论文信息 - Challenges and Solutions for Improved Oral Health: Examples from Motivational Interviewing Trials

Challenges and Solutions for Improved Oral Health: Examples from Motivational Interviewing Trials

Knowledge Transfer Statement: Irrespective of country, socially disadvantaged children experience greater levels of preventable dental disease than their more socially advantaged peers. Motivational interviewing (MI) is recognized as a potential intervention tool for reducing prevalence of child dental disease. The challenges of implementing MI in 4 trials involving socially vulnerable children are highlighted in this commentary, with some potential solutions offered.

L. Jamieson | W. Sohn | J. Albino | R.I. Garcia

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