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ICT
Information & Communication Technology course for foundation
Touch Typing
Learn Touch Typing
English for Specific Purposes
Dental English and general health vocabulary and topics
Human Structure I
Welcome to Human Structure I. This page is a communication site for ODC 1BDS students taking the course. All course resources will be available here.
Physiology
Physiology
Learning Skills -Introduction to Research
Welcome to the Learning Skills -Introduction to Research resources page. Refresh your memory by reading through handouts given during the course and try extra exercises to help you with other study skills.
English II
Stay current with your English vocabulary, grammar and reading skills by accessing some of the materials on this portal. If you have any questions, come and find a member of the English teaching staff to guide you.
General Pathology and General Micro
General Pathology
Pharmacology
Pharmacology
Dental Materials Science
Dental Material Science
Dental Materials Science I
Dental Material Science
Dental Public Health Semester 1
The course is designed to introduce dental students to the core principles of Dental Public Health and their application to population-based oral health nationally and internationally.
Students will learn the importance of public health functions, fundamental concepts of health promotion and diseases prevention at a population, community and individual levels with the emphasis on health needs assessment, health promotion and risk prevention related to oral health in the community.
Applied epidemiology and trends of dental caries, periodontal disease and oral cancer on international and national levels will be discussed, common dental indices to measure these and oral health trends will be addressed including the impact of oral health on the individual and the community.
Students will explore strategies for preventing common oral diseases at individual and community levels including appropriate use of fluorides, pit-and-fissure sealants.
Disparities in oral health status and issues of the access to dental health care will be highlighted and the ways of reducing inequalities will be addressed. Brief overview of different healthcare systems and the importance of dental and non-dental workforce models in improving access to and utilization of dental healthcare services will also be made.
The DPH course will also provide students with the necessary foundation of knowledge required to practice effective "Evidence-based Dentistry" and to select appropriate preventive interventions and strategies to promote oral health and control dental diseases at the individual and population levels.
Ethical reasoning related to the practice of population-based dental public health as well as individual patients will be highlighted with the emphasis on raising the awareness among dental professionals in recognizing the importance ethical issues, including informed consent, confidentiality and patient autonomy.
Course aims at developing the capacity for lifelong learning and professional growth and obtaining the leadership skills and developing the ability to participate in the provision of integrated inter-professional care directed towards health promotion, better patient care and quality of services improvement.
Dental Public Health Semester 2
The course is designed to introduce dental students to the core principles of Dental Public Health, and it application to population based oral health nationally and internationally.
Students will learn the importance of public health functions, fundamental concepts of health promotion and diseases prevention at the population or community and at the individual levels with emphasis on assessment, health promotion and risk prevention related to oral health in the community.
Epidemiology and trends of dental caries, periodontal disease and oral cancer on international and national level(s) will be discussed, common dental indices to measure these will be addressed including the impact of oral health on the individual and population.
Students will explore strategies for preventing common oral diseases at the individual and community level including use of fluorides, pit-and-fissure sealants and fluoride varnish application.
Disparities in oral health status and access to dental health care will be highlighted and the ways of reducing inequalities will be addressed. Brief overview of different healthcare systems and the importance of dental and non-dental workforce models in improving access to dental care will be discussed.
The course will also provide students with the necessary foundation of knowledge required to practice effective "Evidence-based Dentistry" and select appropriate prevention interventions and strategies to promote health and control oral diseases at the individual and population level.
Ethical reasoning related to the practice of population-based dental public health as well as individual patients will be highlighted with the emphasis on raising awareness of the professional in recognizing ethical issues, including informed consent, confidentiality and patient autonomy.
Course aims at developing a capacity for lifelong learning and professional growth in order to provide leadership in order to provide leadership that utilizes principles of dental public health as well as the ability to participate in provision of inter-professional care directed towards health promotion, better patient care and quality improvement.
Course Sandbox
Teaching with Moodle
An online course providing support and training for new features within Moodle 2 and how they can be used in teaching.
The course is designed to develop knowledge and understanding of features and to enable the sharing of ideas with other teachers on how these features can be applied to teaching and learning. It uses the features of Moodle 2 that you will be learning about to get the experience as a learner and gain the knowledge required by the teacher.
Developed as part of the LSIS Collaboration in Technology project.