Expanded Functions Training for Dental Assistants in the Indian Health Service

Corry, Richard; Cannavale, Louis F.

doi:10.14219/jada.archive.1972.0533

The Journal of the American Dental Association

1972

DOI: 10.14219/jada.archive.1972.0533

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Expanded Functions Training for Dental Assistants in the Indian Health Service

Richard Corry

Louis F. Cannavale

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Non-Health Professionals and the School-Age Child

Nutting¹,

Reed²,

Shorr³

1975

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In order to meet the minor acute health needs of the school-age child in an effective and efficient manner, school health workers were trained to follow standards of problem solving with the aid of a problem-specific reporting form for seven common minor acute problems. During the operation of the program, the workers displayed a high degree of compliance with standards of the problem-solving process. The program resulted in a substantial reduction in the work load for the minor acute problems, and there was a reduction in the number of unnecessary trips to the clinic for minor problems.

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Non-Health Professionals and the School-Age Child

Nutting¹,

Reed²,

Shorr³

1975

Am J Dis Child

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The Indian Health Service Study of the Expanded‐Duty Dental Auxiliary II (EDDA II)

Nixon

1980

J Public Health Dent

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Clinical Quality and Delegation in a Private Dental Office Utilizing Expanded‐Function Dental Auxiliaries*

Kaplan¹

1980

J Public Health Dent

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Expanded Functions Training for Dental Assistants in the Indian Health Service

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Non-Health Professionals and the School-Age Child

Non-Health Professionals and the School-Age Child

The Indian Health Service Study of the Expanded‐Duty Dental Auxiliary II (EDDA II)

Clinical Quality and Delegation in a Private Dental Office Utilizing Expanded‐Function Dental Auxiliaries*

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