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A Randomized Controlled Trial of the Effect of Standardized Patient Scenarios on Dental Hygiene Students' Confidence in Providing Tobacco Dependence Counseling

Jennifer L. Brame, Robbyne Martin, Tabitha Tavoc, Margot Stein and Alice E. Curran
American Dental Hygienists' Association September 2012, 86 (4) 282-291;
Jennifer L. Brame
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Robbyne Martin
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Tabitha Tavoc
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