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Zum Vorhandensein des Zahnmedizinischen Bonusheftes bei PflegebedürftigenBär, Christian 04 March 2013 (has links)
Ältere und auch pflegebedürftige Menschen werden den Alltag in den Zahnarztpraxen in den kommenden Jahren immer stärker prägen. Mit zunehmender Gebrechlichkeit der Betagten und Hochbetagten sollte sich die zahnmedizinische Behandlung in eine zahnmedizinische Betreuung wandeln. Auch bei einer, im Vergleich zu früher, später eintretenden Pflegebedürftigkeit sind in der Zukunft bei vielen Pflegebedürftigen die zweiten und dritten Zähne zu versorgen. Leider ist festzustellen, dass die zahnmedizinische Versorgung in Pflegeeinrichtungen noch nicht ausreichend standardisiert ist. Von den Pflegebedürftigen in Sachsen, Berlin und Nordrhein Westfalen besaßen nur 18,6 % stationär Pflegebedürftige und 41,2 % ambulant Pflegebedürftige ein zahnmedizinisches Bonusheft. Die Verteilung war regional sehr unterschiedlich. Anteilig besaßen die Pflegebedürftigen in Sachsen am häufigsten ein Bonusheft. Das Vorhandensein des Bonusheftes war weder von Alter oder Geschlecht abhängig. Der Verlust einer besseren Bonusregelung bei Zahnersatzleistungen wird dabei von den Pflegedienstleitungen und dem medizinischen Dienst völlig außer Acht gelassen, teilweise sind die Bonusregelungen auch nicht ausreichend bekannt. Die Organisation eines kontinuierlichen Konsildienstes könnte mit der Anforderung an das Führen eines zahnmedizinischen Bonusheftes verbessert werden. Hierzu müssen aber die Informationen zum Bonusheft gezielt an die Heimleitungen, die Heimaufsichten, die Heimräte, die Angehörigen und an den medizinischen Dienst herangetragen werden.
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Undergraduate Dental Education in Gerodontology in Germany between 2004 and 2019: A case for compulsory teaching?Nitschke, Siri, Hahnel, Sebastian, Sobotta, Bernhard A.J., Jockusch, Julia 04 January 2024 (has links)
Introduction: The study surveys the present state of undergraduate dental education
in gerodontology in Germany and highlights changes between 2004 and 2019.
Materials and Methods: In 2019, questionnaires were emailed to the department
heads of all German dental schools. Data were analysed descriptively and compared
to existing data from 2004, 2009 and 2014.
Results: Thirty-nine (86.7%) out of forty-five responding department heads stated to
teach aspects of gerodontology in traditional core subject lecture series. Overall, 15
(55.6%) out of 27 responding dental university schools are offering special education
in gerodontology (dedicated lecture series and/or practical training). A stronger focus
on non-dental topics has been observed over the years.
Discussion: The 15-year observation period in Germany shows that teaching gerodontology should be mandatory. There is a lack of specialists in gerodontology at
the dental schools, although specialisation has been possible for many years in the
German professional association. Students should be sure that, as in other subjects,
they are well trained for the very heterogeneous patient group of seniors. The financial and personnel prerequisites for the universities need to be established.
