Gerodontology · 2001
Recall of an oral health education programme by nursing personnel in special housing facilities for the elderly.
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Paulsson G, Söderfeldt B, Fridlund B, Nederfors T
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: To investigate the recall of oral health knowledge and confidence by nursing personnel in special housing facilities for the elderly, three years after an education programme.
DESIGN: A cross sectional design using a questionnaire.
SAMPLE: All nursing personnel, a total of 2,901 subjects, in five municipalities in south-western Sweden; of whom 950 had attended the programme. The response rate was 67% (1930 subjects).
INTERVENTION: An oral health education programme consisting of four one-hour lessons.
RESULTS: The oral health education programme still had an effect on the participants' attitudes towards oral health three years later. When comparing the trained group (OHEP+) which attended the programme with those who did not have training (OHEP-), the perceived ability, opportunity and the knowledge of oral health were significantly better in the former group, p < 0.01 Further, within the OHEP- group who did not attend the programme there was a significant difference in the perceived ability, opportunity and the knowledge of oral health between those with a higher level of health care education, p < 0.01.
CONCLUSIONS: The effect of an oral health education programme on the participants' attitudes towards oral health persists at least for three years. The data indicate that trainees with a low level of health care education benefit most.
DESIGN: A cross sectional design using a questionnaire.
SAMPLE: All nursing personnel, a total of 2,901 subjects, in five municipalities in south-western Sweden; of whom 950 had attended the programme. The response rate was 67% (1930 subjects).
INTERVENTION: An oral health education programme consisting of four one-hour lessons.
RESULTS: The oral health education programme still had an effect on the participants' attitudes towards oral health three years later. When comparing the trained group (OHEP+) which attended the programme with those who did not have training (OHEP-), the perceived ability, opportunity and the knowledge of oral health were significantly better in the former group, p < 0.01 Further, within the OHEP- group who did not attend the programme there was a significant difference in the perceived ability, opportunity and the knowledge of oral health between those with a higher level of health care education, p < 0.01.
CONCLUSIONS: The effect of an oral health education programme on the participants' attitudes towards oral health persists at least for three years. The data indicate that trainees with a low level of health care education benefit most.
Предметные рубрики MeSH
Attitude of Health PersonnelAttitude to HealthCaregiversClinical CompetenceCross-Sectional StudiesEducation, NursingFollow-Up StudiesHealth Education, DentalHomes for the AgedHumansMental RecallNursesNursing AssistantsNursing StaffOral HygieneSelf ConceptStatistics, NonparametricSurveys and QuestionnairesSweden