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Recent Advances in Behavioral Research in Geriatric Dentistry

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Recent Advances in Behavioral Research in Geriatric Dentistry

Auteurs : H. Asuman Kiyak

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Gerodontology [ 0734-0664 ] ; 1988-04.

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- American society, Annual meetings, Beck, Behavioral, Behavioral research, Better predictor, Care delivery systems, Care facilities, Community dentistry, Considerable evidence, Dental, Dental attitudes, Dental care, Dental education, Dental insurance, Dental management, Dental problems, Dental profession, Dental professionals, Dental services, Dental treatment, Dental treatment planning, Dental visits, Dentistry, Denture, Doherty segal, Elderly, Elderly patients, Elderly persons, Elderly population, Elderly residents, Elderly respondents, Emergency care, Emergency services, Ettinger, Experimental groups, Further evidence, Geriatric, Geriatric dentistry, Geriatric patient, Geriatric patients, Gerodontics, Gerontological society, Health care, Health care providers, Health care services, Health professionals, Health promotion, Health resources, Health sciences, Health services, Health status, Higher proportion, Home care, Hygiene, Important barrier, International journal, Iowa survey, Kiyak, Kiyak miller, Medical care, Natural teeth, Nidr survey, Nursing home, Nursing home administrators, Nursing home residents, Nursing homes, Ofthe, Older adults, Older learners, Older patient, Older patients, Older people, Older persons, Older population, Older respondents, Oral epidemiology, Oral health, Oral health behavior, Oral health behaviors, Oral health care, Oral health maintenance, Oral health promotion, Oral health status, Oral hygiene, Oral hygiene status, Other factors, Past year, Patient visits, Physician visits, Plaque, Plaque levels, Portnoy yellowitz, Predictor, Preventive behaviors, Preventive dentistry, Previous studies, Private practice, Professional care, Pure control condition, Recent advances, Research findings, Selfmonitoring group, Services administration, Significant differences, Significant improvements, Similar patterns, Social behavior, Social work, Special care, Stereotypic attitudes, Treatment decisions, Treatment plan, Treatment planning, Utilization, Utilization patterns, Wilson branch, Young people, Younger persons.
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Abstract

This paper examines recent studies in behavioral science and health services aspects of geriatric dentistry. With the increased focus on special needs of older patients, researchers have become concerned with psychological and sociocultural factors that influence older people's oral health status, behavior, and attitudes. Studies of dental service utilization patterns among subgroups of the elderly, including those in long‐term care settings, will be reviewed. Research on methods to improve oral health care behaviors will be discussed, with their implications for developing oral health promotion and service delivery programs. The special oral health needs of cognitively impaired and frail elderly will be reviewed. Studies of clinical decision‐making in geriatric dentistry have been conducted. These studies have revealed significant gaps in dental professionals' knowledge and attention to the special needs of older patients. This and other aspects of behavioral research suggest the need for better methods to disseminate research findings in geriatric dentistry to clinical practice in this field. The presentation will discuss ways of improving dissemination and transfer of research findings to the clinical management of aged patients.

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DOI: 10.1111/j.1741-2358.1988.tb00301.x

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