Some dental hygienist by career expectations regarding clinical work done in the field of business studies

Ahn, Se-Youn; Oh, Bo-Kyoung; Hwang, Sunhee; Yoo, Yonug-Suk; Kim, Sun-Kyung; Kang, Boo-Wol; Lee, Sun-Mi

doi:10.13065/iksdh.2013.13.4.543

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“…In a study by Kwon and Lee 27) , the frequency of care assistance work, including dental radiography, was highest among mid-level managers or above. In addition, a study by Ahn et al 28) reported that most clinical treatment work is concentrated among those with ≤4 years of experience. High performance rate among those with ≤4 years of experience at dental clinics, dental hospitals, and university dental hospitals found in the present study is partially consistent with the results in the study by Ahn et al 28) .…”

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“…In addition, a study by Ahn et al 28) reported that most clinical treatment work is concentrated among those with ≤4 years of experience. High performance rate among those with ≤4 years of experience at dental clinics, dental hospitals, and university dental hospitals found in the present study is partially consistent with the results in the study by Ahn et al 28) . However, the findings showed that radiography work is somewhat concentrated among those with ≤1 year of experience in dental clinics.…”

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Radiography Work Performed by Dental Hygienists according to the Workplace Type

Park

Yoon

2022

J Dent Hyg Sci

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Background: Dental hygienists study dental radiology through the dental hygiene department and curriculum, and most of the radiography work in dental clinics is performed by dental hygienists; however, the legal work regulations for dental hygienists place restrictions on the type of radiography performed. This study aimed to identify the actual conditions of the radiographic work performed by dental hygienists and to determine the difference according to the type of hospital. Methods: This study included 195 dental hygienists working at dental medical institutions in the metropolitan area. A survey was conducted on regarding the radiographic work performed and the clinical career of the main performers. The radiography work was divided into periapical radiography, bite-wing radiography, occlusal radiography, panoramic radiography, computed tomography (CT), and cephalometric radiography. Results: The frequency of performing intraoral radiography was as follows: periapical radiography, 94.9%; bite-wing radiography, 93.8%; and occlusal radiography, 77.9%. The frequency of performing extraoral radiography was 94.4% for panoramic radiography, 89.7% for CT, and 73.3% for cephalometric radiography. The frequency of internal and external radiography performance was higher among hygienists in dental clinics than among those in dental hospitals and university hospitals. The analysis of the dental hygienists' clinical experience in the areas of intraoral and extraoral radiography showed that those working at university hospitals, dental hospitals, and dental clinics had over 5 years, 2∼4 years, and 1 year of clinical experience, respectively. The hygienists with less than 1 year of clinical experience showed high performance frequency (p ＜0.05). Conclusion: For the dental hygienists to perform radiography safely, a discussion regarding the revision of related laws and regulations is warranted.

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Radiography Work Performed by Dental Hygienists according to the Workplace Type

Park

Yoon

2022

J Dent Hyg Sci

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Research on dental hygienists' clinical skill proficiency in core dental hygiene competency

채성현¹,

Noh²,

정고운³

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J Korean Soc Dent Hyg

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Factors Affecting the Self Esteem of a Convergence Dental Hygienist

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Lee²

2015

Journal of the Korea Convergence Society

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The present study analyzes the main factor having an effect on the convergence dental hygienist's self-esteem through the survey to them. A self-leadership and professional self-conception show meaningful result with higher score in the group with higher self-respect than that of lower one (p<.001). Also the higher hygienist's self-esteem, the higher clinic practice ability(p<.01). There is negative correlation with self-esteem in emotional labor(p<.01) and exhaustion(p<.01). However, the positive correlations are presented in self-leadership(p<.01), professional self-conception(p<.01) and clinic practice ability(p<.01) with self-respect. The factors influenced on self-esteem are clinic practice ability(p<.05) and exhaustion(p<.01). In results, the organized convergence program and education considering self-esteem in the hospital should be accomplished systemically to enhance the clinic practice ability of each hygienist.•

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Some dental hygienist by career expectations regarding clinical work done in the field of business studies

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Radiography Work Performed by Dental Hygienists according to the Workplace Type

Radiography Work Performed by Dental Hygienists according to the Workplace Type

Research on dental hygienists' clinical skill proficiency in core dental hygiene competency

Factors Affecting the Self Esteem of a Convergence Dental Hygienist

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