4.4 Electronic management systems

  1. Harvey Eplee1,†,
  2. Brian Murray2,‡,
  3. James H. Revere3,§,
  4. Friedhelm Bollmann4,§,
  5. George Haddad5,§,
  6. Joachim Klimek6,§,
  7. Sergiu Barna7,§,
  8. George Rhodes8,§,
  9. Tuomas Looki9,§,
  10. Aiden Malone10,§,
  11. Michael Molvar11,§,
  12. Bob Pienkowski9,§,
  13. Meta Schoonheim12,§,
  14. Jari-Pekka Teravainen9,§

Article first published online: 17 OCT 2002

DOI: 10.1034/j.1600-0579.6.s3.20.x

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European Journal of Dental Education

European Journal of Dental Education

Volume 6, Issue Supplement s3, pages 152–160, October 2002

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Eplee, H., Murray, B., Revere, J. H., Bollmann, F., Haddad, G., Klimek, J., Barna, S., Rhodes, G., Looki, T., Malone, A., Molvar, M., Pienkowski, B., Schoonheim, M. and Teravainen, J.-P. (2002), 4.4 Electronic management systems. European Journal of Dental Education, 6: 152–160. doi: 10.1034/j.1600-0579.6.s3.20.x

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  1. 1

    University of Missouri at Kansas City, USA;

  2. 2

    Trinity College, Ireland;

  3. 3

    Virginia Commonwealth University, USA;

  4. 4

    University of Muenster, Germany;

  5. 5

    University of Boston, USA;

  6. 6

    University of Giessen, Germany;

  7. 7

    Iasi Dental School, Romania;

  8. 8

    Dentsply International, USA;

  9. 9

    Planmeca, Finland;

  10. 10

    Two-Ten Health, Ireland;

  11. 11

    University of Nebraska Medical Center, USA;

  12. 12

    University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands

  1. †

    Chairperson.

  2. ‡

    Rapporteur.

  3. §

    Group member.

*Address: Harvey C. Eplee University of Missouri, Kansas City School of Dentistry 650 East 25th Street Kansas City MO 64108 USA

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Keywords:

  • confidentiality;
  • electronic management systems;
  • information system

The international development and deployment of an electronic modularized dental curriculum is central to the development of an electronic engine to be used for the effective management of dental education. This will ensure continuity in high quality of care across all boundaries, through the continuous updating of its content and linkages to contemporary resources and databases. An electronic engine to be used for the effective management of dental education in a comprehensive dental school/hospital setting is at the core of an international ‘virtual’ dental education institution. The issue of policy development necessary to ensure consistency, quality and management for an electronic engine is at the very centre of: a) systems management and system databases; b) records of students, patients and personnel; and c) financial records.

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