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PubMed1978

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Community-Institutional Relations↗
PubMed1978

Dental education and early careers of Canadian dentists: changes in attitudes, aspirations, and behavior.

Longitudinal data on two cohorts of Canadian dental students are examined in order to determine the nature of the changes in attitudes and aspirations which students experience during their undergraduate dental training and the extent to which attitudes and aspirations which students hold on graduation are consistent with subsequent attitudes and behavior in practice. Data are presented on three dimensions of career-related attitudes and behavior: (1) aspirations toward and actual involvement in alternative practice settings, (2) attitudes and behavior related to selected professional and community activities, and (3) attitudes toward specific issues in dentistry. The results indicate that the dental school has little influence on students for the dimensions considered and suggest that analysis of both student backgrounds and the early practice experience of dental graduates may be the key to understanding the career behavior of dental graduates.

Aspirations, Psychological↗
PubMed1979

Innovators gather at conference.

The AHA's Center for Health Promotion invited innovators in the field of community health education programming to exchange ideas and learn from expert consultants.

American Hospital Association↗
PubMed1979

Urban administrator forges links with community.

As executive director of New York's Bellevue Hospital Center, Madeline Bohman has a deep commitment to the concept of community. She sees a need for hospitals to assume responsibility for teaching patients and for providing community outreach services.

Ambulatory Care↗