We've identified a few key questions and we'd like to know what you think about...
- Health care reform is a hot topic ~ will the oral health community be at the table?
- We're facing a lack of a sufficient oral health care workforce, so how many midlevel provider models do we need?
- As oral health care provider education is very expensive, are we utilizing the work force already in place to the maximum benefit?
We welcome your comments on these important issues, and any other related topics you'd like to discuss. Thanks!
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