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Understanding barriers and facilitators of access to dental care and completion of treatment for Aboriginal adults

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Jones, Kelly
Keuskamp, Dominic
Brennan, David S
Roberts-Thomson, Kaye

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Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute (APHCRI), The Australian National University.

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This study aimed to understand why some Aboriginal adults who are referred for dental care do not take up or complete a recommended course of dental care. The study Explored why some Aboriginal adults take up a course of care after being referred and the perceived enabling and disabling factors and attitudes around beginning and completing a course of dental care. Has the potential to improve the practices of staff of the SA Dental Service in supporting Aboriginal clients in accessing dental care. It could also improve the communication about dental care available to Aboriginal people and thus improve their oral health and access.

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