Communication between a specialist dental hospital department and referring general dental practitioners: an attempt at clinical audit
Abstract A study of the communication between an Oral Medicine Unit and general dental practitioners (GDP) in the West of Scotland is reported. This investigation was done by means of a postal questionnaire aimed at identifying the factors affecting the efficiency of communication and possible ways...
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