The practical training in dental schools in the Netherlands is largely organised within the walls of the educational institution, while many other medical educational programmes provide practical training to a large extent in the professional environment. The external practical internship is a form of practical learning with which positive experience has been gained in foreign dental schools, both by students and dentist-supervisors. The Dutch dental schools have a joint plan to set up practical internships in dental practices for master’s students in the final year of their education. The aim of such an internship is that students in the last phase of their programme learn to apply the acquired knowledge and skills in an actual professional environment. This includes both clinical and dental treatment and the ability to organise oral health care for patients and everything that comes with it. This article describes the outline of this programme.
Auteur(s) |
J.J.M. Bruers
H.W. van Bruggen B.J. Kooistra-Akse W.J.M. van der Sanden |
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Rubriek | Visie |
Publicatiedatum | 4 september 2020 |
Editie | Ned Tijdschr Tandheelkd - Jaargang 127 - editie 09 - september 2020; 473-480 |
DOI | https://doi.org/10.5177/ntvt.2020.09.20051 |
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