Conclusion: Inclusion of gerodontology in the national syllabus is a decisive factor
for the integration of the subject into undergraduate courses. The recommendations
of the European College of Gerodontology (2009) and of the German Association
of Gerodontology (DGAZ) regarding didactical and practical teaching should be implemented in the respective compulsory syllabus to prepare current undergraduate
dental students for the demographic challenges of tomorrow
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Estudo psicossocial das perdas dent?rias na terceira idadePiuvezam, Grasiela 19 October 2004 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2004-10-19 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior / The present study seeks to understand tooth loss by investigating the social representations in the daily life of elderly individuals, thus characterizing itself as a comparative and analytic research. It is known that tooth loss is a common occurrence in elderly individuals, interfering at the psychosocial and biological levels, through its functional, esthetical and social implications. The area of oral health in Brazil is lacking studies on this topic, especially with respect to the psychosocial aspects of the elderly. The Theory of Social Representations and the Central Nucleus Theory were selected for theoretical-methodological support. The Free Association of Words Test was used, whose inducing stimulus were the words tooth loss , in which each subject was asked to associate 3 words, to respond to a questionnaire related to socio-economic conditions and containing an investigation of tooth loss, access to odontological services and the need for dental treatment, and to undergo a focus group interview. The study sample consisted of 120 individuals 60 years of age or over, resident in Natal, RN, Brazil and participants of the Live Together to Live Better group of the Basic Health Unit of Felipe Camar?o Residential District and Unati (Open University of the Elderly); an interview was performed with 36 subjects. Data analysis was performed by Evoc 2000, SPSS/99, Graph Pad and Alceste softwares. The results demonstrate that the central nucleus of the social representations of tooth loss for the Live Together group emerged from the difficulty in eating categories, showing a relation between physiologic necessity, desire and pleasure from eating, not to mention the pain that resulted from justifying the tooth loss. Besides the central discourses, the following peripheral elements were gathered: difficulty in adapting to the prosthesis, treatment and difficulty in speaking. All of these categories, except the last, also comprised the class themes of the group interview. For the Unati group the central nucleus emerged from the socio-economic difficulties categories, demonstrating a narrow relation between poverty, access to health and education and esthetics, confirming in the discourse of common sense, the association between tooth loss and aging. At the margin of the central discourses was collected the peripheral element difficulty in adapting to the prosthesis, found both in the Live Together and Unati groups, which expresses the resistance of the subject to this new situation and the failure of the rehabilitation treatment in the sense of reviving the memory of their natural teeth. All of these categories also constitute the class themes of the of the group interview. Thus, through the study of the social representations, we can reveal a reality in the perspective of the social subjects, contemplating the multiple facets of the social-cultural reality experienced by these individuals / O presente estudo buscou compreender a tem?tica das perdas dent?rias, investigando as representa??es sociais no cotidiano de sujeitos da terceira idade e caracterizando-se como uma investiga??o comparativa e anal?tica. Como pressuposto, tem-se que as perdas dent?rias s?o achados comuns no cotidiano das pessoas idosas e interferem no ?mbito psicossocial e biol?gico, atrav?s de suas implica??es funcionais, est?ticas e sociais. A ?rea de sa?de bucal no Brasil carece de estudos sobre esse tema, sobretudo com um recorte psicossocial voltado para terceira idade. A Teoria das Representa??es Sociais e a Teoria do N?cleo Central foram escolhidas como suporte te?ricometodol?gico. Utilizou-se a Teste da Evoca??o Livre de Palavras cujo est?mulo indutor foram as palavras perdas dent?rias , em que para cada sujeito foi solicitada a evoca??o de 03 palavras, um question?rio para caracteriza??o s?cio-econ?mica contendo tamb?m uma investiga??o das quest?es relativas ?s perdas dent?rias, o acesso a servi?os odontol?gicos al?m da necessidade de tratamento odontol?gico e uma entrevista do tipo grupo focal. Os sujeitos dessa pesquisa foram 120 indiv?duos com idade igual ou superior ? sessenta anos, residentes em Natal, RN e participantes do Grupo Conviver para