Introduction: Very little is known about what influences a dentistâ s decision to refer to specialists. Research suggests that male and female dentists practice differently, but it is unknown whether or not a gender difference exists in referrals to specialists. This study explores what predicts referrals and to see whether or not a gender difference exists amongst the predictors. Methods: A secondary data analysis of a mail-in survey of Ontario dentists. Quantitative and qualitative analyses were conducted to obtain referral likelihood for fifteen dental services. Results: Dental services requiring multiple appointments or more chair time had the highest number of predictors. Male and female dentists had different predictors of referral i...
Objectives: To investigate if dental nurses perceive gender differences in the communication and int...
grantor: University of TorontoThis study examines the role played by gender relations and ...
Objectives: To investigate if women compared with men dentists experience deferential treatment from...
Introduction: Very little is known about what influences a dentistâ s decision to refer to speciali...
Objectives: To determine factors influencing provision of publicly financed dental care and pro bono...
Abstract: This study assessed whether traditionally based gender stereotypes are applied to dentists...
BackgroundWithin dentistry, a limited body of literature exists regarding the referral relationships...
Objectives: To assess communication style differences with the (female) dental assistant, as perceiv...
Abstract: This study compares differences by gender in the practice patterns and professional activi...
This study aimed to assess whether the gender of the dental practitioner affects operative technique...
The present study examined patient preference for dentists as a function of the latter's demographic...
General dental practitioners (GDPs) act as gatekeepers for specialist dental care since they general...
Abstract Introduction: For over the last 20 years, approximately 70% of working dentists in Finland...
PURPOSE: As more women are entering health professions, the health care system is becoming more femi...
Objectives: To investigate if dental nurses perceive gender differences in the communication and int...
grantor: University of TorontoThis study examines the role played by gender relations and ...
Objectives: To investigate if women compared with men dentists experience deferential treatment from...
Introduction: Very little is known about what influences a dentistâ s decision to refer to speciali...
Objectives: To determine factors influencing provision of publicly financed dental care and pro bono...
Abstract: This study assessed whether traditionally based gender stereotypes are applied to dentists...
BackgroundWithin dentistry, a limited body of literature exists regarding the referral relationships...
Objectives: To assess communication style differences with the (female) dental assistant, as perceiv...
Abstract: This study compares differences by gender in the practice patterns and professional activi...
This study aimed to assess whether the gender of the dental practitioner affects operative technique...
The present study examined patient preference for dentists as a function of the latter's demographic...
General dental practitioners (GDPs) act as gatekeepers for specialist dental care since they general...
Abstract Introduction: For over the last 20 years, approximately 70% of working dentists in Finland...
PURPOSE: As more women are entering health professions, the health care system is becoming more femi...
Objectives: To investigate if dental nurses perceive gender differences in the communication and int...
grantor: University of TorontoThis study examines the role played by gender relations and ...
Objectives: To investigate if women compared with men dentists experience deferential treatment from...