Can a clinical continuing education course impact practitioner provision of care in everyday
practice? National recommendations call for continuing education that is closely linked to …

922 JADA, Vol. 135, July 2004 shows,” patients' potential low pain threshold, time schedules
and personality problems. Additionally, participants can make mistakes on models without …

The literature evaluating the effectiveness of continuing education in dentistry is reviewed
critically. Only 16 studies have been reported in 25 years, and twelve of these have …

Thirty‐three dental hygienists were evaluated to measure the immediate and long‐term
effects of a continuing education course on their knowledge, attitudes, and clinical skills. The …

Faculty development courses related to acquiring clinical teaching skills in the health
professions are limited. Consequently, the Department of Dental Hygiene at the University of …

Introduction: A s the population ages, educational health care programs must increase
efforts to provide geriatric health knowledge to students and to socialize them into settings …

Introduction In the context of movement towards mandatory continuing dental education, this
paper describes how a delayed postal questionnaire can be used in course evaluation …

There is a concern that excellent continuing education is difficult for many employed dental
hygienists to obtain at locations distant from major metropolitan centers. This difficulty can …

This study is based on a systematic review of studies using a randomized controlled trial or
quasi‐experimental design in order to synthesize existing evidence evaluating the …

Objective To report the responses of dentists about the effectiveness of continuing education
(CE) activities. Methods This cross‐sectional study involved the administration of a pilot …