Tomáš Najser, Błażej Gaze, Bernard Knutel, Adam Verner, Jan Najser, Marcel Mikeska, Jerzy Chojnacki, Ondřej Němček
Analysis of the Effect of Catalytic Additives in the Agricultural Waste Combustion Process
Materials (Basel, Switzerland)
preparedness independent clinical practice core goal undergraduate dental education aim study evaluate selfreported preparedness dental practice among new dental graduates university middle east following ethics approval purposive sampling techniques used invite newly qualified dental graduates middle eastern university validated research instrument namely dental undergraduate preparedness assessment scale dupas used evaluate selfperceived preparedness participants data collection undertaken online using google forms data analysed compute descriptive statistics reliability demographic differences among participants total 82 participants provided response yielding response rate 68 participants included 49 males 33 females overall reliability dupas excellent 093 participants included less 40 participants able independently prescribe medications assess orthodontics needs perform endodontic treatment multirooted teeth addition 65 indicated low confidence evaluating new dental materials products interpreting new research findings behavioural management children present findings identified strengths weaknesses new dental graduates middle eastern university participants confident basic clinical skills lower confidence reported complex dental procedures findings highlight learning needs new dental graduates serve inform undergraduate curriculum enhance preparedness future cohorts dental graduates