An interventional study of Guideline and Treatment fee item in Behavior, sponsored by University of Göttingen. Completed at 1 site in Germany. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2024-02-15.
Sponsored by University of Göttingen · Not applicable, Interventional, and Health services research
The aim of the present study is to determine the effect of two potential interventions on dentists' behavior regarding the repair of partially defective dental restorations.
Two potential interventions are delivered as written instructions to the participants. Dentists are asked to indicate their treatment preference for two given clinical scenarios (consisting of case vignettes, clinical photos, and radiographs) in two questionnaires prior (baseline data) and after receiving the intervention. Based on these data, the simulated behavior change (i.e. to repair or not to repair) will be assessed.
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Participants are given written information (a hypothetical new guideline).
Other: Guideline
Participants are given written information about a hypothetical new treatment fee item.
Other: Treatment fee item
Hypothetical guideline regarding the indications and treatment steps involved in dental restoration repair.
Arrangement of a hypothetical treatment fee item which can be charged in addition to the actual repair restoration.
Simulated behavior change
Simulated behavior change, indicated by the proportion of dentists selecting repairs as their treatment preference for the given clinical scenarios.
Time frame: 10 Minutes
Plan to share: No
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