Correlação entre indicadores de desenvolvimento municipal e de saúde bucal em uma mesorregião metropolitana do Brasil

Gonçalves, Rodrigo Noll; Gonçalves, Jéssica Rodrigues da Silva Noll; Silva, Ruann Oswaldo Carvalho da; Ditterich, Rafael Gomes; Bueno, Roberto

doi:10.1590/1414-462x202331010226

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“…17 The first dental appointment is an indicator of oral health and allows us to check access to sequential treatment. 18 However, it does not appear in the ranking of the most performed in the last 10 years in the municipality. This indicates that new users are not being attracted.…”

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“…These actions are usually carried out with pre-school children to reduce the risk of cavities and tooth loss due to lack of care in childhood. 18 These procedures are indicators of oral health. Indicators make it possible to observe the characteristics of individuals and serve to guide policies, as well as enabling governmental and/or institutional measures and, therefore, the planning of measures and actions.…”

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The access carried out in oral health services post-COVID-19 pandemic: a temporal analysis of the SIA-SUS in Jaboatão dos Guararapes

Araujo,

Rodrigues,

Oliveira

2024

Int J Community Med Public Health

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Background: Aim of the study was to evaluate the access provided, represented by the use of dental services, by users of the unified health system (SUS), in Jaboatão dos Guararapes (PE), during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: Time series analysis of data on dental activities and procedures carried out by dentists registered in the SUS ambulatory information system (SIA-SUS), between January and December, from 2013 to 2022, as a way of characterizing the access carried out, a characteristic of use of services. Results: The data reveal that there was a reduction in the supply of dental care in all categories during the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in the first two years: 2020 and 2021. Conclusions: The data analyzed corroborate the perception that the restrictions imposed on care dental services offered by the unified health system had a negative impact on health services in the municipality of Jaboatão dos Guararapes (PE).

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The access carried out in oral health services post-COVID-19 pandemic: a temporal analysis of the SIA-SUS in Jaboatão dos Guararapes

Araujo,

Rodrigues,

Oliveira

2024

Int J Community Med Public Health

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“…Although some developed contexts provide greater rst dental appointment coverage and access to oral health care to the population [2], overall, inequality between oral health care supply and demand at Primary Health Care (PHC) scope persists [3].…”

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Standardization of Dental Vulnerability Scale Scores (EVO-BR)

Oliveira,

Belotti,

Eshriqui

et al. 2024

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Background: Dental Vulnerability Scale (also known as EVO-BR) is an instrument developed to help identifying oral health-vulnerable individuals. This scale comprises 15 items distributed into 4 dimensions. It is the first instrument with the potential to guide clinical and managerial decisions in the oral health field. The aim is to validate a score to enable using EVO-BR in PCC practice. Method: The investigated sample included Primary Care Center users in five Brazilian regions. Data were collected at two different stages: in 2019 (São Paulo) and in 2022 (Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Roraima, Pernambuco e Paraná). Exploratory descriptive study of this scale scores was carried out to create classification ranges. Subsequently, discriminant analysis was performed to assess the accuracy of the established classification. Boosting regression was carried out to check items’ weight for the instrument score. Results: EVO-BR score ranged from 0 (highest vulnerability) to 15 (lowest vulnerability). Four (4) classification configurations were tested. Score equal to 12 points was the one presenting the best classification of the assessed individuals (100% were correctly classified). Boosting regression has evidenced that items 1 and 2 (Overall health domain) and 14 and 15 (Health Services domain) had the strongest influence on this instrument’s score. Conclusion: The process to standardize the EVO-BR score and, consequently, to develop assessment ranges, is an important step in the fight against health inequalities, since it provides a tool to help planning actions and interventions aimed at meeting specific needs of the population in the Primary Care Health context.

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“…Social, economic, cultural and demographic disparities highlight the solid link between these conditions and oral health. Although some developed contexts provide greater first dental appointment coverage and access to oral health care to the population [ 2 ], overall, inequality between oral health care supply and demand at Primary Health Care (PHC) scope persists [ 3 ].…”

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Standardization of Dental Vulnerability Scale scores (EVO-BR)

de Oliveira,

Belotti,

Eshriqui

et al. 2024

BMC Oral Health

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Background Dental Vulnerability Scale (EVO-BR) is an instrument developed to help identifying oral health-vulnerable individuals. This scale comprises 15 items distributed into 4 dimensions. It is the first instrument with the potential to guide clinical and managerial decisions in the oral health field. The aim is to validate a score to enable using EVO-BR in Primary Health Care (PHC). Method The investigated sample included PHC users in five Brazilian regions. Data were collected at two different stages: in 2019 (São Paulo) and in 2022 (Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Roraima, Pernambuco e Paraná). Exploratory descriptive study of this scale scores was carried out to create classification ranges. Subsequently, discriminant analysis was performed to assess the accuracy of the established classification. Boosting regression was carried out to check items’ weight for the instrument score. Results EVO-BR score ranged from 0 (highest vulnerability) to 15 (lowest vulnerability). Four (4) classification configurations were tested. Score equal to 12 points was the one presenting the best classification of the assessed individuals (100% were correctly classified). Boosting regression has evidenced that items 1 and 2 (Overall health domain) and 14 and 15 (Health Services domain) had the strongest influence on this instrument’s score. Conclusion The process to standardize the EVO-BR score and, consequently, to develop assessment ranges, is an important step in the fight against health inequalities, since it provides a tool to help planning actions and interventions aimed at meeting specific needs of the population in the Primary Health Care context.

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Correlação entre indicadores de desenvolvimento municipal e de saúde bucal em uma mesorregião metropolitana do Brasil

Cited by 4 publications

References 32 publications

The access carried out in oral health services post-COVID-19 pandemic: a temporal analysis of the SIA-SUS in Jaboatão dos Guararapes

The access carried out in oral health services post-COVID-19 pandemic: a temporal analysis of the SIA-SUS in Jaboatão dos Guararapes

Standardization of Dental Vulnerability Scale Scores (EVO-BR)

Standardization of Dental Vulnerability Scale scores (EVO-BR)

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