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J Dent Educ. 48(3): 154-158 1984
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Journal of Dental Education, Vol 48, Issue 3, 154-158
Copyright © 1984 by American Dental Education Association

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Statewide dental auxiliary career mobility: an emerging reality for Kentucky

KA Carroll, SL Appling, CL Chiswell, RF Meador, DE Novak, and BJ Schnurr

The lack of articulation in allied health education has been identified as a significant barrier to career mobility. This paper describes an attempt to improve articulation of dental auxiliary training in Kentucky. Results included the development of a dental auxiliary core curriculum, an articulation model, and the successful negotiation of a systemwide transfer agreement. In addition, the project instilled a commitment on the part of the group members to continue working toward greater articulation for dental auxiliaries.




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