PubMed · 11443813
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L J Malcmacher. 2001. Common sense dentistry.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11443813/
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In order for dental practices to gain the maximum benefit from an educational opportunity such as a course or workshop, it is important that the training received meets the needs of these practices and is delivered appropriately. This paper provides an account of an educational initiative undertaken within the Eastern deanery in 2003 and 2004, 'Essex Promoting Infection Control' (EPIC), which set out to establish training needs in infection control within general dental practices across Essex and then to design and deliver learning events to meet these needs.
Leadership is not something that can be done once. It's not a procedure that is performed and then you are all set. It is a way of thinking and acting--an hourly, daily and annual activity based on desire, skills, training and specific behaviors. Dentists who are willing to spend a small amount of time focused on leadership inevitably will build better teams with lower turnover and higher efficiency.
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