Ethics, Professionalism and Jurisprudence

The program includes the core basic science courses, designed to encompass the the various disciplines basic to advanced studies in the science and practice of dentistry. They are designed to expose students to modern concepts in the areas covered with the objective of updating and expanding upon their predoctoral knowledge. Practice Management Lectures and clinical experiences provide students with foundation knowledge regarding the policies and procedure governing practice. In the workshop portion of the course, participants will assess their beliefs and awareness around cross cultural communication and diversity and inclusiveness. Through lecture, group participation, skill practice, role-play, case studies, and coaching they learn to advance their skill levels and take communication to the next level. Participants will also be recorded at the opening and conclusion of the to assess skill development. This course is the didactic course for the MADS core curriculum. Fall 1-4 Credit Hours