Code B81301
dedicated for 5th year of study
Explanation
prof. MUDr. Zdeněk Broukal, CSc.
broukal [at] vus [dot] cz
Annotation
Importance of oral health data; methods of data collection; epidemiologic studies and statistical investigations; basic indicators of oral health and treatment need
Syllabus
- Introduction to oral epidemiology
- Importance of oral health data; methods of data collection; epidemiologic studies and statistical investigations; basic indicators of oral health and treatment need
- Indicators of caries experience and dental status
- Epidemiologic definition of dental caries; caries experience and dental status; DMFT/dmft, DMFS/dmfs, distribution of dental caries; Restorative index
- Indicators of periodontal status
- Quantification and demonstration indices; Indicators of gingivitis (GI, PMA, PBI and others);
- Indicators of dental plaque (OHI, Plaque index and others); Indicators of periodontal disease (PI, CAL, CPI, CPITN)
- Indicators of dental care
- Data sources; Indicators of dental check-ups; Indicators of the primary dental care
- Epidemiology of oral diseases in the Czech Republic and other EU countries
- WHO Global Oral Databank and other data sources; reference age categories;
- Programme ?Health 21? and goals in oral health by 2010; Epidemiologic data in oral health from CZ and other EU countries
- Psychometrics and sociometrics in oral epidemiology
- Questionnaires, interview; psychomteric and sociometric constructs; oral health beliefs, attitudes and behaviour; dental fear
Literature
- WHO Oral Health Surveys, 4th ed, WHO, Geneva 1997 – Global Goals for the Year 2020
- Periodontal Country Profile – Faculty of Dentistry Niigata University
- HiT Country Profiles; European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies
- presentations on – http://el.lf1.cuni.cz – Shared content – Výzkumný ústav stomatologický – Oral epidemiology basics


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