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School of Dentistry Input on Long Range Development Plan

This summary presents the results of a survey conducted at the UCSF School of Dentistry regarding the long-range development plan. The survey collected feedback from faculty members, department chairs, and focus groups, including their preferences for facility proximity and future site usage. The importance of proximity to the library and childcare facilities was also assessed. The summary highlights the need for consolidation and collaboration for the success of the dental school.

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School of Dentistry Input on Long Range Development Plan

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  1. School of Dentistry Input on Long Range Development Plan • Results of survey • 203 surveys sent, 40 returned • Discussion at full faculty meeting • Results of focus group feedback • Additional feedback from 23 faculty • Department Chairs • Summary

  2. The percent time you spend in each of the following activities.

  3. Which facilities you need to be physically near? Surgical Outpatient Clinics 26.3% Medical Outpatient Clinics 28.9% Dental Clinics 78.9% Hospitals 34.2% Research Labs at Other Sites 42.1%

  4. Which of these sites do you envision using in the future? VA Medical Center 7.7% Laurel Heights 12.8% Mt. Zion 15.4% Parnassus 97.4% Mission Bay 23.1% Buchanan 25.6% SFGH 28.2%

  5. Importance of proximity to the library Not Important 12.5% Very Important 27.5% Important 60.0%

  6. Importance of proximity to child care facilities Very Important 12.5% Important 17.5% Not Important 70.0%

  7. Please add comments/information Consolidation rather than dispersion of campus academic and research activities should be a major goal of the LRDP.

  8. Feedback from focus groups • Graduate Group in Oral and Craniofacial Sciences Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

  9. Graduate group in Oraland Craniofacial Sciences “…highly interdisciplinary group which collaborates with a broad range of scientists in BMS, PIBS, Bioinformatics and Bioengineering for its PhD and related post-doctoral programs. It is desirable that we are in close proximity to the medical center.”

  10. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery • “It is vital that we keep our clinical teaching and research operations together on the same campus.” • “…the dental school has benefited from a prolific cross fertilization between its basic scientists and its clinicians since they work in adjacent areas and come into contact with each other on a daily basis.”

  11. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery • “In a hospital environment, we would wish for a dental clinical facility.”

  12. Summary • Groups needing access to hospital - OMFS - Oral Medicine - Craniofacial clinic - Pediatric dentistry - Various other clinical groups

  13. Summary • The UCSF School of Dentistry is the finest dental school in the country. Much of our success has been the result of interaction and collaboration with the schools of Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy. Proximity to the intellectual center of the campus is vital to the success of the dental school.

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