Dental emergencies in public health services: what is the role of the Dental Surgeon?

Rios, Leonardo Essado; Queiroz, Maria Goretti

doi:10.15448/1980-6523.2017.1.26441

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“…There is evidence of acknowledgment of the role of each of the points among network professionals (n=1)[29], but without any communication, protocols and reference flows (n=2)[28,30], with poor recognition of lines streams of care in the DEC (n=1). Studies conducted in the DEC reported diverging opinions among professionals about some activities to be performed, procedures and which to refer[30,31], while there is consensus on spontaneous demand access and on the use of the medical record, science dedicated to accommodation failures and the system of risk rating, referencing, continuing education and protocol with clinical and pharmacological guidelines, and failures in infrastructure resources. Also, professionals confirm the control of workload and additional workload for the night shift[30,31].…”

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“…Studies conducted in the DEC reported diverging opinions among professionals about some activities to be performed, procedures and which to refer[30,31], while there is consensus on spontaneous demand access and on the use of the medical record, science dedicated to accommodation failures and the system of risk rating, referencing, continuing education and protocol with clinical and pharmacological guidelines, and failures in infrastructure resources. Also, professionals confirm the control of workload and additional workload for the night shift[30,31]. The profile of the emergency user outlined by the professional confirms the predisposing characteristics and needs obtained in this review, the majority affirms that the user does not have a referral document, but affirms that they guide their own search under the continuity of care[28].…”

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Dental emergency: scoping review

Frichembruder

Santos

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2019

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32Part of the oral health care in the care network encompasses users in 33 cases of emergency. This study proposed to map the determinants of the use of 34 dental care services within the health care network to address dental 35 emergencies of the Brazilian Unified Health System (UHS) and to verify the 36 main gaps in the research in this area. This is a scoping review that took place 37 in 2018 using Andersen's behavioral model as a reference. A total of 16 studies, 38 out of 3786 original articles identified, were included and reviewed. Two 39 reviewers independently conducted the selection process and the decision was 40 consensually taken. The mapping of the determinants revealed a greater 41 number of enabling factors and a larger gap in results. Greater use of the 42 emergency service was registered by people in pain, women, adults, from an 43 urban area, with a lower income, and less education. In future studies, primary 44 surveys are recommended, which include all ages, analyzing different groups of 45 needs and users that take into account the country's northern region and the 46 different subjects pointed out in this review. 47 Introduction 57The majority of oral diseases is chronic and share several determinants 58 with other chronic non-transmissible diseases. Among the different oral 59 diseases, untreated dental caries registers the most prevalent, affecting almost 60 half of the world population, with a negative impact on the quality of life. The 61 pain caused by untreated dental caries affects the quality of sleep and the 62 ability to eat, it slows growth and negatively affects social life [1,2]. 63Since 1988, Brazil's Unified Health System (UHS) is attempting to build a 64 humanized care model, centered on the patient, and has been coordinating 65 services and shaping actions for the promotion, prevention and care in Primary 66Health Care (PHC) through the Family Health Strategy, but has also been 67 reorganizing other points of the care networks. The network conformation has 68 the intent to address the multiple health care challenges in a fragmented system 69 primarily oriented by acute conditions. Availability, access, and the ability to 70 quickly transition between health care providers are the defining elements of a 71 good or otherwise unsatisfactory network interface[3]. 72 The expansion of oral health care in Brazil since the establishment of the 73 UHS is undeniable, with the organization of priority programmatic actions, such 74 as the expansion of primary care, specialized dental care and support services, 75 care provided to pregnant women and children, and emergency services[4]. The 76 guarantee of care provided to patients in acute conditions in public services is 77 an ethical principle found in the guidelines of the National Policies of 78 Humanization, Primary Care, Oral Health and Emergency Care (National Policy 79 of Emergency Attention -NPEA)[5-8]. The network structure of emergency 80 care with settled flows intends to address acute cases according to their risk ...

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Dental emergency: scoping review

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2019

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“…There is evidence of acknowledgment of the role of each of the points among network professionals (n = 1) [31], but without any communication, protocols and reference flows (n = 2) [30,32], and with poor recognition of the lines of streams of care in the DEC (n = 1). Studies conducted in the DEC reported diverging opinions among professionals about some activities to be performed, procedures and which to refer [32,33], while there was consensus on spontaneous demand access and on the use of the medical record, science dedicated to accommodation failures and the system of risk rating, referencing, continuing education and protocol with clinical and pharmacological guidelines, as well as failures in infrastructure resources. Additionally, professionals confirm the control of workload and additional workload for the night shift [32,33].…”

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“…Studies conducted in the DEC reported diverging opinions among professionals about some activities to be performed, procedures and which to refer [32,33], while there was consensus on spontaneous demand access and on the use of the medical record, science dedicated to accommodation failures and the system of risk rating, referencing, continuing education and protocol with clinical and pharmacological guidelines, as well as failures in infrastructure resources. Additionally, professionals confirm the control of workload and additional workload for the night shift [32,33]. The profile of the emergency user outlined by the professional confirms the predisposing characteristics and needs obtained in this review.…”

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Part of the oral health care in the care network encompasses users in emergency cases. This study proposed mapping the determinants of the use of dental care services within the health care network to address dental emergencies within the Brazilian Unified Health System (UHS) and to verify the main gaps in the research in this area. This is a scoping review that took place in 2018 using Andersen's behavioral model as a reference. A total of 16 studies, out of 3786 original articles identified, were included and reviewed. Two reviewers independently conducted the selection process and the decision was consensually made. The mapping of the determinants revealed a greater number of enabling factors and a larger gap in the results. Greater use of the emergency service was registered by people in pain, women, adults, those from an urban area, people with a lower income, and those with less education. In future studies, primary surveys are recommended, which include all ages, and analyze different groups of needs and users that take into account the country's northern region and the different subjects pointed out by this review.

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Dental emergencies in public health services: what is the role of the Dental Surgeon?

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