Dentists’ perceived stress and its relation to perceptions about anxious patients
Dentists’ perceptions about the stressfulness of dental practice, their perceptions about dental anxiety and its management were surveyed in a descriptive study. A mailed questionnaire was completed by 216 randomly selected Danish private dentists. Of these, nearly 60% perceived...
| Main Author: | Moore R, Brødsgaard I |
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| Format: | Buku Teks |
| Language: | Bahasa Inggris |
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Blackwell Synergy
2001
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| Online Access: |
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| Summary: |
Dentists’ perceptions about the stressfulness of dental practice, their
perceptions about dental anxiety and its management were surveyed in a descriptive
study. A mailed questionnaire was completed by 216 randomly selected
Danish private dentists. Of these, nearly 60% perceived dentistry as more stressful
than other professions. Dentist perceptions of the most intense stressors were
(ranked): 1) running behind schedule, 2) causing pain, 3) heavy work load, 4) late
patients and 5) anxious patients. |
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