Clinical Humanities; informal, transformative learning opportunities, where knowledge gained from Humanities epistemologies is translated back into clinical practice, supporting the development of professional autonomy in undergraduate dental students [Version 2]

Nurturing the successful professional and personal development of undergraduate dental students is the fundamental obligation of their Clinical teacher. Considering this within a framework of the various models of professional development provides an appropriate lens to analyse in depth the informal...

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Main Author: Flora Smyth Zahra
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: F1000 Research Ltd 2018-11-01
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Online Access:https://www.mededpublish.org/Manuscripts/1952
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description Nurturing the successful professional and personal development of undergraduate dental students is the fundamental obligation of their Clinical teacher. Considering this within a framework of the various models of professional development provides an appropriate lens to analyse in depth the informal learning that takes place within the workplace of the dental clinics. In an effort to then address some of the perceived shortcomings of the existing dental curriculum an innovative arts and humanities intervention is subsequently described which in providing alternative informal learning opportunities appears to be increasing student clinical capabilities and humanistic skills, thus enhancing their professional and personal development and improving their capacity to deliver holistic patient care.
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spelling doaj.art-4b8eb144cf3547168d3f08526e2ac3602022-12-22T02:50:59ZengF1000 Research LtdMedEdPublish2312-79962018-11-0173Clinical Humanities; informal, transformative learning opportunities, where knowledge gained from Humanities epistemologies is translated back into clinical practice, supporting the development of professional autonomy in undergraduate dental students [Version 2]Flora Smyth Zahra0King's College London Dental InstituteNurturing the successful professional and personal development of undergraduate dental students is the fundamental obligation of their Clinical teacher. Considering this within a framework of the various models of professional development provides an appropriate lens to analyse in depth the informal learning that takes place within the workplace of the dental clinics. In an effort to then address some of the perceived shortcomings of the existing dental curriculum an innovative arts and humanities intervention is subsequently described which in providing alternative informal learning opportunities appears to be increasing student clinical capabilities and humanistic skills, thus enhancing their professional and personal development and improving their capacity to deliver holistic patient care.https://www.mededpublish.org/Manuscripts/1952Transformative learningStudent personal and professional identity formationKnowledge translation from Humanities epistemologies to clinical practicecritical reflectionsocio-cultural health determinants
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Clinical Humanities; informal, transformative learning opportunities, where knowledge gained from Humanities epistemologies is translated back into clinical practice, supporting the development of professional autonomy in undergraduate dental students [Version 2]
MedEdPublish
Transformative learning
Student personal and professional identity formation
Knowledge translation from Humanities epistemologies to clinical practice
critical reflection
socio-cultural health determinants
title Clinical Humanities; informal, transformative learning opportunities, where knowledge gained from Humanities epistemologies is translated back into clinical practice, supporting the development of professional autonomy in undergraduate dental students [Version 2]
title_full Clinical Humanities; informal, transformative learning opportunities, where knowledge gained from Humanities epistemologies is translated back into clinical practice, supporting the development of professional autonomy in undergraduate dental students [Version 2]
title_fullStr Clinical Humanities; informal, transformative learning opportunities, where knowledge gained from Humanities epistemologies is translated back into clinical practice, supporting the development of professional autonomy in undergraduate dental students [Version 2]
title_full_unstemmed Clinical Humanities; informal, transformative learning opportunities, where knowledge gained from Humanities epistemologies is translated back into clinical practice, supporting the development of professional autonomy in undergraduate dental students [Version 2]
title_short Clinical Humanities; informal, transformative learning opportunities, where knowledge gained from Humanities epistemologies is translated back into clinical practice, supporting the development of professional autonomy in undergraduate dental students [Version 2]
title_sort clinical humanities informal transformative learning opportunities where knowledge gained from humanities epistemologies is translated back into clinical practice supporting the development of professional autonomy in undergraduate dental students version 2
topic Transformative learning
Student personal and professional identity formation
Knowledge translation from Humanities epistemologies to clinical practice
critical reflection
socio-cultural health determinants
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