O valor social dos dentes e o acesso aos serviços odontológicos

Fonseca, Luciara Leão Viana; Nehmy, Rosa Maria Quadros; Mota, Joaquim Antônio César

doi:10.1590/1413-812320152010.00172015

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“…Historically, in Brazil, there has been a lack of access to public oral health services for adults due to low coverage, 21 especially for individuals living far from large urban centers. 22,23 The previous study showed the impossibility of oral health care by individuals belonging to a lower social class and living in inequality contexts. 2 In this context, popular practices were used as an alternative to resolving pain and suffering.…”

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The course from tooth loss to successful rehabilitation with denture: Feelings influenced by socioeconomic status

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Objective: This study evaluated the perception of users of complete dentures (successful cases) provided by the public health service throughout the course from tooth loss to rehabilitation. Methods: A total of 11 individuals who received their complete dentures through the public health service were interviewed according to a qualitative approach based on three pre-established topics: (1) tooth loss, (2) living without teeth, and (3) living with dentures. The obtained material was submitted to content analysis. Results: Individuals associated the socioeconomic status with lifelong oral health experiences and difficulty to access oral treatment. Tooth loss was the solution to pain and sometimes perceived as a natural event of life. Living without teeth was a negative surprise that resulted in physical and psychological impairments. The period of adaptation to dentures represented suffering and required psychological efforts to be successful. Conclusion: The dentures represented a reward for the suffering and recovered normal function, appearance, and socialization.

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“…Estão em um nível de elaboração em que, como leigos, não poderiam contribuir. Apenas assumem e respeitam a legitimidade que esses sistemas adquirem na sociedade 26 .…”

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A judicialização de demandas odontológicas e o direito à saúde

Freitas

Queluz

2020

Saúde debate

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RESUMO O arcabouço jurídico-legal que estruturou o Sistema Único de Saúde influenciou significativamente a evolução da saúde bucal coletiva, no entanto, seu acesso ainda constitui um dos principais desafios da gestão dos sistemas de saúde. À luz dos direitos humanos, o direito à saúde bucal é um direito indissociável da saúde geral. Objetivou-se analisar a judicialização de demandas odontológicas fundamentadas no direito à saúde previsto na Constituição Federal de 1988. Trata-se de um estudo exploratório, descritivo, realizado em base de dados secundários, obtidos nos acórdãos de segunda instância do Tribunal de Justiça de São Paulo, de janeiro de 2016 a abril de 2019. Os resultados foram categorizados e analisados por estatística descritiva. As ações judiciais relativas à odontologia buscam, principalmente: indenizações por danos morais e materiais – 336 acórdãos (65%); indenização pela má qualidade da prestação de serviços odontológicos – 114 acórdãos (22%); e negativa de cobertura de procedimento e/ou materiais, por planos de saúde – 63 acórdãos (13%). As ações por erro odontológico aumentaram 305%, passando de 22 acórdãos, em 2016, para 99, em 2018. Conclui-se que as demandas judiciais referentes à odontologia estão mais voltadas às indenizações materiais e morais da prestação de serviços do que ao acesso e à efetivação de direitos constitucionais à saúde bucal.

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“…It is stated that integrality is related, in summary, to the complete variety of procedures aimed at the needs of the patient, which should be available and provided when necessary for problems that occur most frequently (Starfield, 2002). Given the polysemy of the term integrality it would probably be impossible for the questions of the questionnaire to address all their meanings, but it is possible to observe, among the questions remain, the presence of concerns related to practices professionals, who are not limited to the clinical aspect, or access, aspects that are linked to the concept of integrality (Silva, 2014) and that contribute to the expanded clinic (Fonseca, Nehmy, & Mota, 2015).…”

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Construction and Validation of a Tool for the Assessment of the Oral Health in Primary Health Care Through the Perspective of Patients

Sanchez¹,

Ferreira²,

Vargas³

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OBJECTIVE: To construct and validate a questionnaire to evaluate the quality of oral health services in primary health care, from patients. METHODS: Initially a theoretical model of evaluation of Primary Health Care was elaborated, based on the evaluation of primary care and integrality in primary care. This model served as the basis for the script of a focus group with patients, aiming to verify the attributes perceived as important for such evaluation. The focus group results substantiated the first version of the questionnaire. Content validation was performed through a committee of experts (five teachers/researchers) and face validation in two pre-tests (37 patients each pre-test). For construct validation, factor analysis was performed and reliability (Kappa coefficient) and internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha) were verified. RESULTS: Thirty questions were considered for exploratory factor analysis. The anti-image matrix of covariances showed the need to exclude fourteen questions (values <0.5). After this initial analysis, 16 questions remained in the questionnaire. The KMO test, considering the 16 questions, presented a value of 0.84. Cronbach's alpha was 0.919. The final version contains 16 questions divided into two dimensions: my health unit and the care in my health unit. CONCLUSIONS: The questionnaire allows a strategy that easily evaluates oral health services in primary care, based on the perception of patients.

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O valor social dos dentes e o acesso aos serviços odontológicos

Abstract: O valor social dos dentes e o acesso aos serviços odontológicosThe social value of teeth and access to dental health services

Cited by 20 publications

References 22 publications

The course from tooth loss to successful rehabilitation with denture: Feelings influenced by socioeconomic status

The course from tooth loss to successful rehabilitation with denture: Feelings influenced by socioeconomic status

A judicialização de demandas odontológicas e o direito à saúde

Construction and Validation of a Tool for the Assessment of the Oral Health in Primary Health Care Through the Perspective of Patients

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