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[Discussing and evaluating professional behaviour. 2. Amsterdam Dental School]
R C Gorter1, T S Ong, J M Vervoorn
1Secitie Sociale Tandheelkunde & Voorlichtingskunde van het Academisch Centrum Tandheellkunde Amsterdam (ACTA). r.gorter@acta.nl
Nederlands Tijdschrift Voor Tandheelkunde
|November 5, 2008
Summary
Professional behavior assessment is now a key part of the Amsterdam Dental School bachelor program. Students must receive satisfactory teacher feedback on observable conduct to earn credits and graduate.
Area of Science:
- Dental Education
- Professionalism Assessment
- Medical Ethics
Context:
- The Amsterdam Dental School implemented a bachelor-master structure five years ago.
- Professional behavior assessment became a required examination subject within the bachelor program.
- Observable student conduct in educational settings is the focus, not internal beliefs.
Purpose:
- To evaluate and assess the professional behavior of dental students.
- To integrate regular teacher feedback on student conduct into the curriculum.
- To establish a clear requirement for students to demonstrate satisfactory evaluations for study credits.
Summary:
- Observable professional behavior is assessed in dental students through regular teacher feedback.
- Satisfactory evaluations of conduct are mandatory for students to earn study credits.
- This assessment is a core component of the bachelor's program curriculum.
Impact:
- Ensures dental graduates meet expected professional standards.
- Provides a structured framework for evaluating student professionalism.
- Highlights the importance of observable behavior in medical education.
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