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Course: |
DEH 387
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Title: | Leadership & Administration |
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Long Title: | Dental Hygiene Leadership and Administration |
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Course Description: | Examining the skills needed for leadership roles in public health, community health, education, business and industry with emphasis on leadership theories and application. |
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Min Credit: | 3 |
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Course Notes: | NCE 5.14.15 JLG |
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Origin Notes: | CCD |
STANDARD COMPETENICES
1. Build leadership skills relating to application theories in a non-dental school setting.
2. Apply practice management theories essential for successful operations in the public health realm.
3. Combine the application of administrative concepts and leading teams in the healthcare setting.
4. Utilize and articulate effective communication and interpersonal skills in a leadership role.
TOPICAL OUTLINE
I. Leadership Development
a. Formulate leadership application theories related to the varying roles of a dental hygienist
i. Clinical dental hygienist
ii. Oral Health educator
iii. Management role in dental hygiene
b. Compare and contrast negotiation skills in the public health setting.
II. Practice Management in a Public Health Setting
a. Analyze business management skills in the private/public sector.
i. Financial/Budgeting Management
ii. Practice Statistics setup and Management
iii. Human Resource Management
b. Examine current and emerging concepts in clinical and practice management.
c. Apply principles of informed consent, record keeping and risk management in patient care.
III. Professional Development
a. Enhance communication skills with diverse populations
i. Effective interpersonal communication
ii. Compare and contrast the differences between non-verbal and verbal communication
iii. Differing marketing methods of an organization and/or service
b. Create a self-presentation ePortfolio
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