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4. Practices, Attitudes, and Confidence of Nurses in the Performance of Oral Health Checkups for Elderly Patients in a Japanese Hospital.

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Satoru Haresaku, Hisae Aoki, Michiko Makino, Mayumi Monji, Akino Kansui, Keiko Kubota, Madoka Kuroki, Toru Naito, Haresaku, Satoru, Aoki, Hisae, Makino, Michiko, Monji, Mayumi, Kansui, Akino, Kubota, Keiko, Kuroki, Madoka, and Naito, Toru

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NURSE training, OLDER patients, HOSPITAL patients, BATHS, SALIVA, ORAL disease diagnosis, GERIATRIC assessment, ATTITUDE (Psychology), HEALTH attitudes, MEDICAL personnel, ORAL hygiene, NURSING, SELF-evaluation, CROSS-sectional method
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Purpose: To investigate the practices, attitudes, and confidence of nurses in the performance of oral health checkups in order to develop an educational oral health checkup training programme for nurses.Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional questionnaire survey was distributed to nurses (n = 184) who worked in a hospital and an affiliated long-term care facility in Japan from September to October in 2016. The questionnaire survey investigated their practices, attitudes and confidence in the performance of oral health checkups for elderly patients who were in their care and the factors that were associated with the performance of oral health checkups.Results: A total of 143 (77.7%) nurses participated in this study. Almost half (51.7%) performed oral health checkups for elderly patients. More than 60% examined the lip, tongue and tongue coating, gingiva and oral mucosa, and oral cleanliness; however only 32.4% examined the present teeth and 8.1% examined the saliva. Approximately 90% of the nurses felt that all health professionals should perform oral health checkups for elderly patients who were in their care. Their confidence of the oral examination was statistically significantly associated with their performance of oral health checkups for elderly patients.Conclusions: This is the first survey to investigate the practices, attitudes, and confidence of nurses in the performance of oral health checkups. These findings will contribute to the development of a training programme for nurses who perform oral health checkups in elderly patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2018
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8. Biological and Chemical Assessment of DNA/Chitosan Complex Film

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Inoue, Yusuke, primary, Kawaguchi, Minoru, additional, Masui, Ichiro, additional, Horibe, Harumi, additional, Rikimaru, Tetsuya, additional, Kuroki, Madoka, additional, Katsumata, Yuri, additional, Mori, Nana, additional, Hayakawa, Tohru, additional, and Fukushima, Tadao, additional

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2014
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9. Practices, Attitudes, and Confidence of Nurses in the Performance of Oral Health Checkups for Elderly Patients in a Japanese Hospital.

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Haresaku S, Aoki H, Makino M, Monji M, Kansui A, Kubota K, Kuroki M, and Naito T

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Adult, Aged, Cross-Sectional Studies, Female, Humans, Japan, Male, Middle Aged, Self Report, Young Adult, Attitude of Health Personnel, Geriatric Assessment, Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice, Mouth Diseases diagnosis, Nursing Process, Oral Health
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Purpose: To investigate the practices, attitudes, and confidence of nurses in the performance of oral health checkups in order to develop an educational oral health checkup training programme for nurses., Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional questionnaire survey was distributed to nurses (n = 184) who worked in a hospital and an affiliated long-term care facility in Japan from September to October in 2016. The questionnaire survey investigated their practices, attitudes and confidence in the performance of oral health checkups for elderly patients who were in their care and the factors that were associated with the performance of oral health checkups., Results: A total of 143 (77.7%) nurses participated in this study. Almost half (51.7%) performed oral health checkups for elderly patients. More than 60% examined the lip, tongue and tongue coating, gingiva and oral mucosa, and oral cleanliness; however only 32.4% examined the present teeth and 8.1% examined the saliva. Approximately 90% of the nurses felt that all health professionals should perform oral health checkups for elderly patients who were in their care. Their confidence of the oral examination was statistically significantly associated with their performance of oral health checkups for elderly patients., Conclusions: This is the first survey to investigate the practices, attitudes, and confidence of nurses in the performance of oral health checkups. These findings will contribute to the development of a training programme for nurses who perform oral health checkups in elderly patients.

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2018
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