Oral health workforce planning Part 1: data available in a sample of FDI member countries
Identifieur interne : 006872 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 006871; suivant : 006873Oral health workforce planning Part 1: data available in a sample of FDI member countries
Auteurs : Nermin Yamalik ; Eduardo Ensaldo-Carrasco ; Denis BourgeoisSource :
- International Dental Journal [ 0020-6539 ] ; 2013-12.
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- Available degree, Basic elements, Burkina faso, Cohcd, Costa rica, Coverage domain, Critical elements, Daily tooth, Data sources, Dent, Dent educ, Dental associations, Dental caries, Dental health aide therapist, Dental hygiene practitioner, Dental workforce planning, Dentistry, Economic development, Egohid phase, Federation data, Future workforce, Health coordinator, Health equality, Health policy, Health professionals, Health systems, Higher data, Higher variability, Human resources, Ideal workforce planning system, Important lack, Indicator, Indicator availability, Limited sample size, Member countries, Mexico city, National sources, Ohed, Oheld, Oral health, Oral health care, Oral health indicators, Oral health professionals, Oral health status, Oral health workforce planning, Oral health workforce task team, Participant countries, Positive impact, Primary source, Protective sealants, Regional sources, Reliable methodologies, Survey study, Systems research, Uoride toothpaste, Utmost importance, Various systems, Workforce, Workforce planning, World health organization.
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- Available degree, Basic elements, Burkina faso, Cohcd, Costa rica, Coverage domain, Critical elements, Daily tooth, Data sources, Dent, Dent educ, Dental associations, Dental caries, Dental health aide therapist, Dental hygiene practitioner, Dental workforce planning, Dentistry, Economic development, Egohid phase, Federation data, Future workforce, Health coordinator, Health equality, Health policy, Health professionals, Health systems, Higher data, Higher variability, Human resources, Ideal workforce planning system, Important lack, Indicator, Indicator availability, Limited sample size, Member countries, Mexico city, National sources, Ohed, Oheld, Oral health, Oral health care, Oral health indicators, Oral health professionals, Oral health status, Oral health workforce planning, Oral health workforce task team, Participant countries, Positive impact, Primary source, Protective sealants, Regional sources, Reliable methodologies, Survey study, Systems research, Uoride toothpaste, Utmost importance, Various systems, Workforce, Workforce planning, World health organization.
Abstract
Workforce planning is a resource to measure and compare current versus future workforce. Organised dentistry needs to focus on the benefits and the determinants and various systems of workforce planning together with the challenges, new trends and threats. The aim of the study was to identify data sources from countries relating to a selection of oral health indicators in a sample of FDI member countries. The potential for differences between developed and developing countries was also examined.
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Background & aim
<p>Workforce planning is a resource to measure and compare current versus future workforce. Organised dentistry needs to focus on the benefits and the determinants and various systems of workforce planning together with the challenges, new trends and threats. The aim of the study was to identify data sources from countries relating to a selection of oral health indicators in a sample of <hi rend="fc">FDI</hi> member countries. The potential for differences between developed and developing countries was also examined.</p>
Methods
<p>A cross‐sectional survey study was carried out among <hi rend="fc">FDI</hi> member countries classified in developed and developing countries between October 2011 and January/February 2012. A questionnaire was developed addressing the availability of 40 selected indicators distributed in four domains. Mann–Whitney <hi rend="italic">U</hi>‐tests to identify differences between developed and developing countries and chi‐square tests for the degree of information regularly available were carried out.</p>
Results
<p>There is an important lack of information about indicators relevant to oral health between <hi rend="fc">FDI</hi> participating countries regardless of their level of economic development. Although not significant, the availability of indicators for developing countries showed higher variability and minimum values of zero for all domains. Surveys were the source of information more frequently reported.</p>
Discussion
<p>Standardised and reliable methodologies are needed to gather information for successful workforce planning. 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Organised dentistry needs to focus on the benefits and the determinants and various systems of workforce planning together with the challenges, new trends and threats. The aim of the study was to identify data sources from countries relating to a selection of oral health indicators in a sample of <fc>FDI</fc> member countries. The potential for differences between developed and developing countries was also examined.</p></section><section xml:id="idj12084-sec-0002"><title type="main">Methods</title><p>A cross‐sectional survey study was carried out among <fc>FDI</fc> member countries classified in developed and developing countries between October 2011 and January/February 2012. A questionnaire was developed addressing the availability of 40 selected indicators distributed in four domains. Mann–Whitney <i>U</i>‐tests to identify differences between developed and developing countries and chi‐square tests for the degree of information regularly available were carried out.</p></section><section xml:id="idj12084-sec-0003"><title type="main">Results</title><p>There is an important lack of information about indicators relevant to oral health between <fc>FDI</fc> participating countries regardless of their level of economic development. Although not significant, the availability of indicators for developing countries showed higher variability and minimum values of zero for all domains. Surveys were the source of information more frequently reported.</p></section><section xml:id="idj12084-sec-0004"><title type="main">Discussion</title><p>Standardised and reliable methodologies are needed to gather information for successful workforce planning. 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