TY - JOUR
T1 - Creación de un Currículo de Competencias en Cariología para Estudiantes de Pregrado de Odontología en Chile
AU - Giacaman, Rodrigo
AU - Aranguiz, Vicente
AU - Juliana Botelho, Juliana
AU - Bustos, Ivonne
AU - Cabello, Rodrigo
AU - Candiales, Yuliana
AU - Carrizo, Ana María
AU - Carvajal, Claudia
AU - Castro, Ramiro
AU - Castro, René
AU - Díaz, Jaime
AU - Díaz-Yokens, Marco
AU - Díaz-Dosque, Mario
AU - Diaz-Garrido, Natalia
AU - Durán, Gerardo
AU - Faleiros, Simone
AU - Flores, Mario
AU - Fonseca, Juan
AU - Fontana, Margherita
AU - Gajardo, Manuel
AU - Gómez, Marianela
AU - Gonzalez-Cabezas, Carlos
AU - Gonzalez, Sergio
AU - Irribarra, Roberto
AU - Jara, Gisela
AU - León, Soraya
AU - Marró, María Loreto
AU - Mautz, Claudia
AU - Mustakis, Alexandra
AU - Onetto, Juan Eduardo
AU - Ortiz, María Eugenia
AU - Pérez, Darwin
AU - Pérez, Vidal
AU - Ramírez, Valeria
AU - Rodríguez, Gonzalo
AU - Rojas, Valeria
AU - Ruiz, Begoña
AU - Silva, Alfredo
AU - Urzúa, Iván
AU - del Valle, Carolina
AU - Zaror, Carlos
AU - Moncada, Gustavo
PY - 2018/4
Y1 - 2018/4
N2 - Objective:Development of a minimum set of competencies in Cariology that every dentist graduated from a Dental School in Chile must have.Methodology:Starting from a meeting of scholars from the Universities of Talca and Chile (year 2011), an initial proposal for a curriculum was developed, based on the domains proposed by the European Cariology Curriculum (Schulte, et al, 2011). During 2016, this proposal was discussed through online dialogues and working groups, with the participation of 95.2% of the Chilean dental schools, which resulted in an intermediate document. This document was analyzed, discussed and refined during the Workshop for the Development of a Curriculum of Minimum Competencies in Cariology for Chilean Dental Schools (May 22, 2017, Talca, organized by the Universities of Talca and Chile) with the attendance of representatives from 95.2% of the Chilean dental schools, the Chilean Ministry of Health, Chilean College od Dentists and with the assistance of the professors of Cariology Margherita Fontana and Carlos González-Cabezas (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA). Each working group revised the document and provided feedback, which was incorporated in the final document by an advisory committee, elected on the day of the workshop, including the authors of the present article.Results:The Cariology Curriculum was organized in 5 Domains: 1. Basic knowledge; 2. Risk assessment, caries diagnosis and caries lesion detection; 3. Decision-making and non-operative preventive treatment; 4. Decision making and operative treatment; and 5. Evidence-based, clinical and public health practice. Operational definitions, main competencies and sub-competencies for each domain were agreed. Sub-competencies were classified into three levels: A: Be competent in; B: Have knowledge about, and C: Be familiar with. The final document was sent to all the participants of the workshop for dissemination in each of the institutions involved.Conclusions:The development of the Competency-based Curriculum in Cariology for undergraduate dental students at Chilean universities was achieved through consensus.
AB - Objective:Development of a minimum set of competencies in Cariology that every dentist graduated from a Dental School in Chile must have.Methodology:Starting from a meeting of scholars from the Universities of Talca and Chile (year 2011), an initial proposal for a curriculum was developed, based on the domains proposed by the European Cariology Curriculum (Schulte, et al, 2011). During 2016, this proposal was discussed through online dialogues and working groups, with the participation of 95.2% of the Chilean dental schools, which resulted in an intermediate document. This document was analyzed, discussed and refined during the Workshop for the Development of a Curriculum of Minimum Competencies in Cariology for Chilean Dental Schools (May 22, 2017, Talca, organized by the Universities of Talca and Chile) with the attendance of representatives from 95.2% of the Chilean dental schools, the Chilean Ministry of Health, Chilean College od Dentists and with the assistance of the professors of Cariology Margherita Fontana and Carlos González-Cabezas (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA). Each working group revised the document and provided feedback, which was incorporated in the final document by an advisory committee, elected on the day of the workshop, including the authors of the present article.Results:The Cariology Curriculum was organized in 5 Domains: 1. Basic knowledge; 2. Risk assessment, caries diagnosis and caries lesion detection; 3. Decision-making and non-operative preventive treatment; 4. Decision making and operative treatment; and 5. Evidence-based, clinical and public health practice. Operational definitions, main competencies and sub-competencies for each domain were agreed. Sub-competencies were classified into three levels: A: Be competent in; B: Have knowledge about, and C: Be familiar with. The final document was sent to all the participants of the workshop for dissemination in each of the institutions involved.Conclusions:The development of the Competency-based Curriculum in Cariology for undergraduate dental students at Chilean universities was achieved through consensus.
KW - Educación
KW - Cariología
KW - Educación en odontología
KW - Caries dental
KW - Education
KW - Cariology
KW - Dental education
KW - Dental caries
U2 - 10.4067/S0719-01072018000100058
DO - 10.4067/S0719-01072018000100058
M3 - Article
SN - 0719-0107
VL - 11
SP - 58
EP - 68
JO - Revista Clínica de Periodoncia, Implantología y Rehabilitación Oral
JF - Revista Clínica de Periodoncia, Implantología y Rehabilitación Oral
IS - 1
ER -