Tables, Figures, and Supplementals
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Author (year), country |
Objective |
Study design |
Method |
Study outcomes |
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Significant predictors of performance |
Challenges or barriers |
Comparison with domestic students |
Student perceptions |
Contribution |
Population |
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Note: AEP = Advanced Education in Prosthodontics , ADA = American Dental Association, ITD = internationally trained dentist, NBDE = National Board Dental Examination (US), NR = not reported, SAT = Science Achievement Test, TOEFL = test of English as a foreign language, USTD = US-trained Dentists . |
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| Kogon et al. (2012),17 Canada | To compare grades | Quantitative | NR | Overall performance is equivalent | |||||
| Pitigoi-Aron et al. (2011),11 USA | To determine predictors of academic performance | Quantitative | NR | TOEFL, NBDE I | |||||
| Kogon et al. (2011),10 USA | To determine ITDs’ self-perceptions about their clinical performance before and after completing program | Quantitative | NR | Skills enhanced in oral medicine and treatment planning, record keeping, informed consent, ethics and regulated dentistry | |||||
| Al-Sowygh and Sukotjo (2011),2 USA | To compare ITDs and domestic students in terms of perceptions about their current clinical training and future goals | Quantitative | NR | Lower stipends, high tuition | USTD- higher educational debts, greater interest in becoming ACP member and in continuing maxillofacial fellowship program | Desire to continue academic or research career | Diversity, underserved communities, serve in vacant academic positions | ||
| Boorberg et al. (2009),6 USA | To determin pathways for ITDs | Quantitative | Overview | Cultural differences, psychological adjustment, sociocultural adjustment | Increase in number of dentists, increase in service to underserved communities | ||||
| Itaya et al. (2008),22 USA | To determin predictors of academic performance | Quantitative | NR | TOEFL, NBDE I, interview | |||||
| Sweis and Guay (2007),20 USA | To identify the geographic origins of ITDs | Quantitative | NR | India (25.8%), Philippines (11%), Colombia (5.8%), and othersb | |||||
| Stacey and Whittaker (2005),19 USA | To determine predictors of academic performance | Quantitative | NR | NBDE II, dexterity | |||||
| Rice et al. (2003),12 USA | To determine the population size of ITDs | Quantitative | Descriptive | Language, counselling needs, lack of academic achievement | May serve in faculty positions | Increasing, especially in graduate programs | |||
| Simon et al. (1997),18 USA | To determine predictors of academic performance | Quantitative | NR | TOEFL, bench tests | |||||
| Berthold and Lopez (1994),5 USA | To perform a program evaluation | Quantitative | Program evaluation | ||||||
| Browder et al. (1980),7 USA | To determine predictors of academic performance | Quantitative | NR | ADA SAT, NBDE I | |||||
| Hausmann (1973),21 USA | To perform a program evaluation | Qualitative | NR | NBDE I, previous academic records, years away from dental practice, age | |||||