Protocolo de Teleodontología para Asistencia al Paciente en el Manejo de Urgencia Dental. Cuarentena COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2). Categorización Remota de Urgencia Dental y Asistencia (C.R.U.D.A.)

Meza-Palma, Leonardo; Rosales-Salas, Jorge

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“…Programs like oral telepathology and tele-orthodontics started before the COVID-19 pandemic such as (56). During the pandemic, telepathology provided 549 public health consultations throughout Chile (57) and dental emergency triage was proposed (58).…”

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Teledentistry from research to practice: a tale of nineteen countries

Tantawi

Lam²,

Giraudeau

et al. 2023

Front. Oral. Health

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AimThe COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated teledentistry research with great interest reflected in the increasing number of publications. In many countries, teledentistry programs were established although not much is known about the extent of incorporating teledentistry into practice and healthcare systems. This study aimed to report on policies and strategies related to teledentistry practice as well as barriers and facilitators for this implementation in 19 countries.MethodsData were presented per country about information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure, income level, policies for health information system (HIS), eHealth and telemedicine. Researchers were selected based on their previous publications in teledentistry and were invited to report on the situation in their respective countries including Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Chile, China, Egypt, Finland, France, Hong Kong SAR, Iran, Italy, Libya, Mexico, New Zealand, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, United Kingdom, Zimbabwe.ResultsTen (52.6%) countries were high income, 11 (57.9%) had eHealth policies, 7 (36.8%) had HIS policies and 5 (26.3%) had telehealth policies. Six (31.6%) countries had policies or strategies for teledentistry and no teledentistry programs were reported in two countries. Teledentistry programs were incorporated into the healthcare systems at national (n = 5), intermediate (provincial) (n = 4) and local (n = 8) levels. These programs were established in three countries, piloted in 5 countries and informal in 9 countries.ConclusionDespite the growth in teledentistry research during the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of teledentistry in daily clinical practice is still limited in most countries. Few countries have instituted teledentistry programs at national level. Laws, funding schemes and training are needed to support the incorporation of teledentistry into healthcare systems to institutionalize the practice of teledentistry. Mapping teledentistry practices in other countries and extending services to under-covered populations increases the benefit of teledentistry.

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Teledentistry from research to practice: a tale of nineteen countries

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Lam²,

Giraudeau

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“…Telediagnosis follows to diagnose an oral condition or identify a chief complaint 10 . Teletriage then informs on the best course of action in a timely manner 11,12 . Lastly, telemonitoring is utilized to replace recurrent dental visits aimed mainly at information‐seeking or prescription of medications 13 .…”

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“…10 Teletriage then informs on the best course of action in a timely manner. 11,12 Lastly, telemonitoring is utilized to replace recurrent dental visits aimed mainly at information-seeking or prescription of medications. 13 This virtual mode of dental care delivery is limited to activities that can be performed virtually (i.e., screening, consultation, and triaging) and does not include dental procedures that are required to be performed in clinical settings.…”

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Teledentistry within oral health care providers' training: A scoping review

Bakhshaei,

Ramachandran,

Brondani

2024

Eur J Dental Education

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IntroductionDespite teledentistry (TD) ubiquitous utilization, it has yet to be fully adopted by oral health care providers' educational training. This study aimed to explore TD incorporation in the training of oral health care providers.MethodsThis review included studies on the TD content offered to oral health care providers. The JBI (Joanna Briggs Institute) methodology was used, and two reviewers screened the literature. Studies published between 1989 and 4 June 2022 were searched using “Teledentistry” and “Education” as initial keywords. The searched databases included MEDLINE, Cochrane Library, CINAHL, EPPI, Scopus, Epistemonikos, ERIC, MedEdPORTAL, ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Global, and Google Scholar. All of the relevant literature, regardless of their language, were added. The data were extracted using an extraction table and are presented in tabular and narrative summary formats.ResultsA total of 2180 documents were found, and 1804 documents were screened by the title and abstract after deduplication; 59 were selected for full‐text review; and 19 were eligible for data extraction. Of all studies, 63.15% were published after the COVID‐19 pandemic. Practicing TD and TD reimbursement were some of the addressed topics. Didactic education and hands‐on practice were the most employed training methods. Self/peer evaluations and surveys were among the employed assessment techniques.ConclusionTD education has been emphasized during the COVID‐19 pandemic. There is a variation in the existing TD educational programmes, from addressing topics to assessment techniques. However, the number of educational programmes on this topic is sparse.

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Protocolo de Teleodontología para Asistencia al Paciente en el Manejo de Urgencia Dental. Cuarentena COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2). Categorización Remota de Urgencia Dental y Asistencia (C.R.U.D.A.)

Abstract: Protocolo de teleodontología para asistencia al paciente en el manejo de urgencia dental. Cuarentena COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2). Categorización remota de urgencia dental y asistenci (C.R.U.D.A.).

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Teledentistry from research to practice: a tale of nineteen countries

Teledentistry from research to practice: a tale of nineteen countries

Teledentistry within oral health care providers' training: A scoping review

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