Attitudes to dental care, Sweden 2003‐2013, and clinical correlates of oral health‐related quality of life in 2013

Edman, Kristina; Holmlund, Anders; Nordström, Birgitta; Öhrn, Kerstin

doi:10.1111/idh.12269

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“…The same situation is also found on a research conducted by Meymand in Iran which the average score obtained shows that 80% of the respondents felt satisfied with the quality provided by the hospital. Most of the questions in the research questionnaire ask about the service obtained, the response towards the patients' needs, providing information, explanation about the existing problems, and effective communication (Marine et al, 2014;Edman et al, 2017;Bahari & Azizan, 2013;Meymand et al, 2017).…”

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Relationship between Service Quality on Public Health Center and Patient Satisfaction

Akbar¹,

Jaya²

2017

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Introduction: The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between services quality on public health center and patient satisfaction in Kutai Kartanegara Regency, Indonesia.Method: This research used pilot pathfinder survey, which was done on February 23 rd -25 th 2017 in Kutai Kartanegara Regency, Indonesia. Two questionnaires were used in the study. During the data collection, there were 192 patients from the health service center, it was consisted two locations representing the urban and rural area in order to describe the quality of health service towards the patients' satisfaction. In order to investigate the correlation between the quality of health service and patient satisfaction, Pearson correlation test was conducted. Result:The highest score regarding of the service quality was on the dimension of the doctors and pharmacy were 99.5%. The lowest level of patients' satisfaction on assurance and empathy dimension were 10.4%. There was a significance between the service quality of the doctors, nurses, pharmacy, and the administrators towards the patients' satisfaction. The highest score of the coefficient correlation on the nurse dimension was 0.273, which means that the nurses were giving good services quality and it affects the people's satisfaction. Conclusion:A good service quality believes would affect the people's satisfaction which generally affects people's decision to choose health service provider. Health service center is expected to increase their environmental condition, and the professionalism of the nurses and registration officers in terms of their awareness and performance in order to create better services.

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Relationship between Service Quality on Public Health Center and Patient Satisfaction

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Jaya²

2017

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“…[28][29][30] Population-based studies have shown that prevalence of oral impacts on the quality of life of older people ranged between 14% and 57.8% worldwide. 8,12,14,16 Other less representative cross-sectional studies have found prevalence of OIDP ranging between 57.9% and 92.7%. 7,9,13,15 Of these studies, few considered the impact of characteristics other than clinical oral status on OIDP.…”

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“…Population‐based studies have shown that prevalence of oral impacts on the quality of life of older people ranged between 14% and 57.8% worldwide . Other less representative cross‐sectional studies have found prevalence of OIDP ranging between 57.9% and 92.7% .…”

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“…The impact of oral health conditions on the population's well‐being and quality of life has been remarkably investigated worldwide . Nevertheless, not all investigations are population‐based studies.…”

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“…2,6 The impact of oral health conditions on the population's well-being and quality of life has been remarkably investigated worldwide. [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16] Nevertheless, not all investigations are population-based studies. In addition, the impact of factors other than oral health conditions must be investigated, such as for example of the use of dental services, self-perceived oral health, self-perception of treatment needs and people's overall satisfaction with their own teeth and mouth.…”

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Factors that influence the oral impact on daily performance of older people in Brazil: A cross‐sectional population‐based study

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Aim To investigate factors that influence the oral health‐related quality of life of older people (65 years and over) in Brazil. Background Population‐based studies should be conducted to support health‐planning interventions. Materials and methods Data from the São Paulo State Survey on Oral Health (SBSP‐2015), which consisted of 5951 individuals, were used. A theoretical‐conceptual model was built based on the impact of family socio‐economic characteristics, individual social‐demographic features and self‐perceived and clinical oral health status on the oral impact on daily performance (OIDP). Multivariate binary logistic regression analysis was conducted at 5% significance level. Statistically significant variables included within the adjusted logistic regression model entered the multiple correspondence analysis (MCA). Results Oral health impact on daily activities was observed in 34.6% of older people. Characteristics significantly related to impact on OIDP score were as follows: family income up to R$ 500 (OR = 2.73), self‐perceived treatment need (OR = 1.33), self‐perceived toothache (OR = 1.52), self‐perception of denture replacement need (OR = 1.27), dissatisfaction (OR = 1.50) or very dissatisfied (OR = 2.57) with own oral health, partial lower denture use (OR = 1.34) and needing partial lower dentures (OR = 1.28). Increased number of people living in the same house (B = 0.05, OR = 1.06), number of bedrooms in the house (B = −0.10, OR = 0.90), age (B = −0.03, OR = 0.97) and number of teeth needing treatment (B = 0.08, OR = 1.08) contributed significantly to OIDP. Conclusion Prevalence of OIDP of older people in the state of São Paulo was related to factors other than their clinical and self‐perceived oral health status.

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Informal caregivers' perceptions of oral care and their association with the use of oral health services: A cross‐sectional study among informal caregivers and their care recipients

Holmavuo

Suominen

Lammintakanen

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Clinical & Exp Dental Res

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Objective This study aimed to describe informal caregivers' perceptions of the importance of oral care and investigate the association between these perceptions and the use of oral health services during the past year. Background There is limited research on informal caregivers' perceptions of oral care. These perceptions presumably influence oral self‐care along with caregivers' and care recipients' use of oral health services. Materials and Methods Baseline data from the multidisciplinary Lifestyle, Nutrition, and Oral health in caregivers (LENTO) intervention study were analyzed. Informal caregivers ( n = 125) and care recipients ( n = 120) 65 years of age and living in Eastern Finland participated in the study. Data were collected through semi‐structured interviews. Results A majority (81%) of the informal caregivers considered oral care very important. Informal caregivers who considered oral care very important had 10 or more years of education, and considered service fees reasonable were more likely to have visited oral health services during the past year than other caregivers. No association between informal caregivers' perceptions of oral care and care recipients' use of oral health services during the past year was observed. Conclusions The study provides insight into informal caregivers' perceptions of oral care, with most informal caregivers considering oral care to be very important. Our findings support what has been reported in previous studies in that favorable perceptions of oral care are associated with oral health service visits. This association, however, did not hold true for care recipients' use of services.

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Attitudes to dental care, Sweden 2003‐2013, and clinical correlates of oral health‐related quality of life in 2013

Cited by 7 publications

References 21 publications

Relationship between Service Quality on Public Health Center and Patient Satisfaction

Relationship between Service Quality on Public Health Center and Patient Satisfaction

Factors that influence the oral impact on daily performance of older people in Brazil: A cross‐sectional population‐based study

Informal caregivers' perceptions of oral care and their association with the use of oral health services: A cross‐sectional study among informal caregivers and their care recipients

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