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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"willingness to treat"”.

  1. Dentists and their Willingness to Treat Adolescents with Learning Disabilities : a Survey of Accessibility in Primary Dental Care

    The aim of this study is to examine primary dental care practitioners’ <br/>willingness to treat adolescents with learning disability (LD) in two contrasting <br/>areas of Northern Ireland (NI) and Scotland using Cohen’s accessibility <br/>‘dental health professional’factors (Cohen, 1987).<br/>A …

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  2. Financial structure and innovation in Icelandic public institutions

    … earn some of their own income. The study brings together official financial data and ten guided interviews with information technology (IT) staff. The material is organised under four themes that cover what projects or changes are delivered, the culture around new ideas, the ability to make …

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  3. Dental Hygienists' Beliefs, Norms, Attitudes, and Intentions Toward Treating HIV/AIDS Patients

    … HIV+ patients identified three key barriers to obtaining oral health treatment: 1) beliefs and attitudes of dental health care providers (DHCPs) may have lead to their unwillingness to treat HIV/AIDS patients; 2) the existence of racial and ethnic disparities in health care in the United …

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  4. Essays on the provision and regulation of healthcare services

    … an increase in Medicare fees on nursing homes' willingness to treat Medicaid beneficiaries. Both Medicare and Medicaid offer health insurance, but they cover different services and pay healthcare providers at varying levels of fees. The divergence between the payment structures of the programs …

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