PRECEDE-PROCEED model based questionnaire and saliva tests for oral health checkup in adult
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- Nomura Yoshiaki
- Department of Translational Research, Tsurumi University School of Dental Medicine
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- Matsuyama Tomoaki
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Fukai Kakuhiro
- Fukai Institute of Health Science
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- Okada Ayako
- Department of Translational Research, Tsurumi University School of Dental Medicine
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- Ida Mitsuo
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Yamauchi Noriaki
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Hanamura Hiroyuki
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Yabuki Yoshihide
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Watanabe Kazuhiko
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Sugawara Motoko
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Imanishi Yasuhiko
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Koizumi Norihiro
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Murano Yoshinori
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Nishiyama Atsushi
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Fukukawa Yoshiteru
- Kawasaki Dental Association
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- Otsuka Ryoko
- Department of Translational Research, Tsurumi University School of Dental Medicine
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- Hanada Nobuhiro
- Department of Translational Research, Tsurumi University School of Dental Medicine
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Description
<p>Screening is a fundamental strategy for early detection, treatment, and prevention of progression of oral disease and those at high risk for oral disease. While numerous screening tools exist, questionnaires, and saliva tests are often suitable for screening. The questionnaire based on the PRECEDE-PROCEED model was developed, validated, and elucidated on the structural interrelationship between these two methods. In the current investigation, 311 adults had this questionnaire and saliva testing administered simultaneously during an occupational health checkup. The questionnaire was validated by classical test theory, item response theory, and path analysis. Through structural equation modeling, it was found that self-care guidance may be an important role of the family dentist. In addition, self-awareness of oral symptoms was significantly related to saliva test results. However, self-administered questionnaires and saliva tests together may provide more information than either of them alone for the detection, treatment, and prevention of progression of oral disease. Thus, simultaneous application of self-administered questionnaires and saliva tests is recommended during oral health checkups for adults.</p>
Journal
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- Journal of Oral Science
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Journal of Oral Science 61 (4), 544-548, 2019
Nihon University School of Dentistry