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Workforce Policies and their Influence on School-Based Oral Health Programs: A synthesis of four case studies

Melanie L Simmer-Beck, Patricia J. Kelly and Anthony Wellever
American Dental Hygienists' Association June 2019, 93 (3) 6-14;
Melanie L Simmer-Beck
PhD, RDH
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Patricia J. Kelly
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Anthony Wellever
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    Comparison of Missouri and Kansas workforce statutes addressing supervision requirements for dental hygienists

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    Comparisons of school-based oral health programs in Missouri and Kansas in five a priori analytic categories

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    Description of FQHC locations and staffing for the 2017 calendar year

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    Summary of FQHC fixed location(s), and number of children who were provided services in 2017.

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