Petition Against ADA Resolutions 401, 413, and 514B
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Mike Marquez
1 year ago
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RDH from Kansas. This is a total slap in the face to every hygienist working hard every day.
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Jessica Reid
1 year ago
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leave our profession alone! we know our jobs better than anyone else.
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Sarah Navarro
1 year ago
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Ridiculous to think they can just change the scope of what we spent years studying for. Stop trying to control us.
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Khanzi Roberts
1 year ago
RDH IN MICHIGAN AND MISSOURI
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Diana Aragon
1 year ago
I agree with all stated above.
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Daniqua White
1 year ago
I am against this new proposal for Dental Hygienist
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Nicole Mullen
1 year ago
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This needs to be stopped!!! Our profession needs to have regulations for safety of the public
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Minnie Mitchell
1 year ago
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As a student and soon to be graduate, I need to protect my future for myself and the fellow hygienist after me. Our career and future matter! We are not disposable!
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Miranda
1 year ago
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The changes the ADA are wanting to implement will create sub standard care for patients and create not only liability issues, but public health concerns as well. They are undermining the enter profession of dental hygiene for their own benefit - NOT for the benefit of providing patients better access to care!
RDH from Kansas. This is a total slap in the face to every hygienist working hard every day.
leave our profession alone! we know our jobs better than anyone else.
Ridiculous to think they can just change the scope of what we spent years studying for. Stop trying to control us.
RDH IN MICHIGAN AND MISSOURI
I agree with all stated above.
I am against this new proposal for Dental Hygienist
This needs to be stopped!!! Our profession needs to have regulations for safety of the public
As a student and soon to be graduate, I need to protect my future for myself and the fellow hygienist after me. Our career and future matter! We are not disposable!
The changes the ADA are wanting to implement will create sub standard care for patients and create not only liability issues, but public health concerns as well. They are undermining the enter profession of dental hygiene for their own benefit - NOT for the benefit of providing patients better access to care!