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Aboriginal health workers
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HC providers trained to provide basic health care services to remote blannnk popultaions in Australia
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Atraumatic restorative technique (ART)
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a procedure usually involves removal or necrotic structure w handheld instruments and placement of temp. GI or COMP
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Dental Health Aid Therapists
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mid-level provider w education that allows to provide most preventative limited restorative (country laws)
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Dental Nurce
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OH care provider educated and trained to provide basic dental procedures
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Dental Therepist
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OH care provider educated and trained to provide basic dental procedures
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financial barriers
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limited access/inability to pay bc providers choose not to provice care for those with limited finances
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indian health service
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a DHHS agency that provides comprehensive/personal/public health service for american indian/alaska natives
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interim therapeutic restoration (ITR)
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procedure4 remove decay w handpiece, dont expose pulp, restore w adhesive such as GI
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International Federation of Dental HYgienists (IFDH)
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international non govnt. non profit org. unitingDH associations worldwide in commoncause of promoting health
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Personal/Cultural Barriers
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factors that inhibit pts from seeking/following care/recommendations bc of personal or cultural belief
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Socioeconmic position
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a persons status based on both social and economic positions
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Structural barriers
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barriers to care related to #, type, concentration, location, organizational configuration of health care providers
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Canada OH care system
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Dental therapist
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