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Dental Hygiene Learning Outcomes Obtained Through Computer-Assisted Simulation Modules

Naoko Seki, Janelle Moross, Hiromi Otsuka, Masayo Sunaga, Mio Naito, Keiko Kondo, Kayoko Shinada, Ikuko Morio and Atsuhiro Kinoshita
American Dental Hygienists' Association February 2020, 94 (1) 32-38;
Naoko Seki
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Janelle Moross
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Hiromi Otsuka
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Masayo Sunaga
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Mio Naito
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Kayoko Shinada
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Ikuko Morio
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Atsuhiro Kinoshita
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    Screen examples show learners' view. After finishing the learning module, it is possible to review all questions with the correct answers, including explanations

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    Results for questions 1–8 (Q1–Q8) for the interactive modules of the Basic English Conversation Practice for Dental Hygienists (n = 29). The original questionnaire is written in Japanese.

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    Percentage of correct answers in the post-test for the study and non-study groups.

    Questions 1–4 (Q1–Q4) assess how to respond when making appointments by telephone: (Q1) greetings and patient confirmation; (Q2) request for regular cleaning; and (Q3 and Q4) after checking the patient's treatment history and deciding the appointment date. Questions 5–9 (Q5–Q9) assess instructions on dental health guidance: (Q5) how to grip a toothbrush; (Q6) brushing method; (Q7) how to use dental floss (including the name of fingers, verb usage, distinguishing pronunciation); (Q8) how to use floss (distinguishing pronunciation); and (Q9) how to use floss. Question 10 (Q10) instructions after flossing.

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Naoko Seki, Janelle Moross, Hiromi Otsuka, Masayo Sunaga, Mio Naito, Keiko Kondo, Kayoko Shinada, Ikuko Morio, Atsuhiro Kinoshita
American Dental Hygienists' Association Feb 2020, 94 (1) 32-38;

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