The association between demographic and oral health‐related quality of life factors and dental care attendance among underprivileged older people
Identifieur interne : 000D72 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 000D71; suivant : 000D73The association between demographic and oral health‐related quality of life factors and dental care attendance among underprivileged older people
Auteurs : Avi Zini ; Yuval Vered ; Harold D. Sgan-CohenSource :
- Australasian Journal on Ageing [ 1440-6381 ] ; 2011-06.
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- Acota, Additive method, Ageing, Attendance, Australasian, Australasian journal, Authors australasian journal, Caregiver, Community dentistry, Demographic variables, Dental, Dental attendance, Dental care, Dental care attendance, Dental clinic, Dental medicine, Dental research, Dental treatment, Dentistry, Dwelling location, Economic variables, Elementary school, Epidemiology, Exposure variables, Family member, Family status, Functional ability, Further research, Health education, Hebrew school, Hebrew version, High school, Highest attendance, Human services, Independent variables, June, Life factors, Life measures, Life outcomes, National institute, Nursing home, Older japanese population, Older people, Older population, Oral diseases, Oral epidemiology, Oral health, Oral health impact index, Oral health impact profile, Oral quality, Poor diet, Present study, Preventive dentistry, Public health dentistry, Regression analysis model, Response bias, Retirement pension, Slade, Social impact, Social security, Standard deviation, Study groups, Study population, Welfare services, Welfare support, Western countries, Yuval vered.
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- Acota, Additive method, Ageing, Attendance, Australasian, Australasian journal, Authors australasian journal, Caregiver, Community dentistry, Demographic variables, Dental, Dental attendance, Dental care, Dental care attendance, Dental clinic, Dental medicine, Dental research, Dental treatment, Dentistry, Dwelling location, Economic variables, Elementary school, Epidemiology, Exposure variables, Family member, Family status, Functional ability, Further research, Health education, Hebrew school, Hebrew version, High school, Highest attendance, Human services, Independent variables, June, Life factors, Life measures, Life outcomes, National institute, Nursing home, Older japanese population, Older people, Older population, Oral diseases, Oral epidemiology, Oral health, Oral health impact index, Oral health impact profile, Oral quality, Poor diet, Present study, Preventive dentistry, Public health dentistry, Regression analysis model, Response bias, Retirement pension, Slade, Social impact, Social security, Standard deviation, Study groups, Study population, Welfare services, Welfare support, Western countries, Yuval vered.
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Aim: In order to identify whether demographic and oral health‐related quality of life factors are associated with dental care attendance among an underprivileged older population, a comparison was performed between people who have and have not attended dental care.
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The dependent variable was dental care attendance. The 14‐item version of the Oral Health Impact Profile index (OHIP‐14) was used as the independent variable, together with other social and general variables, using a structured interview.</p><p><hi rend="bold">Results: </hi> The variables that were significantly associated with dental care attendance were family status (not married, the highest attendance), dwelling location (living at home, the highest attendance), caregiver (family member, the highest attendance), place of birth (Western countries, the highest attendance) and income (pension, the highest attendance). Sex, welfare support, functional ability, education, age and OHIP‐14 were not associated with dental care attendance.</p><p><hi rend="bold">Conclusions: </hi> Attending dental care was not associated with oral health‐related quality of life measured by OHIP‐14. 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