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1. Magnitude and determinants of interactions between dentists and dental supply representatives in Saudi Arabia.

Author

Alosaimi F and Albaker A

Subjects
Adult, Consultants statistics & numerical data, Cross-Sectional Studies, Female, Humans, Internship and Residency statistics & numerical data, Logistic Models, Male, Middle Aged, Saudi Arabia, Dentists statistics & numerical data, Marketing of Health Services statistics & numerical data
Abstract

Background: The relationship between dentists and dental supply representatives is not as well known as that between physicians and pharmaceutical sales representatives., Aims: To estimate the magnitude, associated factors and characteristics of the interaction between dentists and dental supply representatives in Saudi Arabia., Methods: A cross-sectional survey was conducted among dentists working in major governmental and private hospitals in different regions of Saudi Arabia. A self-administered questionnaire was distributed to all participants, either in electronic or paper format, depending on the proximity of the participants. A total of 672 participants completed the survey (response rate, 67.2%)., Results: Approximately 68% of participants reported an interaction with dental supply representatives. Saudi dentists had a lower interaction with dental supply representatives than non-Saudi dentists (65.1% vs 73.1%). Dentists working in private hospitals had more interactions with dental supply representatives than those working in public hospitals (78.1% vs 63.2%). Compared to residents and interns, dental consultants and specialists had more interactions with dental supply representatives. Dentists who had a prior history of working abroad showed more interactions with dental supply representatives than those with no such history (75.9% vs 63.7%). Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed that the following characteristics were independently associated with greater dentist-dental supply representatives interaction: male sex, older age, living in the eastern region, unsure about income satisfaction, certain job titles (such as specialists), and certain specialties., Conclusion: Dentists have a high number of interactions with dental supply representatives in Saudi Arabia. Most of the issues identified are common to those seen in other parts of the world., (Copyright © World Health Organization (WHO) 2020. Some rights reserved. This work is available under the CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/igo).)

Published
2020
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2. NUMBERS.

Subjects
STATISTICS, POLITICAL culture, POPULAR culture, NUTRITION, PUBLIC health, JOB creation, DOW Jones industrial average, EDUCATION policy, GIFTS
Abstract

Presents statistical information relating to politics and popular culture in the U.S. Estimated cost of the daily portions of fruit and vegetables the U.S. Food Guide Pyramid recommends; Number of U.S. jobs created in July; Drop in the Dow Jones industrial average on the day the jobs report appeared; Amount by which Massachusetts has cut education spending; Value of jewelry presented as gifts to President George W. Bush, his family and aides in 2003 by Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah; Others.

Published
2004

3. The Prince And the Mayor.

Author

Song, Sora and MacLeod, Scott

Subjects
PHILANTHROPISTS, VICTIMS of terrorism, GIFTS
Abstract

Reports on New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's rejection of a donation to aid victims of the World Trade Center terrorist attacks. Presentation of a check for ten million dollars by Saudi Arabian Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdel Aziz al Saud; Reaction of Giuliani to the simultaneous release of Alwaleed's statement on United States policies in the Middle East.

Published
2001

4. A Queen's Ransom For A Queen: Elizabeth got a little bit better than she gave.

Subjects
VISITS of state, GIFTS, NECKLACES, TRAVEL
Abstract

The article focuses on the three-week tour of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip to six Persian Gulf states including Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar. It says that Queen Elizabeth II received a variety of trinkets worth around two million dollars. According to a British correspondent, Queen Elizabeth II was slightly amazed of the gifts she received which include a necklace with sapphires and 300 diamonds from Sheik Rashid, a gold palm tree from Bahrain and a gold incense burner from Saudi Arabia.

Published
1979

5. Chinese and Saudi links high on US museum agenda.

Author

Katz, Marisa Mazria

Subjects
MUSEUM conferences, BUSINESS partnerships, GIFTS
Abstract

Information about several topics discussed at the 2011 annual meeting of the American Association of Museums (AAM), which met from May 22-25, 2011, is presented. It focuses on the funding of art museums in the U.S., the impact and size of philanthropic donations to American museums, and partnerships between American museums and Chinese and Saudi Arabian museums. INSET: First Lady campaigns on weighty issue.

Published
2011

6. NUMBERS.

Subjects
STATISTICS, POLITICS & culture, POPULAR culture, NUTRITION, PUBLIC health, JOB creation, DOW Jones industrial average, EDUCATION policy, GIFTS
Abstract

Presents statistical information relating to politics and popular culture in the U.S. Estimated cost of the daily portions of fruit and vegetables the U.S. Food Guide Pyramid recommends; Number of U.S. jobs created in July; Drop in the Dow Jones industrial average on the day the jobs report appeared; Amount by which Massachusetts has cut education spending; Value of jewelry presented as gifts to President George W. Bush, his family and aides in 2003 by Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah; Others.

Published
2004

7. The telltale timepiece.

Author

Wolper, Allan

Subjects
*REPORTERS & reporting, *GIFTS, *PUBLIC officers
Abstract

Reports that Arab journalists based in London, England have confirmed a column alleging that Saudi Arabian officials have given expensive watches to Western reporters. Information on the column written by Zev Chafets in 'New York Daily News'; Information on the gift-giving practice of the Saudi government; Remarks from Middle East journalist Edward Cody.

Published
2003

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