Assessing Professionalism in Dental Education: A Multi‐Domain Approach across Classroom‐Based, Preclinical, Clinical, and Remediation Curricula

Professionalism is a cornerstone of dental education, encompassing the ethical principles, behaviors, and attitudes expected of dental practitioners. Its multifaceted nature manifests uniquely across various domains of the dental curriculum, including classroom-based, preclinical, clinical, and remediation settings. Effectively assessing professionalism within these diverse contexts presents significant challenges, necessitating a structured, multi-contextual assessment approach. This paper explores current methodologies for assessing professionalism in each educational domain, identifies existing challenges, and proposes strategies to enhance measurement practices, ultimately advocating for a standardized framework to ensure consistent and comprehensive evaluation throughout dental education.

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Journal of Dental Education
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2025-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.1002/jdd.70027
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Assessing Professionalism in Dental Education: A Multi‐Domain Approach across Classroom‐Based, Preclinical, Clinical, and Remediation Curricula

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Professionalism is a cornerstone of dental education, encompassing the ethical principles, behaviors, and attitudes expected of dental practitioners. Its multifaceted nature manifests uniquely across various domains of the dental curriculum, including classroom-based, preclinical, clinical, and remediation settings. Effectively assessing professionalism within these diverse contexts presents significant challenges, necessitating a structured, multi-contextual assessment approach. This paper explores current methodologies for assessing professionalism in each educational domain, identifies existing challenges, and proposes strategies to enhance measurement practices, ultimately advocating for a standardized framework to ensure consistent and comprehensive evaluation throughout dental education.

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