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. 2020 Nov 5;63(2):103–112. doi: 10.1111/idj.12025

Table 5.

Details of the seven included studies

Study (first author) Year Country of study Study type Participants mixed dental professionals/dental therapists/dentists/public Setting Reports data pertinent to
Effectiveness Efficiency Acceptability Sustainability Cost
Hornby32 2006 UK Survey Dentists (n = 336)
Senior dentists (n = 151)
Dentists (n = 185)
Two English counties Yes Yes Yes
Kruger33 2004 Australia Survey Mixed (n = 90)
Dentists (n = 70)
Dental therapists (n = 16)
Dental hygienists (n = 4)
Remote-rural Western Australia Yes
Kruger34 2005 Australia Survey Yes
Satur35 2009 Australia Survey Dental therapists (n = 59) Victoria, Australia Yes
Hornby32 2006 UK Qualitative Mixed semistructured interviews (n = 40)
Dentists (n = 25)
Vocational trainees (n = 3)
Dental therapists (n = 3)
Dental hygienists (n = 3)
Dental nurses (n = 3)
Practice managers (n = 3)
One focus group of PCT reps (n = 5)
Two English counties
Kravitz36 2007 UK;
Belgium
Greece
Finland
Canada
New Zealand
Qualitative Actual (n = not provided)
Aimed for n = 4 key informants from each country
Six developed countries Yes Yes
Tane37 2009 New Zealand Qualitative and quantitative Semistructured interviews with managers of dental therapists and policy makers (n = 12)
Questionnaires to various stakeholders (n = 399)
New Zealand-wide Yes