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Perceptions and Attitudes of Dental Hygiene Educators About the Establishment of Doctoral Education Programs in Dental Hygiene

Cheryl A. Davis, Gwen Essex and Dorothy J. Rowe
American Dental Hygienists' Association December 2016, 90 (6) 335-345;
Cheryl A. Davis
RDH, BS, MS, JD
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Gwen Essex
RDH, MS, EdD
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Dorothy J. Rowe
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    Professional Responsibilities and Educational Background of Study Participants, by Percentage and Number of Respondents

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    Perceptions of Respondents Regarding Needs for Establishing Doctoral Education Programs in Dental Hygiene, by Percentage and Number of Respondents

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    Respondents' Interests in Research-Based and Clinically Oriented Dental Hygiene Doctoral Programs, by Percentage and Number of Respondents

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    Respondents' Interests in Research-Based DH Doctoral Programs per Terminal Educational Degree Earned, by Percentage and Number of Respondents

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    Respondents' Interests in Clinically Oriented DH Doctoral Programs per Terminal Educational Degree Earned, by Percentage and Number of Respondents

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    Perceptions of Respondents Regarding the Top 3 Challenges or Barriers to Establishing Doctoral Programs in Dental Hygiene in the United States

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    Perceptions of Respondents Regarding the Top 3 Facilitators to Establishing Doctoral Programs in Dental Hygiene in the United States

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    Perceptions of Respondents Regarding the Top 3 Goals or Motivations for Dental Hygienists to Pursue a Doctoral Degree in Dental Hygiene

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