Association for Dental Education in Europe

Learning together to improve oral health and quality of life

FREE-Stage Session 1 (Presenter remote access available on request)

Thursday, 25th August 2022 - 11:00 to 13:00
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Timezone: 

CEST (Madrid, Paris, Berlin)

Venue: 

Room Allocation: Menorca 1

A selection of new and evolving dental education research project currently underway within ADEE institutions
Session synopsis: 

Join Dr Ronald Gorter (ADEE Editor) and Prof Michael Botelho (ADEE regional attaché Far East Region) as they co chair the first of ADEE 2022's FREEStage sessions. FREEStage brings together a selection of new and evolving dental education research project currently underway within ADEE institutions and further afield.

The aim of these sessions is to grow and foster new and evolving academics and provide them with a platform to showcase their work in a collegial environment. Conceptualised as an informal interactive session to share new and evolving initiative in dental education FREEStage has become a popular feature of ADEE meetings.

Programme: 
Time 
Presentation 
11:00 Welcome
Dr Ronald Gorter
11:05 The use of Entrustable Professional Activities in the graduate curriculum at the Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam (ACTA)
Myrna Roks, Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam (ACTA), The Netherlands
11:20 Unveiling the oral surgeon’s hidden curriculum: advocating for non-technical skills training in oral surgery
Nathan Moreau, Université Paris Cité, France
11:35 Student Partnership in the Development of Holistic Wellness for Peer Support
Michael Botelho, University of Hong Kong
11:50 Oral health literacy: a community-based learning experience at the Faculty of Dental Medicine of the UCP
Maria Correia, Universidade Catolica Portuguesa, Portugal 
12:05 First steps; how to develop a career in clinical education research (ClinEdR) an NIHR initiative.
Barry Quinn, University of Liverpool, Faculty of Health & Life Sciences, School of Dentistry, United Kingdom 
12:20 Enquiry based global and digital learning: medics, dentists and dental hygiene therapists from the United Kingdom and Rwanda
Zoe Brookes, Peninsula Dental School, United Kingdom
Learning Outcomes: 

Participation in this session enables delegates:

  • Gain insight into new and evolving oral health professionals education 
  • Discuss and critique others work in a safe environment 
  • Network with colleagues and create new collaborative working opportunities 
Call for Abstracts: 

Abstract submission now closed.