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Annual Health literacy in dentistry for improving communication

Thursday, Oct. 13th 2011 6:01 AM

Dental professionals can improve patient oral health outcomes and satisfaction by employing the principles featured in an Annual Session continuing education course, Health Literacy—A Strategic Priority for Dentistry.  The program is to help all personnel the dental office to understand the potential impacts of health literacy and patient-provider communications in the dental office and learn practical solutions to improve communication

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