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A Swimming-Induced Zebrafish Exercise Apparatus for Versatile Training Approaches
Published on: October 18, 2024
Is less-than-full-time training in dentistry swimming against the tide?
Sami Stagnell1, Nikki Patel2, Sam Shah3
1Specialist Oral Surgeon, 30 Ashley Road, Boscombe, UK. sstagnell@nhs.net.
Abstract:
With ongoing changes to the demography of the dental workforce coupled with the changing expectations of those participating in early career post-graduate training, dentistry is experiencing a shift in how it might manage trainees. Drawing on experience from medicine and the anticipated behavioural differences, it is worth considering a way in which training might be able to adapt to the requirements of newer graduates, to ensure that the profession does not lose out on preparing the best candidates possible for careers that improve the state of dentistry both as a vocation and for patient benefit.
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