The Indian Health Service in Oklahoma: dental service for American Indians
Chiarchiaro, G.
Journal - Oklahoma Dental Association 87(3): 24-28
1997
ISSN/ISBN: 0164-9442 PMID: 9540692 Document Number: 483185
The Indian Health Service has been providing dental services to American Indians in Oklahoma for more than 40 years. The dental program is part of an integrated health care delivery system that is one of the oldest examples of a staff model Health Maintenance Organization (HMO).
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