Patient Motivation in Periodontics

Derbyshire, John C.

doi:10.1902/jop.1970.41.11.630

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“…The degree to which a given patient complies with oral hygiene instructions is of more importance than the choice of any special treatment method.1-4 On the other hand, many authors emphasize the lack of a reliable method to improve patient compliance. [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] confirms this view by saying: "I have a major criticism of all the work that has been done on biology and treatment of periodontal disease however painstaking and accurate it has been. My criticism is that such research is of no practical use unless supplemented by even more detailed painstaking and accurate research on health and social behavior."…”

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The Effect of Health Beliefs on the Compliance of Periodontal Patients with Oral Hygiene Instructions

Kühner

Raetzke

1989

Journal of Periodontology

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Problems of patient compliance in periodontics are evident. This study explored factors which may contribute to the degree of adherence. Using the "Health Belief Model" a questionnaire was constructed and administered to 120 patients of the Department of Periodontology, University of Frankfurt Dental School. Compliance of these patients during the hygienic phase was assessed using a bleeding index. The data set for statistical evaluation comprised 96 patients. The loss was due to missing of appointments and incomplete questionnaires. There was no significant correlation between patient compliance on the one hand and sociodemographic variables (age, sex, family status), disease parameters, and the health beliefs "susceptibility," "barriers," "dentist-patient-relationship," and "experience with therapy" on the other hand. "Motivation," "seriousness," "benefits," "experience with affected organ," and tooth-loss-index were significant predictors with Spearman correlation coefficients running from 0.17 to 0.32. When the predictor variables were combined the coefficient was 0.59. This study further supports the assumption that health beliefs play a significant role in the determination of health related behavior.

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The Effect of Health Beliefs on the Compliance of Periodontal Patients with Oral Hygiene Instructions

Kühner

Raetzke

1989

Journal of Periodontology

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“…Findlay, M. (2004) Introducing Policing: Challenges for Police and Australian Communities Derbyshire, R. (1970). "The social control role of the police in changing urban communitites" in Daniel Glaser (ed.)…”

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“…(2004) Εγκληματολογία, σελ.289, «διάλυση της πλάνης για το ρόλο της δημόσιας αστυνομίας ως αποτελεσματικού μηχανισμού πρόληψης του εγκλήματος και του κοινωνικού ελέγχου». Prison on Trial, p. 149 Derbyshire, R. (1970). "The social control role of the police in changing urban communitites" in Daniel Glaser (ed.)…”

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Για τη σύνδεση της ιστορικής αναβαθμίδας της ανάπτυξης των πόλεων με την εμφάνιση των βασικών μορφών καταστροφικής βίας και επιθετικότητας βλ. Παπαδάτου, Π. (1980) Η επιθετικότητα, η βία και η καταστροφικότητα στην κοινωνική διαβίωση, σελ. 18 επ., «μέσα στη νέα αυτή κοινωνία των πόλεων, σε μια εποχή όπου δημιουργήθηκαν οι βασικές προϋποθέσεις της μεγάλης εξέλιξης του πολιτισμού μας, γεννήθηκαν μαζί κι οι βασικές μορφές καταστροφικής βίας κι επιθετικότητας που αναπτύσσονται έκτοτε ολοένα και περισσότερο μαζί με τον πολιτισμό για να φτάσουν στα οριακά σημεία της σύγχρονης εποχής» (σελ.20).

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