Demand Analysis for Short Course on Oral Medicine & Oral Pathology @SDOH, FNU - Link to Report

Link to Survey: https://forms.gle/qtGHQ8rB5QiidiX56

Active from 05-11-21 to 19-11-21

FNU hopes to develop a Short Course on Oral Medicine & Oral Pathology in 2022 which will help past graduates in updating knowledge and skills.
This course carrying 10 Credit points (100 learning hours) will be delivered on blended mode in four blocks (each of one week duration) with gaps in between. The Certificate of Attainment awarded will be regarded as a microqualification for future studies. It is also possible to obtain regional accreditation therefore this course goes beyond a CPD activity.
This refresher course is highly recommended for dentists (3yrs after BDS) either in hospital or private sector in the smaller Pacific island countries. Some course contents will be delivered by overseas specialists.
Online sessions will be delivered via the FNU Moodle online platform as a Massive Online Open Course (MOOC) while participants can nominate local supervisors for the face-toface clinical cases.
Participants will experience a novel approach in learning and teaching through collective learning initiatives in the MOOC platform.
Through this survey, we would like to know about this course and whether you can be a prospective participant or recommend this course to another.
Please enter a valid email which will help us to remove duplicates in the analysis of survey responses.
Please try to answer all the questions.
We thank you for participating in this course.
Associate Prof Osea Dukuno, Head of School of Dentistry & Oral Health and
Prof Jayantha Weerasinghe, OMF Surgeon

Please find below the link to the Demand Survey Report:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10VWI1f-bKNkf_ZIrbYs4_MWutAk595Yu/view?usp=sharing


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