The American Society for Dental Ethics exists to support ethics as an integral value for the dental health care professions. The members of the Society are dedicated to the ongoing study of ethical issues and education to promote professional responsibility and conduct, thereby enhancing oral health care for those we serve.
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Dental Ethics: Challenging Problems: Artful, Ethical Solutions
Lecture and Participation Workshop
USC School of Dentistry
Saturday, August 15, 2009
8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
7 CE Credits
This program, presented by the American Society for Dental Ethics, is designed to engage the audience in discussion of complex oral health problems. Cases will be presented in a media format and participants will engage in facilitated discussion of the ethics issues embedded in the cases.
The program is designed for all members of the oral health team who will reflect on ethical challenges in individuals with complicated oral health needs. Upon completion of this one day course, participants will be able to interpret the ethical dimensions of a problem, prioritize competing interests, and communicate effectively to achieve an ethically defensible action plan.
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American College of Dentists
Introductory Ethics Course in Hawaii
September 30-October 1 2009
The College is planning a 7-hour introductory ethics course as part of our Annual Meeting & Convocation, Wednesday and Thursday morning, September 30–October 1, 2009, in Honolulu, Hawaii. Completion of the course is the first step toward a planned certification process in dental ethics (currently under development). This is a great opportunity for those who wish to increase their knowledge and understanding of dental ethics. The course is open to all dentists, dental students, educators, and hygienists. This course is separate from our LeaderSkills workshops and a small registration fee will apply.
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Ozar/Hasegawa Award
Ozar/Hasegawa Award has extended the deadline for student applications to May 15, 2009. All dental and dental hygiene students who are enrolled in an accredited school of dentistry and/or dental hygiene program in the United States and Canada. Students must be in good academic standing.
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