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hepatitis resulting in fatal outcome were detected in patients taking rifampicin, ethambutol, isoniazid and pyrazinamide. Anaphylactic shock was observed in patients with injected streptomycin. Skin and appendages disorders was the most common adverse effects reported. The result can be predictor of TB surveillance system to develop plan for TB patients surveillance. Objectives The aim of this study was to evaluate the pattern of changes in the number of oral-health-related-quality of life (OHRQoL) impacts and investigate its relationship with selfreported oral health measurements in a sample of communitydwelling elderly from São Paulo-Brazil. Methods The sample consisted of 747, 65 and older people, enrolled in the Health, Well-being and Ageing cohort-study. OHRQoL negative-impacts were measured using the General Oral Health Index-GOHAI and calculated as the number of items reported as "always" or "often." Self-reported oral health measurements included: number of teeth lost and use of prosthesis. Changes scores were calculated by subtracting the number of impacts at baseline from the impacts at follow-up. A positive change score indicates an increment in the number of impacts, a negative score indicates a decrement and a change score of zero represents no change. Multinomial logistic regression analysis was used, estimating values for OR and a 95% CI. A design effect correction was made using the Stata survey command to analyse data coming from complex samples. Results Most people had no change in the number of impacts and 21.80% had a decrement. Increment was related with tooth loss $16 (OR 1.74), use of dental prosthesis (OR 0.54), schooling #3 years (OR 1.65) and age (OR 1.03). Decrement was associated with tooth loss $16 (OR 2.61), use of dental prosthesis (OR 0.52). Conclusion Changes in OHRQoL impacts were significantly related with the number of teeth lost and use of prosthesis even after controlling for socioeconomic factors. Intoduction 1 year after the earthquake in L'Aquila, all Abruzzo Local Health Units (LHU) with the University of L'Aquila, the Italian institute for health and the support of the Ministry of health, carried out a survey on midterm consequences of the earthquake on health. The analysis, based on the behavioural risk factors surveillance system PASSI, was aimed at assessing the prevalence of symptoms of depression and anxiety in adults, at monitoring health related behaviour and the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) with the objective to establish a knowledge base for better informed public health decisions. SP3-53 CHANGES IN THE NUMBER OF ORAL HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IMPACTS IN ELDERLY PEOPLEdoi SP3-54Methods From June to October 2010, 958 people living in earthquake area were interviewed by phone (response rate 95%), using the properly modified PASSI questionnaire. Results 92% of interviewees were in the earthquake area at time of event; 5% were injured; 10% knew an injured person, 40% knew a person killed by the earthquake among their relatives or friends...