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Orthodontic Department excel at British Orthodontic Society meeting

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  • Orthodontic Department excel at British Orthodontic Society meeting

Students and staff were exceptionally successful at the recent 2017 British Orthodontic Society meeting in Manchester, winning the following prizes:

  • Third year student Kate Parker was awarded the the J K Williams MOrth medal for the bicollegiate MOrth and also won the research poster prize - with Dr Fiona Ryan and Professor Susan Cunningham;
  • Fellow third year students Lilia Wong, Manveer Basati and Kate Parker - with Mr Owaise Sharif and Miss Joanne Collins -  won the audit poster prize;
  • Samir Farmahan - student at the John Radcliffe Hospital Oxford and UCL Eastman Dental Institute - won the Houston Research prize for his MClinDent dissertation;
  • Sama Al Junaid won 3rd prize for her MOrth clinical cases;
  • Second year student Rupal Shah won the prize for the best research protocol;

Finally, staff members Professor Susan Cunningham, Miss Samantha Hodges and Mr Neil Pate won the prize for the best paper published in the Journal of Orthodontics in 2016 for the paper: Development of the Malocclusion Impact Questionnaire (MIQ) to measure the oral health-related quality of life of young people with malocclusion

Many congratulations from all your colleagues at UCL Eastman.

Pictured (from L to R): Lilia Wong, Kate Parker and Sama Al Junaid

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