Melhor Viver da Unidade B?sica de Sa?de do Bairro de Felipe Camar?o e da Unati (Universidade Aberta da Terceira Idade), a entrevista foi realizada com 36 sujeitos. A an?lise dos dados foi realizada pelos softwares Evoc 2000, SPSS/99, Graph Pad Instat e pelo Alceste. Os resultados demonstraram que o n?cleo central das representa??es sociais das perdas dent?rias para o grupo Conviver emergiu a partir das categorias dificuldade de comer, observando uma rela??o entre necessidade fisiol?gica, desejo e prazer em alimentar-se. Al?m disso, a dor, que foi evocada no sentido de justificar as perdas dent?rias. ? margem dos discursos centrais foram apreendidos os elementos perif?ricos dificuldade de adapta??o ? pr?tese, tratamento e dificuldade de falar, todas essas categorias, com exce??o da ?ltima tamb?m constitu?ram os temas das classes na an?lise dos discursos. Para o grupo da Unati o n?cleo central emergiu a partir das categorias dificuldade s?cio-econ?mica demonstrando uma estreita rela??o entre a pobreza, o acesso ? sa?de e ? educa??o e est?tica, confirmando no discurso do senso comum a associa??o entre a perda dent?ria e o envelhecimento. ? margem dos discursos centrais foi apreendido o elemento perif?rico dificuldade de adapta??o ? pr?tese encontrado tanto no grupo Conviver quanto no grupo da Unati e que expressa a resist?ncia do sujeito a esta nova situa??o e o insucesso do tratamento reabilitador no sentido de resgatar a mem?ria dos dentes naturais. Todas essas categorias tamb?m constitu?ram os temas das classes na an?lise dos discursos. Assim, pudemos, atrav?s do estudo das representa??es sociais revelar uma realidade na perspectiva dos sujeitos sociais, contemplando as m?ltiplas facetas da realidade s?cio-cultural vivenciada pelos sujeitos
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Qualidade de vida relacionada à saúde bucal de usuários de prótese total e prótese parcial removível / Oral health related quality of life in incomplete and removable partial denture wearersMESKO, Mauro Elias 02 June 2012 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2012-06-02 / Longevity increase is not directly related to quality of life. In Dentistry, it became in evidence by the fact that almost twenty-five percent of the population between 65 and 74 year-old presents a completely edentulous arch. As the elderly have a higher probability of being affected by chronic oral problems they tend to demand complex treatments. The aim of this survey was to: (i) evaluate the relationship between the Oral Health Impact Profile (OHIP-EDENT) and Geriatric Oral Health Assessment Index (GOHAI) questionnaires to assess the oral health quality of life in denture wearers, (ii) evaluate the associated factors to impairment in the oral health quality of life in elderly wearing removable dentures using the OHIP- EDENT and GOHAI. Evaluation of the oral health quality of life in complete denture and removable partial denture wearers was performed according to the World Health Organization criteria. The survey consisted of applying GOHAI and OHIP-EDENT questionnaires and a clinical examination. Questions about socioeconomic conditions were applied aiming to determine which factors have an influence in oral health related quality of life. The hypotheses tested were (1) different questionnaires would provide similar results when assessing oral health quality of life in totally or partially edentulous patients wearing prosthesis; (2) age, socioeconomic profile, type and location of the prosthesis and their stability and retention would not be associated to the oral health quality of life. The results showed that the questionnaires are different tools when both the total and adjusted values were compared. The exception was for Kennedy Class I and II removable partial dentures wearers. Mandibular complete dentures caused a higher impact in individuals quality of life, except for the removable partial denture wearers. For the patients aged 60 years old or more the questionnaires showed themselves quite different. Among the subscales, the only statistically difference was found in functional limitation and the domains food catching was the one that showed difference in the removable partial denture wearers group. Using the same questionnaires the variables age, familiar income, type of prosthesis, stability and retention of the prosthesis were evaluated. Factors associated to the 14 impact in OHRQoL were familiar income, stability and retention of the prostheses. Therefore, OHIP-EDENT and GOHAI are different tools, especially when used with individuals older than 60 years old, poor denture quality was associated to the impact in quality of life while income had influence on the results / O aumento da longevidade nem sempre está associado diretamente a uma melhora na qualidade de vida. Na Odontologia isso é evidente uma vez que quase um quarto da população entre 65 e 74 