Staff meetings as perceived by dental assistants.
CDAs generally prefer meetings with these characteristics: organization; written agendas; longer, frequent, and regularly scheduled; compensated attendance; follow-up on progress toward goals/objectives; avoidance of personal and individual-compensation issues; input from staff members, and open discussion; and encouragement and praise. These results should help dentists and staff members to make staff meetings more efficient and effective.
Dunning
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DG
Department of Dental Practice Management, University of Nebraska Medical Center, College of Dentistry, Lincoln 68583-0740, USA.
Lange
B M
BM
Christrup
L M
LM
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