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Getting Stories to Stick: The Shape of Public Discourse on Oral Health

Building public support—and ultimately changing oral health care policies—requires that we tell a new story.
Authors
Moira O’Neil , Abigail Haydon
Published
December 5, 2017
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The research presented here was conducted by the FrameWorks Institute and sponsored by the DentaQuest Foundation. It is one piece of a larger, multi-method project to design and test framing strategies to improve public understanding of oral health issues, build support for policies that will improve oral health outcomes, and fuel a movement for change on this vital social issue.

Issues
Health
Countries
United States
Partners
DentaQuest Foundation

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