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1. Medical emergency education in American dental schools

Author

Fryer Ge, Clark Ms, and Heine Cs

Subjects
Medical education, Higher education, business.industry, Vocational education, Clinical diagnosis, Professional development, Primary education, Curriculum development, Medicine, Program development, General Medicine, business
Published
1985

2. The teaching of ethics in the dental hygiene curriculum

Author

Jong, A and Heine, CS

Abstract

This study describes the extent of formal instruction in ethics in dental hygiene programs. Responses from 159 programs indicated that all hygiene programs include ethics in the curriculum, but the method of teaching and the amount of time devoted to the subject varied considerably. The majority of programs included ethics as a component of a larger course such as dental hygiene practice or as a separate course in ethics and jurisprudence. Although most course instructors used the lecture format, most programs combined lecture with more active forms of learning, such as use of ethical dilemmas. In general, respondents felt satisfied with the current role of ethics in the dental hygiene curriculum, although there was some concern about their own competence in teaching the subject.

Published
1982
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8. Herpetic whitlow: an occupational disease of practicing dentists.

Author

Rowe NH, Heine CS, and Kowalski CJ

Subjects
Adult, Humans, Michigan, Surveys and Questionnaires, Dentists, Hand Dermatoses epidemiology, Herpes Simplex epidemiology, Occupational Diseases epidemiology
Abstract

Recurrent herpes simplex virus lesions of fingers, hand, or eyes are suspected to be encountered in health practitioners in greater frequency than in the general population. To determine whether an increased risk of disease contraction coincident to practicing dentistry exists and to determine the magnitude of risk, a survey of dentists practicing in the state of Michigan was conducted. An age and sex matched nondentist patient from each respondent's practice provided a control population. Frequency of herpes labialis and herpes infection of the eye were found be lower in dentists than in the control population. Conversely, herpetic whitlow was found to be more frequent in practicing dentists than in the control population. If the occurrence of herpes labialis in each of the two groups is taken as the reference point, the frequency of herpetic whitlow is significantly higher among practicing dentists than among the control population (P less than .01).

Published
1982
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