NYSDA Membership Survey provides insight into the composition of the dental profession in New York State.
How are dentists in New York State doing? How does their experience compare with that of dental practitioners throughout the country? Are there differences between the way male and female, minority and nonminority, younger and older dentists practice? These are but a few of the questions that the NYSDA 1999 Member Survey sought to answer. What follows are some of the findings.
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Dental Health Services, State University at Stony Brook, Department of Dental Health Services, USA.
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