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Dentists’ Feelings of Being Overworked Influence Attitudes toward Oral Health Access Solutions
This fact sheet concludes that dentists who are overworked
were less knowledgeable about different oral health access
solutions than dentists that reported not being busy
enough.
Author(s): Schroeder, S.
Date: May 2017
Type: Fact Sheet
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Years in Practice Influence Dentists’ Attitudes toward Oral Health Access Solutions
Analyzes the attitudes dentists have toward a variety of
different oral health access solutions using a survey sent
out to North Dakota dentists.
Author(s): Schroeder, S.
Date: May 2017
Type: Fact Sheet
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Being Smart about Writing SMART Objectives
Article discusses the issues that occur when baseline data
is missing when using the mainstream SMART method for
developing program objectives. Also offers guidance on
delineating between different contexts when using the SMART
method.
Author(s): Bjerke, M., Renger, R.
Publication: Evaluation and Program Planning, 61, 125-127
Date: April 2017
Type: Journal Article
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Dentists’ Knowledge, Support, and Participation in Proposed Dental Care Access Solutions: Results of the North Dakota Survey of Practicing Dentists
Data Brief detailing knowledge, support, and participation
of North Dakota dentists in proposed dental care access
solutions. This product is complementary information to a
series of fact sheets regarding oral health in North
Dakota.
Author(s): Schroeder, S., Fix, N.
Date: April 2017
Type: Fact Sheet
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Recruitment Evolution
Rural areas in North Dakota have unique challenges in the
changing landscape of provider recruitment. In an industry
of constant change, a few North Dakota facilities were
asked to share how they are adapting and still finding
providers.
Author(s): Kusler, S.
Publication: North Dakota Medicine, 42(1), 18-19
Date: April 2017
Type: Magazine
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Aging in Place
A new initiative is building capacity for Native American
elders to live at home longer. The Native Aging in Place
Project (NAPP) provides resources and training for
caregivers to help their family members stay in their homes
as they age.
Author(s): Massmann, N.
Publication: North Dakota Medicine, 42(1), 20-21
Date: March 2017
Type: Magazine
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Key Points: Rural Health and Health Reform in North Dakota
Summarizes the main themes for healthcare and health reform
in rural North Dakota. Themes include access to care,
health workforce, population health, and Accountable Care
Organization Improvement Models importance to North Dakota.
Author(s): Gibbens, B.
Date: March 2017
Type: Resource
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An Interprofessional Programme to Culturally Sensitise Students to the Needs of Patients and Realities of Practice in Rural Areas
The University of North Dakota programme,
Students/residents Experiences And Rotations in Community
Health (SEARCH), was implemented to address recruitment and
retention problems and stereotypes associated with
practicing in rural areas.
Author(s): Schuller, K., Amundson, M., McPherson, M., Halaas, G.
Publication: Journal of Interprofessional Care, 28, 1-3
Date: February 2017
Type: Journal Article
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Adjacent Border Analysis for Direct Patient Care Physicians
Examines physicians located in states that border North
Dakota that are treating North Dakota patients.
Author(s): Hart, G., Peterson, M., Ahmed, A.
Publication: North Dakota Health Workforce Fact Sheet Series, Number 25
Date: January 2017
Type: Fact Sheet
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Where Did North Dakota Primary Care Physicians Do Their Residency and Where Have Physicians Who Completed a Residency in North Dakota Gone?
Examines where physicians practicing in North Dakota
completed their residencies, compared to where physicians
who completed residencies in North Dakota are currently
practicing.
Author(s): Hart, G., Peterson, M., Ahmed, A.
Publication: North Dakota Health Workforce Fact Sheet Series, Number 24
Date: January 2017
Type: Fact Sheet
