VISITING THE DENTIST: A BEHAVIORAL COMMUNITY ANALYSIS OF PARTICIPATION IN A DENTAL HEALTH SCREENING AND REFERRAL PROGRAM
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Auteurs : Maxin L. Reiss ; Jon S. BaileySource :
- Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis [ 0021-8855 ] ; 1982-09.
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- American college, American journal, Bailey, Behavior analysis, Behavioral community psychology, Cash reward, Clinic, Complete care, Control group, Control group families, Cost analysis, Coupon, Dental, Dental aide, Dental appointment, Dental birthday cards, Dental care, Dental clinic, Dental disease, Dental office, Dental screening, Dental services, Dental supplies, Dental treatment, Dental visit, Dental visits, First appointment, First visit, Florida state university, Health beliefs, Health care system, Health department, Home visit, Incentive, Incentive family, Incentive group, Incentive procedure, Initial visit, Initial visits, Leon county health department, Maxin, Medical care, More families, Multiple contact, Multiple contact group, Multiple contact procedure, Nutritious meal program, Oklahoma press, Oral health, Other treatment conditions, Periodic screening, Present study, Public health, Public health reports, Referral dentist, Reiss, School children, Screening, Social worker aide, Third contact, Total costs, Trading stamps, Treatment condition, Treatment conditions.
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- American college, American journal, Bailey, Behavior analysis, Behavioral community psychology, Cash reward, Clinic, Complete care, Control group, Control group families, Cost analysis, Coupon, Dental, Dental aide, Dental appointment, Dental birthday cards, Dental care, Dental clinic, Dental disease, Dental office, Dental screening, Dental services, Dental supplies, Dental treatment, Dental visit, Dental visits, First appointment, First visit, Florida state university, Health beliefs, Health care system, Health department, Home visit, Incentive, Incentive family, Incentive group, Incentive procedure, Initial visit, Initial visits, Leon county health department, Maxin, Medical care, More families, Multiple contact, Multiple contact group, Multiple contact procedure, Nutritious meal program, Oklahoma press, Oral health, Other treatment conditions, Periodic screening, Present study, Public health, Public health reports, Referral dentist, Reiss, School children, Screening, Social worker aide, Third contact, Total costs, Trading stamps, Treatment condition, Treatment conditions.
Abstract
One‐hundred and twenty‐five families in the Medicaid Early Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment Program were assigned to one of five treatments to encourage parents to obtain health care service following the dental screening of their children: (a) a control procedure, in which parents were given a dentist's name; (b) a multiple contact procedure, in which parents received a postcard and two telephone call reminders; (c) a problem‐solve procedure, in which a social worker aide conducted a brief session with the parent; (d) an incentive procedure, in which parents selected among four gifts that were contingent on seeking care; (e) an incentive + problem‐solve procedure, in which the latter two treatments were combined. The multiple contact, incentive, and incentive + problem‐solve techniques were significantly more effective in initiating dental visits than the control procedures. Families assigned to the intensive strategies were most likely to complete treatment. A cost‐efficiency analysis showed the multiple contact technique to be a low‐cost and highly effective procedure.
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