Evaluation of Perceived Technical Skill Development by Students During Instruction in Dental Extractions in Different Laboratory Settings-A Pilot Study.
In veterinary general practice, dental extractions are common procedures that require a specific set of surgical skills. Veterinary medical educators are tasked with preparing students for general practice, equipping them with medical knowledge and surgical skills. Results of this pilot study demonstrate students' preference for circle-based laboratory setup, a perceived high value of immediate feedback when performing laboratory exercises, and a lack of preference for timing of the laboratory relative to the relevant material provided in lecture. The impact of lecture, supplemental information, and laboratory setup on development of these surgical skills are explored.
['Thomson|Amy|A|', 'Young|Karen M|KM|', 'Lygo-Baker|Simon|S|', 'Lothamer|Chad|C|', 'Snyder|Christopher J|CJ|']
D000818:Animals D002983:Clinical Competence D003813:Dentistry D004497:Education, Dental D004520:Education, Veterinary D006801:Humans D010865:Pilot Projects D013334:Students D013663:Teaching D014081:Tooth Extraction
dental extractions competency/competencies dentistry laboratory teaching student laboratory instruction