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Reflective practice and experiential learning: tools for continuing professional development.

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The models of reflective practice and experiential learning, described within this article, provide the dental practitioner and his/her team with realistic methods by which they can improve their skills and working atmosphere, and also reduce occupational stress. The reflective dentist is one who engages his/her team in a process of discussion regarding a variety of clinical situations, and who learns from both positive and negative clinical experience. This article offers a detailed analysis of reflective practice and experiential learning, and the ways in which application of these procedures can contribute significantly to the continuing professional development of dentists and dental teams.

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Kirk Simpson, Ruth Freeman. 2004. Reflective practice and experiential learning: tools for continuing professional development.. https://doi.org/10.12968/denu.2004.31.5.281

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