Universitat Internacional de Catalunya

Paediatric Dentistry Research I

Paediatric Dentistry Research I
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Main language of instruction: Spanish

Other languages of instruction: Catalan, English

Teaching staff


DRA.ANA VELOSO DURAN

aveloso@uic.es

Introduction

Presentation

This subject aims to integrate research into the learning of pediatric dentistry and give it the importance it deserves.

In this subject, scientific literature (format and content) and other types of documentation, bibliographic references, Vancouver standards, the impact factor of scientific journals, obtaining documents (bibliographic resources of the university) and the bibliographic databases.

The Graduate will be able to:

- Understand scientific publications with a critical spirit and knowing how to recognize their parts.

-Develop appropriate search questions, using the main sources of information

bibliography to access scientific knowledge.

-Learn to retrieve scientific information efficiently using a computer program

for the management of bibliographic references.

- Present a research, clinical or laboratory protocol.

- Use the testing equipment of a materials and biomedicine research laboratory.

-Write a scientific article in order to be published in a journal indexed by the JCR.

-Make different participations in national and international conferences.

-Write and present a research paper, presenting its results in a scientific manner

and rigorous.

Pre-course requirements

Admission of new students to the Master's Degree

University in Comprehensive and Hospital Pediatric Dentistry from the International University of Catalonia

It is governed by its own selection process that includes passing specific tests.

admission and the delivery of explicit documentation, always taking into account what is established in

article 18 of Royal Decree 822/2021.

All candidates who meet the general pathways and requirements may apply for access.

access to the title and who are in possession of a Bachelor's degree in Dentistry or

equivalents.

In addition, a B2 level of English from the Common European Framework of Reference is recommended for

Languages or equivalent that will be verified during the interview with the candidate.

Admission criteria: The admission tests consist of a weighted assessment of the

academic record, personal profile and the motivations and aptitudes that the following will have

criteria:

Weighting Criterion Aspects to evaluate

40% - 60% Personal interview

Assessment of personal profile, vocation, character

responsible, empathy, interest in

research, teamwork skills,

English level, etc.

20% - 30% Academic record Knowledge assessment

20% - 30% Curriculum vitae Assessment of personal activity and/or experience

labor

The personal interview will be carried out with the director and coordinators of the Master.

Objectives

CN01: Recognize advanced topics related to pediatric dentistry

- CN02: Define in a detailed and informed way the theoretical and practical aspects of the

methodology and work in one or more fields of study of pediatric dentistry.

- CN03: Identify the different scientific methodologies acquired related to

Pediatric dentistry.

HB06: Integrate the latest research advances in the scientific community

pediatric dentistry.

CP01: Resolve the main oral problems that affect the child population.

CP02: Correctly perform the different treatments in daily clinical practice within

in the field of pediatric dentistry.

- CP03: Integrate into the pediatric dental scientific community by actively participating in the

publication of scientific articles, attendance at courses and national conferences and

international.

Competences/Learning outcomes of the degree programme

  • CN01 - CN01: Recognize advanced topics related to pediatric dentistry
  • CN02 - CN02: Define in a detailed and informed way the theoretical and practical aspects of the methodology and work in one or more fields of study of pediatric dentistry.

Learning outcomes of the subject

  • - Scientific Evidence in Current Literature and Research - Knowledge - CN01, CN02, CN03 Skills - HB06 Competencies - CP01, CP02, CP03 - Understand scientific publications critically and know how to recognize their parts. -Develop appropriate search questions, using the main sources of bibliographic information to access scientific knowledge. -Learn to retrieve scientific information efficiently using a computer program for managing bibliographic references. -Present a research, clinical or laboratory protocol. -Use the testing equipment of a materials and biomedicine research laboratory. -Write a scientific article to be published in a journal indexed by the JCR. -Participate in various national and international conferences. -Write and present a research paper, presenting its results in a scientific and rigorous manner.

Syllabus

- Understand scientific publications with a critical spirit and knowing how to recognize their parts.

-Develop appropriate search questions, using the main sources of information

bibliography to access scientific knowledge.

-Learn to retrieve scientific information efficiently using a computer program

for the management of bibliographic references.

- Present a research, clinical or laboratory protocol.

- Use the testing equipment of a materials and biomedicine research laboratory.

-Write a scientific article in order to be published in a journal indexed by the JCR.

-Make different participations in national and international conferences.

-Write and present a research work, presenting its results in a scientific manner

and rigorous.

Teaching and learning activities

In person



Research work (TI): through autonomous work, students investigate a topic

specific. The results of said investigation will be presented in writing and orally. It is favored

the achievement of the learning results proposed in the TFM.

Tutorials (TUT): this is a personalized and individualized follow-up for the student in which

monitors and advises your work. The result of this activity is the final work of

master.

Autonomous work (TA): Activity to assimilate and internalize knowledge through the development of

comprehensive and reflective study habits; will be carried out through readings, research,

works, search for scientific information, obtaining and analyzing data.

Seminars or conferences (SEM): are training activities in which students participate

actively in cognitive processes. Participation is promoted through debates,

presentation of real clinical cases and subsequent discussion. Part of these activities are the

inverted classes, the case method, among others. The purpose of these activities is to learn,

interpret, resolve doubts, reflect and contrast opinions.

Individual and/or group work (TIG): through study, search for information,

data processing and the internalization of knowledge will allow students to consolidate

their learning.

Evaluation systems and criteria

In person



EVALUATION SYSTEMS

1 Continuous assessment (EC)

Continuous assessment (EC): Assesses and evaluates the student learning process from the

continuous monitoring of the work carried out, through the preparation of reports, oral presentations,

carrying out tests, etc. Allows you to have a coneixement of

l'evolució de l'alumnat, to offer feedback, majoritàriament l'acquisició dels

Habilitation type learning results

Weighting 60%

2 Final Treball (TF)

Final Treball (TF): Presentation of a written final treball, in which it is synthesized and deepened in the

Coneixements acquired in a subject or in a research project.

Weighting 40%

Attendance is mandatory. Only those due to serious illness, accident, and/or the death of a first- or second-degree blood relative will be considered justified absences. In the case of an justified absence, proof of absence must be submitted to the professor in charge no later than one week after the absence (via email).

An unjustified absence from two or more labs will result in failure, and the student will have to make up this part of the course in an extraordinary session.

The class will be given a zero in the following cases:

If the student fails to attend without justification or is more than 15 minutes late.

If the student's attitude or the quality of the work is severely deficient.

If the student is disrespectful to the professors or support staff.

If the student disrupts the order of good coexistence in the laboratory.

Bibliography and resources

 

International Journal of Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric Dentistry

European Journal of Pediatric Dentistry

Auropean Archives of pediatric Dentistry

Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry