Development of the European Portuguese version of the oral health assessment tool: Content validity and reliability study in an elderly population

Cerveira, Filipa Ramos; Coelho, Maria Assunção Matos; Sá‐Couto, Pedro

doi:10.1111/scd.12724

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“… 2020 / German version of the Oral Health Assessment Tool German Linguistic-cultural validation of the oral health assessment tool (OHAT) for the Italian context 38 Finotto S, Bertolini G, Camellini R, Fantelli R, Formisano D, Macchioni MG, Mecugni D. 2020 / Italian version of the Oral Health Assessment Tool Italian Assessment of oral health in older adults by non-dental professional caregivers—development and validation of a photograph-supported oral health–related section for the interRAI suite of instruments 39 Krausch-Hofmann S, Tran TD, Janssens B, Declerck D, Lesaffre E, de Almeida Mello J, Declercq A, De Lepeleire J, Duyck J. 2021 / The optimized ohr-interRAI Belgium Development of the European Portuguese version of the oral health assessment tool: Content validity and reliability study in an elderly population 40 Cerveira FR, Matos MAC, Sa-Couto P. 2022 OHAT-EP European Portuguese version of the OHAT Portuguese Development of the Turkish version of the oral health assessment tool: Methodological study 41 Genç FZ, Cingil D, Hisar F. 2023 OHATE Oral Health Assessment Tool for the Elderly Turkish The Dutch version of the Oral Health Assessment Tool: Translation and inter-rater reliability among community nurses 42 van Noort HHJ, Harderwijk A, Everaars B, Akkermans R, van der Putten GJ, Waal GH. 2023 OHAT-NL The Dutch version of the Oral Health Assessment Tool Dutch …”

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Oral Health Assessment Tools for Elderly Adults: A Scoping Review

Yang,

Xiao,

Cui

et al. 2023

JMDH

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Purpose The aim of this study was to synthesize the Oral Health Assessment Tool for elderly adults and determine its psychosocial properties. Methods We conducted a scoping review. The Arkey and O’Malley methodology was employed to conduct scoping reviews involving the exploration of both national and international databases, as well as a manual search of the reference lists of the selected studies. We focused on oral health assessment tools for elderly adults (>60 years). The review report adhered to the standards outlined in the PRISMA-ScR guidelines. The study protocol was officially filed with the Open Science Framework. Results A total of 19 documents were included. The literature search included a time frame ranging from 1995 to 2023 and covered a diverse range of 13 countries. Of the 19 assessment tools examined, it was found that only the Oral Assessment Sheet had multidimensional characteristics, while the remaining tools were unidimensional in nature. The evaluation of oral health assessment tools was conducted across several contexts, including nursing homes, geriatric facilities, communities, and hospitals. A total of eleven studies underwent reliability testing, whereas two studies were alone validated for validity and did not undergo reliability testing. Additionally, seven studies were exclusively validated for reliability and did not undergo validity testing. Conclusion Multidimensional oral health assessment tools for elderly adults that integrate social and psychological aspects need to be developed and validated. It is necessary to develop oral health assessment tools based on hospitalized elderly patients to meet the oral and dental health needs of elderly patients.

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