The relationship of primary care providers to dental practitioners in rural and remote Australia

[1] Tennant M(2014)Turning Australia into a ‘flat-land’: what are the implications for workforce supply of addressing the disparity in rural–city dentist distribution? Int Dent J 64 29-33

[2] Kruger E(2007)Geographic location and indirect costs as a barrier to dental treatment: a patient perspective Aust Dent J 52 271-275

[3] Curtis B(2011)Comparison of patient visits to emergency departments, physician offices, and dental offices for dental problems and injuries J Public Health Dent 71 13-22

[4] Evans R(2008)Toothache pain: a comparison of visits to physicians, emergency departments and dentists J Am Dent Assoc 139 1205-1216

[5] Sbaraini A(2002)Dental visits to hospital emergency departments by adults receiving Medicaid: assessing their use J Am Dent Assoc 133 715-724

[6] Schwarz E(2005)An evaluation of the role played by community pharmacies in oral healthcare situated in a primary care trust in the north of England Br Dent J 199 219-223

[7] Cohen L(2013)An exploration of the priority remote health personnel give to the development of the indigenous health worker oral health role and why: unexpected findings Aust J Rural Health 21 274-278

[8] Bonito A(2014)Utilisation of oral health services provided by non-dental health practitioners in developed countries: a review of the literature Community Dent Health 31 224-233

[9] Eicheldinger C(2007)Mixed methods sampling a typology with examples Journal of mixed methods research 1 77-100

[10] Manski R(2010)Exploring the use of social network methods in designing healthcare quality improvement teams Soc Sci Med 71 1119-1130

[1] Tennant M(2014)Turning Australia into a ‘flat-land’: what are the implications for workforce supply of addressing the disparity in rural–city dentist distribution? Int Dent J 64 29-33

[2] Kruger E(2007)Geographic location and indirect costs as a barrier to dental treatment: a patient perspective Aust Dent J 52 271-275

[3] Curtis B(2011)Comparison of patient visits to emergency departments, physician offices, and dental offices for dental problems and injuries J Public Health Dent 71 13-22

[4] Evans R(2008)Toothache pain: a comparison of visits to physicians, emergency departments and dentists J Am Dent Assoc 139 1205-1216

[5] Sbaraini A(2002)Dental visits to hospital emergency departments by adults receiving Medicaid: assessing their use J Am Dent Assoc 133 715-724

[6] Schwarz E(2005)An evaluation of the role played by community pharmacies in oral healthcare situated in a primary care trust in the north of England Br Dent J 199 219-223

[7] Cohen L(2013)An exploration of the priority remote health personnel give to the development of the indigenous health worker oral health role and why: unexpected findings Aust J Rural Health 21 274-278

[8] Bonito A(2014)Utilisation of oral health services provided by non-dental health practitioners in developed countries: a review of the literature Community Dent Health 31 224-233

[9] Eicheldinger C(2007)Mixed methods sampling a typology with examples Journal of mixed methods research 1 77-100

[10] Manski R(2010)Exploring the use of social network methods in designing healthcare quality improvement teams Soc Sci Med 71 1119-1130