JACD 71-4 - American College of Dentists

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Journal of the American College of Dentists A publication promoting excellence, ethics, and professionalism in dentistry The Journal of the American College of Dentists (ISSN 0002-7979) is published quarterly by the American College of Dentists, Inc., 839J Quince Orchard Boulevard, Gaithersburg, MD 20878-1614. Periodicals postage paid at Gaithersburg, MD. Copyright 2004 by the American College of Dentists. Postmaster–Send address changes to: Managing Editor Journal of the American College of Dentists 839J Quince Orchard Boulevard Gaithersburg, MD 20878-1614 The 2004 subscription rate for members of the American College of Dentists is $30, and is included in the annual membership dues. The 2004 subscription rate for nonmembers in the U.S., Canada and Mexico is $40. All other countries are $60. Foreign optional airmail service is an additional $10. Single-copy orders are $10. All claims for undelivered/not received issues must be made within 90 days. If a claim is made after this time period, it will not be honored. While every effort is made by the publishers and the Editorial Board to see that no inaccurate or misleading opinions or statements appear in the Journal, they wish to make it clear that the opinions expressed in the article, correspondence, etc. herein are the responsibility of the contributor. Accordingly, the publishers and the Editorial Board and their respective employees and officers accept no liability whatsoever for the consequences of any such inaccurate or misleading opinion or statement. For bibliographic references, the Journal is abbreviated J Am Col Dent and should be followed by the year, volume, number and page. The reference for this issue is: J Am Col Dent 2005; 71(4): 1-68. aa de Publication Member of the American Association of Dental Editors Mission The Journal of the American College of Dentists shall identify and place before the Fellows, the profession, and other parties of interest those issues that affect dentistry and oral health. All readers should be challenged by the Journal to remain informed, inquire actively, and participate in the formulation of public policy and personal leadership to advance the purposes and objectives of the College. The Journal is not a political vehicle and does not intentionally promote specific views at the expense of others. The views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of the American College of Dentists or its Fellows. Objectives of the American College of Dentists THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF DENTISTS, in order to promote the highest ideals in health care, advance the standards and efficiency of dentistry, develop good human relations and understanding, and extend the benefits of dental health to the greatest number, declares and adopts the following principles and ideals as ways and means for the attainment of these goals. A. To urge the extension and improvement of measures for the control and prevention of oral disorders; B. To encourage qualified persons to consider a career in dentistry so that dental health services will be available to all, and to urge broad preparation for such a career at all educational levels; C. To encourage graduate studies and continuing educational efforts by dentists and auxiliaries; D. To encourage, stimulate and promote research; E. To improve the public understanding and appreciation of oral health service and its importance to the optimum health of the patient; F. To encourage the free exchange of ideas and experiences in the interest of better service to the patient; G. To cooperate with other groups for the advancement of interprofessional relationships in the interest of the public; H. To make visible to professional persons the extent of their responsibilities to the community as well as to the field of health service and to urge the acceptance of them; I. To encourage individuals to further these objectives, and to recognize meritorious achievements and the potential for contributions to dental science, art, education, literature, human relations or other areas which contribute to human welfare— by conferring Fellowship in the College on those persons properly selected for such honor.
Editor David W. Chambers, EdM, MBA, PhD Managing Editor Stephen A. Ralls, DDS, EdD, MSD Editorial Board Maxwell H. Anderson, DDS, MS, MED D. Gregory Chadwick, DDS James R. Cole II, DDS Stephen B. Corbin, DDS, MPH Eric K. Curtis, DDS James T. Fanno, DDS James P. Fratzke, DMD Paula K. Friedman, DDS, MSD, MPH Bruce S. Graham, DDS Frank C. Grammar, DDS, PhD Dushanka Kleinman, DDS, MPH John O’Keefe, DDS Ian Paisley, DDS Jeanne C. Sinkford, DDS, PhD David H. Werking, DDS Design & Production Annette Krammer, Forty-two, Inc. Correspondence relating to the Journal should be addressed to: Managing Editor Journal of the American College of Dentists 839J Quince Orchard Boulevard Gaithersburg, MD 20878-1614 Business office of the Journal of the American College of Dentists: Tel. (301) 977-3223 Fax. (301) 977-3330 Officers John L. Haynes, President B. Charles Kerkhove, Jr., President-elect Marcia A. Boyd, Vice President H. Raymond Klein, Treasurer Roger W. Triftshauser, Past President Regents Thomas F. Winkler III, Regency 1 Charles D. Dietrich, Regency 2 J. Calvin McCulloh, Regency 3 Robert L. Wanker, Regency 4 Max M. Martin, Regency 5 Harvey E. Matheny, Regency 6 Jean E. Campbell, Regency 7 Thomas Wickliffe, Regency 8 National Leadership Symposium 2004 ACD Annual Meeting 5 Selected to Lead: ACD President-elect’s Address B. Charles Kerkhove, Jr., DDS, FACD 8 Is Dentistry a Business or a Profession? Convocation Address Bruce S. Graham, DDS, FACD 11 2005 ACD Awards 14 2005 Fellowship Class National Leadership Symposium 18 Fourteen Characteristics of Effective Leaders in Dentistry Gordon J. Christensen, DDS, MSD, PhD, FACD 22 The Challenge of Leadership in Technology and Education John W. Chambers, MBA, JD 26 Is There Anything Left for the Next Generation of Leaders? Anthony Volpe, DDS 30 Leadership as a Passionate Expression Dianne Philabosian, PhD 33 Leadership in Research: Organizing Genius Harold Slavkin, DDS, PhD, FACD 39 Leadership: A New Look, a New Time, and Established Leadership James B. Bramson, DDS, FACD 45 Leadership: Creating a Culture of Caring Dominick P. DePaola, DDS, FACD 50 Audacious Leadership Richard W. Valachovic, DMD, MPH, FACD Issues in Dental Ethics 53 White Coat Principles Bruce N. Peltier, PhD Departments 2 From the Editor Three Questions for the Next Generation 4 Readers Respond Letters to the Editor 57 Leadership The Professions 66 2004 Manuscript Review Process 67 2004 Index This issue is dedicated to Dr. Arthur A. Dugoni on the occasion of the University of the Pacific naming its dental school in his honor. The National Leadership Symposium papers appearing in this issue were presented at the naming ceremony in August 2004 in San Francisco. Cover Photograph: Arthur Dugoni. © 2004. Bruce Cook, University of the Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni Dental School
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