- Biomedical Knowledge
A1: Identify, discuss, and/or describe biomedical concepts and apply them to the practice of dentistry, while utilizing contemporary scientific principles and mechanisms that describe health and disease.
A2: Demonstrate skills in accessing, evaluating, and applying the best scientific evidence to solve clinical problems.
- Patient Care
B1: Accurately gather essential patient information through medical history, clinical examination, appropriate imaging, and other pertinent information.
B2: Interpret and synthesize patient information from a variety of sources (diagnostic data, patient records, scientific evidence, faculty consultation, etc.) to develop a comprehensive, individualized treatment plan for each patient, including the management of specialty consultation and referrals for treatment.
B3: Accurately summarize and clearly present patient data in written and oral formats.
B4: Perform diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive clinical procedures safely and efficiently, with appropriate informed consent for commonly performed procedures which do not rise to the level of advanced education.
B5: Accurately evaluate the outcomes of clinical treatment, including recall strategies and prognosis.
- Communication and Interpersonal Skills
C1: Collaborate and communicate with faculty, peers, and other members of the interprofessional team in support of patient care.
C2: Collaborate and communicate with a diverse patient population, including those with special needs, in support of oral health needs.
C3: Apply patient-centered approach to promote, maintain, and improve oral health in the context of overall health
- Professionalism
D1: Apply recognized ethical and regulatory standards, as well as principles of risk management, in the clinical environment.
D2: Demonstrate self-assessment skills, accountability, and the ability to receive and incorporate constructive feedback
D3: Demonstrate compassion, integrity, altruism, and respect for others, including individuals from diverse populations.
D4: Identify the strengths and limitations of one’s knowledge, skills, and attitudes to promote continual personal and professional development.
- Health Promotion
E1: Demonstrate prevention, intervention, and educational strategies for a diverse patient population.
E2: Collaborate with dental team members and other health care professionals in the management and health promotion of all patients.
E3: Contribute to the improvement of oral health beyond those served in traditional practice settings.
- Practice Management & Informatics
F1: Describe, evaluate and apply contemporary and emerging information pertaining to practice management and technological resources.
F2: Describe, evaluate and apply current models of oral health care management and delivery.
F3: Describe and evaluate effective business, financial management, and human resource skills.
F4: Apply strategies for continuous quality improvement.
F5: Identify the components of a catastrophe preparedness plan for the dental practice.
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