Identification of appropriate outcomes for an aging population
Identifieur interne : 001401 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 001400; suivant : 001402Identification of appropriate outcomes for an aging population
Auteurs : Teresa A. DolanSource :
- Special Care in Dentistry [ 0275-1879 ] ; 1993-01.
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- Appropriate outcomes, Basic questions, Clinical findings, Clinical measures, Cohort effects, Dent, Dent educ, Dental, Dental arch, Dental arch length, Dental care, Dental care process, Dental care system, Dentistry, Disease processes, Disease states, Dolan, Functional status, General dentists, Geriatric, Geriatric medicine, Health assessment index, Health care, Health effects, Health outcome, Health outcomes, Health services research, Health status, Healthy people, Hlth, Initial testing, Life course, Little research, Many years, Minimum number, Much reduction, Occluding pairs, Older adults, Older patients, Older people, Older persons, Older population, Older populations, Oral function, Oral health, Oral health care, Oral health outcomes, Oral health problems, Oral health status, Oral health status index, Oral problems, Outcome measures, Outcomes assessment, Patient outcomes, Periodontal disease, Population level, Publ hlth dent, Publ hlth dent grembowski, Researcher, Restorative treatment decisions, Root caries, Spec care dent, Special care, Therapeutic interventions, Treatment decisions, Treatment effectiveness, Treatment outcomes, Variable access, World health organization, Younger adults.
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- Appropriate outcomes, Basic questions, Clinical findings, Clinical measures, Cohort effects, Dent, Dent educ, Dental, Dental arch, Dental arch length, Dental care, Dental care process, Dental care system, Dentistry, Disease processes, Disease states, Dolan, Functional status, General dentists, Geriatric, Geriatric medicine, Health assessment index, Health care, Health effects, Health outcome, Health outcomes, Health services research, Health status, Healthy people, Hlth, Initial testing, Life course, Little research, Many years, Minimum number, Much reduction, Occluding pairs, Older adults, Older patients, Older people, Older persons, Older population, Older populations, Oral function, Oral health, Oral health care, Oral health outcomes, Oral health problems, Oral health status, Oral health status index, Oral problems, Outcome measures, Outcomes assessment, Patient outcomes, Periodontal disease, Population level, Publ hlth dent, Publ hlth dent grembowski, Researcher, Restorative treatment decisions, Root caries, Spec care dent, Special care, Therapeutic interventions, Treatment decisions, Treatment effectiveness, Treatment outcomes, Variable access, World health organization, Younger adults.
Abstract
Outcome measures are necessary for assessment of the appropriateness, quality, necessity for, and effectiveness of oral health care. With the growing number of older adults in the United States, it is appropriate to reflect on the unique characteristics of this segment of our society and how these characteristics may influence the identification of appropriate outcome measures. Older people often demonstrate multiple acute or chronic oral diseases with interrelated symptoms and clinical findings. Older persons are more likely to take medications with potentially adverse oral health effects. Patients experience a variety of disease processes over many years and have variable access to and experiences with the dental care system. These characteristics make the selection and interpretation of outcomes complex. Limitations of existing measures and considerations for the development of new outcomes measures specifically for older populations are reviewed.
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