
pmid: 18501733
This review highlights some of the more important employee relation aspects involved in starting, establishing, or expanding an existing dental practice. Despite a competitive compensation package, staff-related conflicts can sometimes hamper the progress of a dental practice. Such conflicts can be reduced by having policies and procedures in place for each employee that set expectations concerning the hours of operation, professional manner, dress code, job tasks, performance evaluations, disciplinary actions, and termination if violations occur. Understanding the legal requirements set by various governmental agencies such as OSHA can help ensure that the rights and well-being of every employee are protected.
Practice Management, Dental, Interprofessional Relations, Dentists, United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Dental Staff, Humans, Occupational Health, Organizational Policy, Personnel Management, United States
Practice Management, Dental, Interprofessional Relations, Dentists, United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Dental Staff, Humans, Occupational Health, Organizational Policy, Personnel Management, United States
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