Is articulation the answer? (to make dental hygiene education more baccalaureate-degree-oriented)(Editorial): An article from: Journal of Dental Hygiene

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From the supplier: The dental hygiene profession needs to make the baccalaureate degree a requirement so that the profession will be better recognized and articulation agreements with institutions of higher education are one way of making this happen. The American Dental Hygienists Assn in 1986 moved toward such a requirement and proposed articulation as a way of advancing the educational level of the 68% of the profession who hold an associate degree.

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Title: Is articulation the answer? (to make dental hygiene education more baccalaureate-degree-oriented)(Editorial)
Author: Nancy Sisty-LePeau
Publication:Journal of Dental Hygiene (Refereed)
Date: July 1, 1996
Publisher: American Dental Hygienists' Association
Volume: v70 Issue: n4 Page: p139(2)

Article Type: Editorial

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