anos tem um de seus maxilares totalmente desdentados, conforme o levantamento de Saúde Bucal de 2010. Os pacientes idosos têm uma maior probabilidade de apresentarem problemas bucais crônicos e potencial demanda de tratamentos complexos. Os objetivos deste estudo foram (i) avaliar se existe correlação entre os questionários Oral Health Impact Profile for Edentulous (OHIP-EDENT) e Geriatric Oral Health Assessment Index (GOHAI) para medir qualidade de vida relacionada à saúde bucal em uma população de usuários de próteses removíveis; (ii) avaliar os fatores associados a incapacidades na qualidade de vida relacionada a saúde bucal em uma população de usuários de próteses removíveis utilizando o OHIP-EDENT e o GOHAI. Pacientes usuários de próteses removíveis atendidos nas Clínicas da Faculdade de Odontologia da UFPel foram avaliados seguindo os critérios da Organização Mundial de Saúde onde foi realizado exame intrabucal. Foram aplicados os questionários GOHAI e OHIP-EDENT, além de questões sobre condições demográficas e socioeconômicas, visando determinar se algum fator influenciaria na qualidade de vida destes indivíduos. As hipóteses testadas foram as de que: (1) os questionários apontariam resultados semelhantes na mensuração da qualidade de vida relacionada à saúde bucal em pacientes usuários de próteses removíveis; (2) os fatores idade, condição socioeconômica, tipo de prótese e localização da prótese, bem como sua retenção e estabilidade não estariam associados a incapacidades na qualidade de vida relacionada à saúde bucal. Os resultados mostraram que o OHIP-EDENT e o GOHAI são ferramentas diferentes tanto quando se comparam os resultados brutos quanto os ajustados, exceto para as próteses parciais removíveis Classes I e II de Kennedy. As próteses totais mandibulares se mostraram causadoras de maior impacto sobre a qualidade de vida dos indivíduos, porém isto não ocorreu com as
12 parciais removíveis. Para o grupo de pacientes acima dos 60 anos o OHIP-EDENT e o GOHAI mostraram resultados bastante diferentes, parecendo ser o OHIP-EDENT mais sensível. Dentre as subescalas dos dois questionários, a única que mostrou diferença estatística foi a limitação funcional, sendo o domínio que mostrou diferença a retenção alimentar nos grupos de próteses parciais removíveis. Utilizando os mesmos questionários, quando se avaliaram as variáveis idade, renda familiar, tipo de prótese e retenção e estabilidade das próteses, os fatores associados ao impacto na qualidade de vida foram: renda familiar, estabilidade e retenção. Conclui-se que o OHIP-EDENT e o GOHAI são ferramentas diferentes, principalmente para uso em pacientes acima dos 60 anos e que a qualidade da prótese está associada ao impacto na qualidade de vida, além do fator renda ter influência sobre os resultados
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Altersbilder von deutschen Studierenden der ZahnmedizinClarenbach, Thanh Ha 23 June 2014 (has links)
In der Vergangenheit wurde gezeigt, dass Altersbilder von Zahnmedizinern auf deren Bereitschaft älteren Menschen zahnärztliche Dienstleistungen anzubieten Einfluss nehmen können. Das Ziel der vorliegenden Studie war die Beschreibung der Altersbilder von Zahnmedizin-Studierenden und deren Veränderung während der Teilnahme an einer prägraduellen gerostomatologischen Ausbildung. Ein Frage-bogen wurde an 160 (31 % männliche) Zahnmedizin-Studierende der Universität Leipzig im Alter von 19,2 – 30,5 (Mean 21,7; SD + 2,3) Jahren, jeweils vor Beginn (T1) und beim Abschluss (T2) des gerostomatologischen Kurses, ausgehändigt. Es wurde eine Definition vom Jung- und Altsein sowie von Hoffnungen und Befürch-tungen bezüglich des Alterns erbeten. Das „Semantic Aging Differential“ (SAD) wurde verwendet, um die studentischen Altersbilder in drei Kategorien zu messen. Die statistischen Auswertungen beinhalteten durchschnittliche geschlechtsspezi-fische Altersdefinitionen und Mittelwerte des SAD bei T1 und T2.
Das Alter wurde mit einem Beginn zwischen 56 und 64 Jahren definiert. Weibliche Studierende betrachteten bei T1 eine Frau bis zu 35,8 Jahre als jung, für männliche Studierende war eine Frau nur bis 33,5 Jahre jung. Männliche Studierende betrachteten Männer ab 60,1 Jahren und Frauen ab 55,7 Jahren als alt. Befürchtungen angesichts des Alterns bezogen sich hauptsächlich auf die Verschlechterung der Gesundheit und den Verlust naher Angehöriger. Hoffnungen auf Erholung, Ruhe und Gelassenheit waren vorrangig. Die SAD-Ergebnisse waren in allen drei Dimensionen nahezu neutral. Es traten geringfügige Veränderungen zwischen T1 und T2 auf. Schlussfolgernd waren die studentischen Altersbilder ausgewogen. Spezifische Barrieren zur Bereitstellung zahnmedizinischer Versorgung für ältere Menschen, ausgehend von negativen Einstellungen oder Ängsten seitens der Zahnmedizin-Studierenden, wurden nicht identifiziert.
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