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- The paper presents findings from a global survey on distance learning in dentistry, conducted by the FDI.
- It reveals that dental associations are actively exploring and developing continuing education options to better serve their members.
- The report discusses the pros and cons of various methods used for distance learning and offers recommendations for enhancing these educational programs in the future.
Article Abstract
This paper reports the results of a worldwide survey on distance learning initiated by the FDI. The results indicate that dental associations in many countries are in the process of investigating the various options available, and in development, for bringing continuing education to their members with the maximum convenience and effectiveness. Details are given of advantages, disadvantages and relative costs of the different methods undertaken. Recommendations are made for future development and progress.
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