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Recommendations for the development of e-modules for the continuing professional development of European dentists.
Eur J Dent Educ
May 2013
School of Dentistry, The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens, Greece.
Aims: To provide evidence-based and peer-reviewed recommendations for the development of dental continuing professional development (CPD) learning e-modules.
Methods: The present recommendations are consensus recommendations of the DentCPD project team and were informed by a literature research, consultations from e-learning and IT expert, discussions amongst the participants attending a special interest group during the 2012 ADEE meeting, and feedback from the evaluation procedures of the exemplar e-module (as described in a companion paper within this Supplement). The main focus of these recommendations is on the courses and modules organised and offered by dental schools.
Guidelines for the organisation of continuing professional development activities for the European dentist.
Eur J Dent Educ
May 2013
Institute of Dentistry, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland.
Aim: Free movement of dental professionals across the European Union calls for more uniform continuing education in dentistry to ensure up-to-date, high-quality patient care and patient safety. This article provides guidelines for the management and delivery of high-quality continuing professional development (CPD) by European dental schools and other CPD providers.
Method: The guidelines are based on an extensive literature inventory, a survey of existing practices (both available as separate publications), discussions during meetings of the Association for Dental Education in Europe in 2011 and 2012 and debate amongst the members of the DentCPD project team representing six dental schools.
Core continuing professional development (CPD) topics for the European dentist.
Eur J Dent Educ
May 2013
Peninsula Medical School, Child Health Group (PenCRU), Exeter, UK.
Introduction: In the context of free movement, EU-citizens need assurance that dental practitioners providing their care have a degree/license to practice that meets EU-standards and that they maintain their knowledge and skills through ongoing education.
Aim: One aim of the 'DentCPD' project (HYPERLINK 'http://www.dentcpd.
Continuing professional development systems and requirements for graduate dentists in the EU: survey results from the DentCPD project.
Eur J Dent Educ
May 2013
School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK.
Introduction: By maintaining skills and keeping dentists up-to-date, continuing professional development (CPD) supports safe clinical practice. However, CPD for dentists across Europe is not harmonised.
Aim: One aim of the 'DentCPD' project (www.
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