From: Imbalances in the oral health workforce: a Canadian population-based study
Predictor | (1) Dentists | (2) Dental hygienists & therapists | (3) Dental assistants & lab assistants |
---|---|---|---|
Adjusted earnings differential (%, with 95% confidence interval) | -21.2%* (-11.3% – -32.0%) | -26.4%* (-12.7% – -41.8%) | 13.2% (-3.3% – 26.9%) |
Explained | 59.0%* | 1.2% | Â 60.5%* |
 Geographic: |  |  |  |
  Relative remoteness | 1% | -179% | 9%* |
 Institutional: |  |  |  |
  Ambulatory care vs. other sectors | <1% | -99% | -25% |
  Full-time vs. part-time work | 60%* | 1869%* | -24% |
  Self-employed vs. employee | <1% | -1541%* | 13% |
 Other characteristics: |  |  |  |
  Age group | 16%* | -726% | 67%* |
  Advanced educational attainment | 1% | 304% | 44%* |
  Household living arrangements | 4% | 1078%* | -37%* |
  Adult migrant status | 20%* | -495%* | 35%* |
  Ethnic/ancestral origin | -2% | -111% | 18% |
Unexplained | Â 41.0%Â | Â 98.8%* | Â 39.5% |