Course Description
This three-part course aligns with SPICE PD Goal B (Focus Area I) which is to enhance existing CHAT PD residency curriculum to prepare post-doctoral pediatric dentists to provide care for undeserved and special needs groups and communities in the evolving field of dentistry. Course Competencies
Demonstrate the ability to describe ASD disorders and their health and dental implications Demonstrate the ability to communicate and adapt patient care to special needs/ASD children Demonstrate the ability to participate in interprofessional care across different health/behavioral disciplines. Course Objectives
On successful completion of this course, residents will be able to:
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The Complex Special Needs Patient - Multidisciplinary ApproachCourse Description
This course introduces the student to the medically comprised special needs patient and reviews diagnosis and treatment planning processes. Course Competencies
In-depth understanding of the application of the skills within the context of the case Review of current and classic literature Discussion and documentation concerning the exceptional aspects of each case are presented Discussion of advantages and disadvantages of alternative forms of treatment Permit exchange of ideas regarding various approaches to treatment of the cases presented Course Objectives
On successful completion of this course, residents will be able to:
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