Revisiting the status of oral health services in adult PM&amp;R programs: a 40‐year follow‐up survey

Katz, Ralph V.; Tillman, Hilde H.; Bloch, Rina; Stojanovic, Maria; Kaira, Akanksha

doi:10.1111/scd.12123

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“…Despite following the time-proven approach to identifying an expert panel for a Delphi survey which has consistently proven successful in our seven conducted Delphi research projects over the past five decades (Katz and Frey, 1976;Slaughter, Katz, & Grasso, 1999;Katz et al, 2010;Das, Jahangiri, & Katz, 2012;Li, Morse, & Katz, 2013;Katz, Tillman, Bloch, Stojanovic, & Kaira, 2015;Casey et al, 2019), this is the first time we have 'literally failed' to engage and obtain an expert panel for a Delphi survey. On the one hand, that obviously prevents us discussing and interpreting the findings to our planned and posed Delphi survey questions for this set of chief/head administrators of U.S. award-winning LTC nursing homes.…”

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Observations from a Delphi Survey of administrators of U.S. nursing homes on oral neglect guidelines: a brief report

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Smith³

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Objective: The goal of this Delphi survey was to obtain the opinion of the chief/head administrators of nationally recognized award-winning Long-Term Care (LTC) nursing homes in the U.S. regarding previously established Oral Neglect in Institutionalized Elderly (ONiIE) timelines.Results: Only two of the 56 invited expert panelists completed Round 1 of this ONiIE Delphi survey, despite the use of several methodologic approaches to facilitate their participation. Despite their impeccable credentials as dedicated, highly accomplished administrators of LTC nursing facilities across the U.S., this pool of potential chief/head LTC administrators panelists (unlike previously surveyed national expert panels of other key stakeholders, such as academic geriatric dentists, physician and nurses) abrogated their professional responsibility to the vulnerable elderly under their care by, essentially, refusing to participate in this survey, i.e., by refusing to ‘voice their opinion’ as one key stakeholder in this much needed discussion.

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confidence: 99%

Observations from a Delphi Survey of administrators of U.S. nursing homes on oral neglect guidelines: a brief report

Katz¹,

Casey²,

Smith³

et al. 2020

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Revisiting the status of oral health services in adult PM&R programs: a 40‐year follow‐up survey

Abstract: These findings show that 40 years has not brought better access to oral health care for adult PM&R patients, only a slightly lessened enthusiasm in the program directors. Future research should explore the reasons underlying these disappointing outcomes.

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Observations from a Delphi Survey of administrators of U.S. nursing homes on oral neglect guidelines: a brief report

Observations from a Delphi Survey of administrators of U.S. nursing homes on oral neglect guidelines: a brief report

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