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Title: Patient Demonstration Videos in Predoctoral Endodontic Education: Aspects Perceived as Beneficial by Students.
Authors: Edrees, Hadeel Y.1 hedrees@kau.edu.sa, Ohlin, Johan2, Ahlquist, Michael3, Tessma, Mesfin K.4, Zary, Nabil5
Source: Journal of Dental Education. Aug2015, Vol. 79 Issue 8, p928-933. 6p.
Subject Terms: *Dental students, *Health programs, *Educational technology, *Virtual classrooms, *Education, Endodontics, Medical protocols
Abstract: The aim of this study was to assess the perceived benefits of video-mediated demonstrations in learning endodontics. Participants in the study were 75 third-year students enrolled in the undergraduate dentistry program at Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden. After the endodontic preclinical course, the students were introduced to the treatment protocol in the clinic by watching two live patient-demonstrated videos. The first video demonstrated how to communicate with the patient and perform diagnosis and root canal instrumentation. The second video illustrated how to perform bacterial sampling and root canal filling. After the students watched each video, a questionnaire was used to evaluate their opinions about various steps of the endodontic treatment protocol and the benefit of such educational material for their practice. Of the total 75 students, 72 completed the first questionnaire (96% response rate), and 65 completed the second questionnaire (87% response rate). The results showed that the students perceived high value in the video demonstrations related to treatment procedure. A statistically significant difference was observed between the perceived benefits of the first and second sessions in communication and treatment procedure (pO.OOl). Further studies are needed to assess improvement in the design and delivery format for video demonstrations to enhance their effectiveness as a teaching modality for endodontics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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