Training Dental Teams to Address Community Health: Necessary Partnerships and Evaluation of an Evidence-Based Curriculum

Successful implementation of the curriculum required active participation and partnership with state provider associations, the office of Medicaid, the state Board of Dental Licensure, and others. Without engaged partners, the curriculum would not have been community relevant, nor would it have had case presentation from local providers. In a state with only 427 practicing dentists, live attendance ranged between 9 and 22 dental team members, with between 11 and 91 views of the recorded sessions. Using the evidence-based ECHO model, which requires community health partnerships, is a cost-effective, and accessible, method to offering community specific education for dental providers across a large geographic region.

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Progress in community health partnerships
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1353/cpr.2024.a937400
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Public Health Policies and Education
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Training Dental Teams to Address Community Health: Necessary Partnerships and Evaluation of an Evidence-Based Curriculum

Shawnda Schroeder, Julie Reiten
Progress in community health partnerships
Public Health Policies and Education
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Training Dental Teams to Address Community Health: Necessary Partnerships and Evaluation of an Evidence-Based Curriculum

Shawnda Schroeder, Julie Reiten
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Abstract

Successful implementation of the curriculum required active participation and partnership with state provider associations, the office of Medicaid, the state Board of Dental Licensure, and others. Without engaged partners, the curriculum would not have been community relevant, nor would it have had case presentation from local providers. In a state with only 427 practicing dentists, live attendance ranged between 9 and 22 dental team members, with between 11 and 91 views of the recorded sessions. Using the evidence-based ECHO model, which requires community health partnerships, is a cost-effective, and accessible, method to offering community specific education for dental providers across a large geographic region.

Progress in community health partnershipsVol. 18(3)
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Public Health Policies and Education
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