Exam 22: Strategies for Creating Dental Hygiene Positions in Dental Public Health Settings

Which issues should be defined during the planning stages and further refined during the implementation and evaluation stages?

Doing the actual work of the business is called ________.

Most states allow the public ample access to dental hygienist providers in a variety of settings.

The P's of marketing include product, price, plan, and ________.

Although dental hygiene initially began as a profession focused on public health initiatives, the profession has been positioned in the private dental office.

Choose the item that best matches each item of the following -Assisting patients in reimbursement mechanisms

Choose the item that best matches each item of the following -Developing policies and procedures describing all types of reimbursement mechanisms

Which stage(s) is (are) used to create a dental hygiene program?

Making sure all plans are working in concert to meet your goals is referred to as ________.

Significant interest has been shown by which population(s) to increase the establishment of dental hygiene programs in settings other than private practice?

Public relations planning should commence during which stage?

Persuading your potential patients that your service is meant for them is called ________.

An organized approach to selecting and servicing markets is called ________.

A diagram that describes a program plan with a detailed budget is called a ________.

Talking face-to-face with your potential patients and getting them to say, "Yes, I'll retain your services." falls under what function?

Choose the item that best matches each item of the following -Creating legal advertisement activities

Which of the following is (are) present in the ADHA Business Plan?

What type of initiative may be necessary to increase accessibility of dental hygiene to all populations?

In the long term, access to dental hygiene care should increase costs to the consumer.

Which of the following skills are needed when managing a practice?