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    • Organizational Behavior in Healthcare

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    • Need for practical solutions for dental practice challenges.

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    • To establish the Management Research Initiative (MRI) in 1994.
    • To support and publish high-quality research on dental practice management.
    • To provide dentists with reliable information on effective management strategies.

    Main Methods:

    • Initiation of a dedicated research support program.
    • Publication of peer-reviewed studies on management in dental settings.
    • Dissemination of findings to the dental community.

    Main Results:

    • Development of a body of informed knowledge for dental professionals.
    • Increased availability of practical management insights.
    • Progress in addressing dentists' questions about operational efficiency.

    Conclusions:

    • The MRI has successfully supported research in dental management.
    • The initiative provides valuable resources for improving dental practice operations.
    • Continued focus on evidence-based management is crucial for dentistry.