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Dentistry and ethical values, justification for a course
24th International Conference and Exhibition on Dentistry & Oral Health
April 17-19, 2017 Dubai, UAE
Olivier Hamel
Toulouse 3 University, France
Posters & Accepted Abstracts: Oral Health Dent Manag
Abstract:
The relationship between providers and recipients of health care has changed and developed considerably in recent decades. The increasing technical complexity of our work is also a reality that leads to human reflection on our practice. Based on research work validated by the human and social sciences, the course aims to raise awareness of the everyday questions that accompany the use of our technical skills: information, consent, transparency, fees, preventive measures, pain, etc. The final objective of this awareness education is to achieve benefits that are shared between the patient (confidence, access to care, etc.) and the practitioner (motivation, professional fulfillment, etc.).
Biography :
Olivier Hamel has completed his PhD from Laboratory of Medical Ethics from Paris Descartes University, School of Medicine. He is an Associated Professor at Toulouse 3 University.
Email: olivier.hamel@univ-tlse3.fr