University of Groningen Task shifting, interprofessional collaboration and education in oral health care Reinders, Jan Jaap

Samen met Jacques van de Ven (is er in Amsterdam ooit iets gebeurd wat jee niet weet?) gaf Willem mij de ruimte mijn eigen weg te vinden, ruimte waarin ik al diee tijd blij

Task shifting, interprofessional collaboration and education in oral health care Dissertation University Groningen.. Cover photography: Edwin van Keulen Layout: Puur*M Vorm

The purpose of this dissertation is to explore the social psychological impact of task shifting between dentists and dental hygienists and to develop and investigate the

The Forest plot from the meta-analysis in Figure 5 gives, for each study, the number of respondents expressing a negative attitude towards extended scope of

Male practitioners were four times more likely to report income, professional identity, quality of care, and self-competence as a reason to support an extended scope of dental

However, it is not yet clear to what degree student perceptions with regard to dentist and dental hygienist occupational stereotypes are also related to their professional

The purpose of this study is to investigate whether intergroup comparison of interprofessional interaction will change the relative dominance of one profession (professional

The purpose of this study is to investigate the perceived scope of practice of dental and dental hygiene students and whether distinguished interprofessional task distribution