Aims and Learning Outcomes
Aims
- To enable students to formulate and implement a safe and predictable treatment programme, involving the identification and application of standard and advanced treatment modalities
- To develop an in-depth understanding of, and the ability to apply, the diagnostic and case management skills essential to the successful management of standard and advanced orthodontic cases
- To contribute to the aims of the MSc in Orthodontic Dentistry by ensuring that students develop their clinical practice through a structured learning experience.
Learn to
- Demonstrate whole patient care, including the formulation of a case assessment and an initial diagnosis
- Critically evaluate treatment options and discuss these clearly with the patient
- Formulate a definitive treatment programme supported by clinical data, and relevant written treatment plan
- Effectively implement all stages of the treatment programme
- Understand the legal and ethical principles underlying patient care and treatment
- Evaluate the outcome of treatment on completion of the treatment programme against the initial stated objectives, and develop and implement a future clinical pathway for the long term monitoring and maintenance of the case
Key Facts
Contact:Email: pgt-portfolio4@warwick.ac.uk
Leader:
Dr Richard CureLink opens in a new window
Assessment:
10 cases
OSCE and Viva
Core/Optional:
Core
CATS: 60
Code: MD949
Other options
MSc route: MSc Orthodontics