Comparative Analysis of Culture and Oral Healthcare in Slovakia
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This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the cultural dimensions influencing oral health, focusing on a comparative study between Slovakia, Australia, and China. It begins with an introduction to the student's background and the context of the placement in Slovakia. The report then delves into Hofstede's six dimensions of culture (Power Distance, Individualism, Masculinity, Uncertainty Avoidance, Indulgence, and Long-Term Orientation), explaining their relevance and application. The student's personal cultural experiences are discussed, highlighting the alignment with Australian and Chinese cultural scores. A comparative analysis of the institutional environments of La Trobe University and the University of Presov is presented, examining the similarities and differences in oral health programs. The report also explores the unique and common aspects of the dental profession and professional settings in the three countries, including healthcare systems, insurance coverage, and oral health status. The report concludes by emphasizing the dynamic nature of culture and its significant impact on healthcare practices and outcomes, using at least 10 reliable references from peer-reviewed journals.
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