Addressing the marketplace mentality and improving professionalism in dental education: response to Richard Masella's "Renewing professionalism in dental education".

Keywords

Dental education, Medical education, Medicine, Psychology, Engineering ethics

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Cited by

• Balancing Costs and Patients' Health: Dental Students’ Perception of Economics in DentistryCecilia Franzén — 2015
• When will we be ready for academic integrity?Bob Hutchins, Stan Cobb — 2008
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• Reflections on the encouragement of altruism in dental educationAlexander Holden — 2018
• Consumed by prestige: the mouth, consumerism and the dental professionAlexander Holden — 2019
• The relationship between professional and commercial obligations in dentistry: a scoping reviewAlexander Holden, Lee Adam, W. Murray Thomson — 2020
• Association between emotional intelligence and professionalism among dental hygiene students.Brian B. Partido, Dawne Stefanik, Ashley Forsythe — 2020
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