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    Determination of Suspended Roof Shapes Using Electrical Analog Methods

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    Investitionen bei der zahnaerztlichen Existenzgruendung 2002

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    'Das Institut der Deutschen Zahnaerzte (IDZ) analysiert seit 1984 gemeinsam mit der Deutschen Apotheker- und Aerztebank/ Duesseldorf das zahnaerztliche Investitionsverhalten bei der Niederlassung. Fuer das Jahr 2002 sind folgende zentrale Ergebnisse hervorzuheben: Die Uebernahme einer Einzelpraxis war im Jahr 2002 die haeufigste Form der zahnaerztlichen Existenzgruendung. In den alten Bundeslaendern entschieden sich 46% und in den neuen Bundeslaendern 75% der Zahnaerzte fuer diesen Weg in die Selbststaendigkeit.In Westdeutschland waehlte fast jeder dritte zahnaerztliche Existenzgruender (30%) die Gemeinschaftspraxis. In der Altersgruppe der bis 30-jaehrigen Zahnaerzte hat sich der Anteil der Gemeinschaftspraxen in den letzten fuenf Jahren mehr als verdoppelt (2001 und 2002: 31%; 2000: 36%, 1999: 26%, 1998: 15%). Im Gegensatz zu den alten Bundeslaendern, in denen 65% der Existenzgruendungen durch Maenner und 35% durch Frauen realisiert wurden, war die Geschlechterverteilung in den neuen Bundeslaendern ausgeglichen. Im Jahr 2002 erreichte das Investitionsvolumen fuer die Neugruendung einer westdeutschen Einzelpraxis mit einem Anstieg von knapp 2% auf 327.000 Euro einen neuen Hoechstwert. Da das Investitionsvolumen einer Einzelpraxisuebernahme zugleich um knapp 2% sank, stieg die Differenz zwischen beiden Niederlassungsformen auf 67.000 Euro an. In den vergangenen sechs Jahren hat sich der ideelle Wert ('Goodwill') bei einer westdeutschen Praxisuebernahme als recht stabil erwiesen; im Jahr 2002 betrug er 82.000 Euro. Fuer den Substanzwert zzgl. Neuanschaffungen wurden im gleichen Jahr rund 110.000 Euro gezahlt. Das zahnaerztliche Investitionsvolumen fuer eine Einzelpraxisneugruendung in den alten Bundeslaendern wurde 2001/2002 im Vergleich zu den aerztlichen Investitionen von keiner anderen medizinischen Facharztgruppe uebertroffen.' (Autorenreferat)Available from http://www3.kzbv.de/idzpubl2.nsf/(veroeff)/E35E861A535A2A16C1256D5500359338?Open Document / FIZ - Fachinformationszzentrum Karlsruhe / TIB - Technische InformationsbibliothekSIGLEDEGerman

    Professional identity, career choices, and working conditions of future and young dentists in Germany – study design and methods of a nationwide comprehensive survey

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    Abstract Background Little is known regarding young and future dentists’ career choices, professional identity, and working conditions in Germany. While the dental healthcare environment and demands in treatment are changing, it remains unclear what job perceptions young dentists have developed at the beginning of their work life and if and how these perceptions change during the subsequent years. The aim of this study was to survey future and young dentists regarding their professional identity, planned career paths, and working conditions and strains to understand career decisions and choices and enable policy makers to include future dentists‘ views and expectations in their decisions. Methods/design This study is a longitudinal nationwide survey over a time span of 4 years of dental students and young dentists in Germany and is comprised of three waves. The first wave focuses on dental students in their final year before the state examination and is composed of a qualitative pre-study in the form of focus groups and a quantitative main survey in the form of a questionnaire. The end points were established to analyse (1) the professional identity of the young future dentists; (2) their career paths, preparation for a career, and basic career conditions; and (3) perceived conditions and strains. The aim of the overall survey was to depict the development of these three aspects during the first years of work life. All of the questions were evaluated with a descriptive univariate analysis. The analysed subgroups were grouped according to gender, target working condition (employed/self-employed), and primary socialisation (parents dentists/parents not dentists). Discussion To our knowledge, this is the only study which focuses on career choices, professional identity, and working conditions of future and young dentists in Germany. The longitudinal observation provides information that is essential for professional and purposive dental health care planning, and to meet the oral health demands and needs of the German population appropriately over the long term. Trial registration German Health Services Research Data Bank VfD_Y-Dent_14_003759
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