Dental public health is essential to the practice of dentistry as it puts dentistry in context within society and seeks to answer questions at a population level. This introductory book aims to stimulate the reader's interest and encourage a questionning approach to dental public health issues and their relationship to clinical practice. Divided into four sections, the book covers the philosophy and basis of the subject, the epidemiology of oral diseases, oral health promotion and oral health services. 'Essential Dental Public Health' serves as a practical and relevant overview of the subject. It includes summaries of the points made with 'take home' messages to apply to practice. Where appropriate, problems are included so that the student may learn by problem solving. Further reading lists are provided allowing information in related subjects that are beyond the scope of this book. The reader will gain an understanding of the principles of dental public health sufficient for an undergraduate dental student. The book provides material to fulfill their requirements but also provides an excellent introduction for anyone looking for more detailed knowledge.

Essential Dental Public Health

Medical Books

Batchelor, Paul

Daly, Blanaid

Watt, Richard G.

Treasure, Elizabeth T.

Administration & Medicine Economics

Oxford University Press

<p>The stories in this book are based on successful real life experiences and a real life approach to improving the lives of families struggling with autism. From the stories in this book you will learn how to: Identify your child's many hidden strengths and talents Improve or eliminate challenging or violent behaviors Improve your child's academic, social, daily living, hygiene, self-help, vocational, community, recreational, fine and gross motor skills Recognize the ways you limit and cripple your child from becoming a successful member of society Relax and enjoy life with your child</p>

Help! My Child Has Autism

Self-Help

Personal Transformation

Xulon Press

<p>The 'Acts of Oblivion' were a series of seventeenth-century laws enacted by both Parliamentarian and Royalist factions. Whatever their ends—pardoning revolutionary deeds, or expunging revolutionary speech from the record—they forced the people to forget. Against such injunctions, Paul Batchelor's poems rebel. This long-awaited second collection, The Acts of Oblivion, listens in on some of England's lost futures, such as those offered by radical but sidelined figures in the English Civil War, or by the deliberately destroyed mining communities of North East England, remembered here with bitter, illuminating force. The book also collects the acclaimed individual poems 'Brother Coal' and 'A Form of Words,' alongside visions of the underworld as imagined by Homer, Lucian, Lucan, Ovid, and Dante. Intensely characterized and novelistic in their detail and in their grasp of national catastrophes, the poems in The Acts of Oblivion vindicate Andrew McNeillie's description of Batchelor as 'the most accomplished poet of his generation.'</p>

The Acts of Oblivion

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Carcanet Press Ltd.

This timely report covers remedial action after the event but it also offers expert advice on preparation and planning so that, should a crisis occur, damage of every kind is limited as far as possible. It guides you through the various stages of setting up a viable crisis response capability and provides answers to key questions that every CEO should want to ask--and that every Corporate Crisis Manager should be able to answer.

Surviving a Corporate Crisis: 100 Things You Need to Know (Thorogood Reports)

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

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