attached has been archived with permission from the Australian Dental Association. An external link to the publisher’s copy is included.Background: Continuing education (CE) is an essential professional activity.
P Sambrook, Alastair Goss
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Comparison of dental licensure, specialization and continuing education in five countries
European Journal of Dental Education, 2002 Dental practice and education are becoming more globalized. Greater practitioner and patient mobility, the free flow of information, increasingly global standards of care and new legal and economic frameworks (such as European Union [EU] legislation) are
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ONLINE CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1999An increasing number of continuing dental education, or CDE, courses are available on the Internet. The authors conducted this study to determine general characteristics of online CDE course offerings.The authors found online CDE courses through Internet search engines and dental indexes.
TITUS K.L. SCHLEYER, TUAN PHAM
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Continuing education in US dental schools
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1976This information provides a rudimentary profile of continuing dental education in US dental schools. Some schools have wide-ranging, time-tested programs, whereas others have initiated programs only recently, yet over half of the schools mentioned that there still was an unfilled need for continuing dental education in their locality.
J, Graham, D R, DeMarais
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Role of continuing education in dental obsolescence
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1969Maintenance and extension of professional skills and theoretical understanding demand organized continuing education throughout professional life. Systematic reorganization within professional schools, associations, and government agencies can make continuing education an integral part of the profession of dentistry.
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[Dentists on continuing dental education].
Nederlands tijdschrift voor tandheelkunde, 2006In support of its quality policy, the Dutch Dental Association (NMT) has undertaken a survey to examine dentists'views on continuing education, accreditation, and their postgraduate course attendance. In December 2004 a written questionnaire was sent to a sample of 710 dentists, of whom 504 (71%) responded. The data were analysed using SPSS.
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