Predicting Utilization of Dental Services by the Aged
Identifieur interne : 004854 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 004853; suivant : 004855Predicting Utilization of Dental Services by the Aged
Auteurs : Joseph M. Holtzman ; Douglas B. Berkey ; Jonathan MannSource :
- Journal of Public Health Dentistry [ 0022-4006 ] ; 1990-03.
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- Accurate classification, Canonical, Canonical discriminant function coefficients, Canonicaldiscriminant function coefficients selfrate, Classification accuracy, Classification results, Classificationresults, Classificationresults group, Coefficient, Compdent, Complete dentures, Dent educ, Dental, Dental fear, Dental services, Dental services utilization, Dental servicesin, Dental stimulation index, Dental work, Dentate, Dentate status, Dentistry, Dentstim, Dentstim score, Denture, Discriminant, Discriminant analysis, Edentate, Edentate subjects, Educational level, Further evidence, Haveteth, Health dentistry, Health statistics, Hearing loss, High school, Important contribution, Independent variables, Lower need, Lower physresp scores, Lowest utilizers, Minor contributions, National center, National survey, Natural dentition, Natural teeth, Nonutilizers, Older adults, Older persons, Older subjects, Oral health, Oral health status, Oral symptoms, Other variables, Partial dentures, Physresp, Physresp score, Positive responses, Predictive value, Predictor, Predictor variables, Previous studies, Public health dentistry, Recent symptom experiences, Recent utilizers, Sample characteristics, Selfrate, Standard deviation range, Standardized canonical discriminant function coefficients, Symptom, Symptom experiences, Total number, Totneed, Totsymp, Useful predictors, Utilization, Utilization behavior, Utilizer.
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- Accurate classification, Canonical, Canonical discriminant function coefficients, Canonicaldiscriminant function coefficients selfrate, Classification accuracy, Classification results, Classificationresults, Classificationresults group, Coefficient, Compdent, Complete dentures, Dent educ, Dental, Dental fear, Dental services, Dental services utilization, Dental servicesin, Dental stimulation index, Dental work, Dentate, Dentate status, Dentistry, Dentstim, Dentstim score, Denture, Discriminant, Discriminant analysis, Edentate, Edentate subjects, Educational level, Further evidence, Haveteth, Health dentistry, Health statistics, Hearing loss, High school, Important contribution, Independent variables, Lower need, Lower physresp scores, Lowest utilizers, Minor contributions, National center, National survey, Natural dentition, Natural teeth, Nonutilizers, Older adults, Older persons, Older subjects, Oral health, Oral health status, Oral symptoms, Other variables, Partial dentures, Physresp, Physresp score, Positive responses, Predictive value, Predictor, Predictor variables, Previous studies, Public health dentistry, Recent symptom experiences, Recent utilizers, Sample characteristics, Selfrate, Standard deviation range, Standardized canonical discriminant function coefficients, Symptom, Symptom experiences, Total number, Totneed, Totsymp, Useful predictors, Utilization, Utilization behavior, Utilizer.
Abstract
This article reports the results of a study of factors that differentiate among utilizers and nonutilizers of dental services in old age. Two hundred community‐dwelling subjects aged 60–89 were surveyed regarding utilization of dental services, dentate status, current treatment needs, recent symptom experiences, and dental fear and anxiety. Discriminant analysis was used to differentiate among utilizers and nonutilizers. Dentate status, perceived need, and recent symptom experiences were the best predictors of utilization. The contribution to accurate classification made by two measures of dental fear and anxiety was marginal at best. When dentate status was removed as a predictor, the role of fear and anxiety became somewhat more important.
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