Attitudes of general dentists regarding the acceptance of gifts and unconventional payments from patients

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General dentists attending a dental education conference were given a questionnaire about the receipt of gifts from patients. Majority of the dentists endorsed this, which may lead them to violate professional boundaries. Policies concerning the acceptance of gifts from patients should be established and implemented.

Ethics, Ethical aspects, Gifts, Dentist and patient, Dentist-patient relations, Report

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Disaster medicine training survey results for dental health care providers in Illinois

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The analysis of the impact of pandemic training and disaster medicine training, on the basic disaster life support and core disaster life support provided by dental emergency responders in Illinois, is presented.

Government domestic functions, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Illinois, Disaster Aid, Disaster Relief & Insurance, Health aspects, Disaster relief, Health policy

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Changing dentist's knowledge, attitudes and behavior regarding domestic violence through an interactive multimedia tutorial

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Effectiveness of an interactive multimedia program, designed to educate dentists in identifying and responding to domestic violence among patients, is analyzed.

Social aspects, Usage, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Patients, Media programs, Media programs (Education)

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