Canadian Dental Association
CDA Oasis
CDA Oasis is an online space where Canadian dentists submit their clinical questions and receive rapid credible answers from expert colleagues. Oasis can help Canadian dentists make informed clinical decisions through the use of readily available materials, developed and reviewed by dentists.
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Canadian Dental Association
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13 de sep. de 2024
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Episodios
The Power of Mentorship in Dentistry 13.09.2024 49:41
Dr. Huma Sharief and Dr. Craig Fedorowich share their experience working with the Manitoba Dental Association Mentorship Program and offer advice to graduates on finding a mentor that works for them.
Connecting People and Knowledge for Good 21.07.2023 42:03
Dr. John O'Keefe, former CDA Director of Knowledge Networks, reflects on a career in dental communications and his passion for connection and the sharing of knowledge.
Delivering Care to Indigenous Communities 15.05.2023 20:06
Dr. Sanjukta Mohanta, General Dentist from Brampton, Ontario, shares her experience delivering dental care to a remote community in Big Trout Lake
Understanding Dental Workplace Shortages 24.03.2023 17:35
CDA's principal health policy advisor, Costa Papadopoulos, discusses dental workforce shortages in light of a recent survey conducted by the American Dental Association Health Policy Institute.
Transforming Dentistry: The Rise and Near Demise of Dentistry at Western University 30.09.2022 13:19
Dr. David Kenny talks to Oasis about his new book documenting the rich history of the dental faculty at Western University.
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