Abstract

The importance of active adult learning methods and critical thinking skills is appreciated in dental and OMFS residency training. Known barriers to research are finding time in the curriculum and funding needed for research experiences. These barriers have inspired many institutions to design programs to provide research opportunities, but they can be expensive and of minimal interest to those not planning academic careers. During OMFS residency training, the primary emphasis is on mastery of all aspects of surgical care. Strong partnerships between PhD researchers and OMFS clinical investigators, formed to advance the field, can also have an impact on trainees' involvement in research and their understanding of rigorous evidence-based principles of clinical care.

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