Predictors of dentists' level of knowledge regarding the recommended prophylactic regimen for patients with rheumatic heart disease

Conhecimento e práticas dos cirurgiões-dentistas para prevenção da endocardite infecciosa: uma revisão sistemática

“…Initially, 1085 studies were identified (Figure I), from which 33 studies were selected after screening the titles and abstracts. Eleven studies were excluded: in five of them (KOKOMOTO et al, 2018;LAGHA et al, 2021;MAYBODI et al, 2018;NAKANO AND OOSHIMA, 2011;RYALAT et al, 2016), AHA data could not be isolated; five (BROOKS, 1980;KUNZEL AND SADOWSKY, 1989;NELSON AND BLARICUM, 1989;SADOWSKY et al, 1985;SADOWSKY AND KUNZEL, 1988) did not measure in detail the variables included in this systematic review and one (ROCHA et al, 2008) did not specify which guideline was followed.…”

Conhecimento e práticas dos cirurgiões-dentistas para prevenção da endocardite infecciosa: uma revisão sistemática

“…Initially, 1085 studies were identified (Figure I), from which 33 studies were selected after screening the titles and abstracts. Eleven studies were excluded: in five of them (KOKOMOTO et al, 2018;LAGHA et al, 2021;MAYBODI et al, 2018;NAKANO AND OOSHIMA, 2011;RYALAT et al, 2016), AHA data could not be isolated; five (BROOKS, 1980;KUNZEL AND SADOWSKY, 1989;NELSON AND BLARICUM, 1989;SADOWSKY et al, 1985;SADOWSKY AND KUNZEL, 1988) did not measure in detail the variables included in this systematic review and one (ROCHA et al, 2008) did not specify which guideline was followed.…”

Advancing infection control in dental care settings

“…Respondents in practices with nine or more DHCPs and other staff members were more likely to have implemented the four recommendations than were those in solo or smaller practices. Sadowsky and colleagues 24 found that practitioners in large dental practices and settings other than private practices, such as teaching institutions and hospitals, tended to adopt innovations more readily than did dentists in smaller practices. This association appears reasonable given that cumulative instruction on the guidelines likely increases with the number of DHCPs in the practice or setting.…”

Conhecimento e práticas dos cirurgiões-dentistas para prevenção da endocardite infecciosa: uma revisão sistemática

“…Initially, 1085 studies were identified (Figure I), from which 33 studies were selected after screening the titles and abstracts. Eleven studies were excluded: in five of them (KOKOMOTO et al, 2018;LAGHA et al, 2021;MAYBODI et al, 2018;NAKANO AND OOSHIMA, 2011;RYALAT et al, 2016), AHA data could not be isolated; five (BROOKS, 1980;KUNZEL AND SADOWSKY, 1989;NELSON AND BLARICUM, 1989;SADOWSKY et al, 1985;SADOWSKY AND KUNZEL, 1988) did not measure in detail the variables included in this systematic review and one (ROCHA et al, 2008) did not specify which guideline was followed.…”

Advancing infection control in dental care settings

“…Respondents in practices with nine or more DHCPs and other staff members were more likely to have implemented the four recommendations than were those in solo or smaller practices. Sadowsky and colleagues 24 found that practitioners in large dental practices and settings other than private practices, such as teaching institutions and hospitals, tended to adopt innovations more readily than did dentists in smaller practices. This association appears reasonable given that cumulative instruction on the guidelines likely increases with the number of DHCPs in the practice or setting.…”

Conhecimento e práticas dos cirurgiões-dentistas para prevenção da endocardite infecciosa: uma revisão sistemática

“…Initially, 1085 studies were identified (Figure I), from which 33 studies were selected after screening the titles and abstracts. Eleven studies were excluded: in five of them (KOKOMOTO et al, 2018;LAGHA et al, 2021;MAYBODI et al, 2018;NAKANO AND OOSHIMA, 2011;RYALAT et al, 2016), AHA data could not be isolated; five (BROOKS, 1980;KUNZEL AND SADOWSKY, 1989;NELSON AND BLARICUM, 1989;SADOWSKY et al, 1985;SADOWSKY AND KUNZEL, 1988) did not measure in detail the variables included in this systematic review and one (ROCHA et al, 2008) did not specify which guideline was followed.…”

Advancing infection control in dental care settings

“…Respondents in practices with nine or more DHCPs and other staff members were more likely to have implemented the four recommendations than were those in solo or smaller practices. Sadowsky and colleagues 24 found that practitioners in large dental practices and settings other than private practices, such as teaching institutions and hospitals, tended to adopt innovations more readily than did dentists in smaller practices. This association appears reasonable given that cumulative instruction on the guidelines likely increases with the number of DHCPs in the practice or setting.…”