1. Local PH Flashcards

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CLINICAL CARE
\_\_\_\_ Sets Goals 
Focus on \_\_\_\_
Maximize Care 
Mainstream Patients 
\_\_\_\_ Practice 
For Profit
POPULATION HEALTH
\_\_\_\_ Determined Goals 
Target Public at Large
Maximize \_\_\_\_ Care 
Safety Net for Vulnerable 
\_\_\_\_ Team Practice 
Salaried
• Public health
	○ Social perspective
• Greatest care for greatest amount of people
• Population health is a very different perspective
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dentist
individual
independent

socially
baseline
collaborative

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3 Phases Of Public Health

	• \_\_\_\_
		○ Make sure things get done
		○ Workforce
		○ Enforce laws
	• \_\_\_\_
		○ Always looking to monitor health
			§ Caries rates
			§ CDC, monitoring outbreaks
		○ Identify the problems
	• \_\_\_\_
		○ Mobilize community partnerships
• Maximize health from individual and \_\_\_\_ area
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assurance
assessment
policy development
population

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Social determinants of health

  • agriculture and food production
  • ____
  • work enviornment
  • ____
  • unemployment
  • ____
  • health care services
  • houses

Spans ____, Suburban, Rural, Local and Global
Addresses All ____, Genders & Socio-Economic Factors

• Socio-economic, cultural and environment conditions that are just as important as \_\_\_\_ components
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agriculture and food production
living and working conditions
water and sanitation

urban
races
biologic

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A profession in transition

• Where dentistry is going is an important \_\_\_\_
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health policy issue

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Dental expenditures

• In 2016 - $384
• Now starting to see \_\_\_\_ off
	○ Nice growth until 2007-08
	○ In 2007-08: recession - affected the way we provided care
• Now back to an \_\_\_\_ trend - economy is now improving
	○ Recovering enough to provide and get dental care
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leveling

upward

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Dental expenditures

• Purple is private insurance
	○ Is financed by \_\_\_\_ insurance a lot more than medical
		§ Has now been decreasing over time; \_\_\_\_% is now
• A lot of \_\_\_\_ as well for dentistry
	○ 40 vs 11%
	○ That's why it's \_\_\_\_ for a lot of patients
• Orange - CMS
	○ Only 12% vs 38% for medical
	○ Medicaid and medicare
		§ Medicaid is for low-income
		§ Medicare is for older individuals
	○ Mostly \_\_\_\_, very little \_\_\_\_ goes to older people for dentistry
• Advocating for more medicare in dentistry, and more medicaid - a lot of low-income and elderly are paying out of pocket bc they're not getting anything from their employer
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private
46
OOP
medicaid
medicare
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• Two ways to look at who visits dentist:
○ ____ expenditures
§ Money that’s spent at the dentist
§ ____ visit dentists the most
□ Dental care for children is a requirement in the ____; medicaid is very generous for the children
□ Employer health plan has to include dental if it’s including the ____ based on the ACA
□ Every bill to reform the ACA cut out dentistry for children
§ Medicaid - dental insurance is ____
□ ____ have the lowest
□ ____ (medicare doesn’t include dentistry) is increasing

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money
children
ACA
children

optional
adults
older adults

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• Children with private insurance visited dentist more than those with ____ and more than those that are ____
• Why would only 41% of children on medicaid visit the dentist?
○ ____ to care - inability to transport; some dentists don’t even take medicaid; no pediatric dentists in the area

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public
uninsured
barriers

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  • Adults (19-64)

* Only ____% with public insurance vist the dentist

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22

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  • Very little public insurance for the older

* A lot of adults maintain dental insurance through ____ based, or under medicare you can buy ____ programs

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employer

supplemental

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Dental Workforce Issues
Geographic \_\_\_\_ of Dentists 
Acceptance of \_\_\_\_ Trained Dentists
Trends to Expand Care by \_\_\_\_
International Dental Therapy Model
United States Versions: Alaska, Minnesota, Maine 
\_\_\_\_ Dental Hygiene
\_\_\_\_ dental auxilliary (EFDA)
 	• Bad distribution of dentists in PA
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distribution
foreign
non-physicians
public health
expanded function
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  • Cost as a barrier to receiving care

* A lot of non-finacnial barriers, not really ____!

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cost

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• Increase in use of the ER
○ Primarily ____ (21-34 y/o)
§ Doesn’t have insurance, while the older pop does
○ Will rarely get ____ (will get pain relief and antibiotics)

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younger

dental care

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• Another way of looking at who goes to the dentist
• When was your ____ dental visit?
○ 57% of men who are bt 18-64 said they visited dentist
○ 66% of women (18-64)
§ Generally, how many people visit the dentist? ____%; but the medical ____ do not match that
□ ____ plays a part
• Racial and ethnic disparities
○ Not seen as much for ____
○ Black: 55.9 (as opposed for 62.9 for white)
○ Older (black over 65): 42% (as opposed for 62.5 for white)

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last
66
expenditures
self-importance
children
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Improving Access to Care for Vulnerable and Underserved Populations, 2011

Topics include
• \_\_\_\_ in Access to Dental Care
• Expanding\_\_\_\_Workforce
• Expanding Oral Health Care \_\_\_\_
• \_\_\_\_ Dental Care
• Cultural \_\_\_\_ and Ethics
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disparities
dental
settings
financing
competency
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Utilization of Dental Services Financial + Non Financial Barriers

Most Frequent User
n  \_\_\_\_
n \_\_\_\_
n \_\_\_\_-educated
n Higher \_\_\_\_
n Some health problems 
n \_\_\_\_ benefits
Less Frequent User
n \_\_\_\_ and African American 
n \_\_\_\_
n Less \_\_\_\_
n Lower \_\_\_\_
n No \_\_\_\_ insurance
n Age \_\_\_\_

Dental anxiety and fears, transportation, comfort

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white
female
college
income
dental
hispanic
male
education
income
dental
19-34
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Universal Oral Health Care
Mathur
, et al JDR 2015

3 Arguments
____ of Dental Disease
____ Costs
____ as Ethical Mandate

* Everyone has some dental need
* High cost to people in society
* Want to make sure we can provide coverage for as many \_\_\_\_ as possible; but make sure those who aren't covered will have coverage
* Universal health care includes \_\_\_\_
* Right now, dentistry is a \_\_\_\_ rather than a right
* Need more people and more services being covered
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burden
personal & societal
beneficence
services
dentistry
privelage
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Profession of dentistry

  • unique ____ valuable to society
  • ____ & code of ethics
  • ____ learning
  • ____ & research organizations• Profession of dentistry
    ○ Self-regulation
    • Occupation or just a profession? These are key
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knowledge
self regulation
research and continued
service

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American Dental Association

____% membership of all dentists
Promotes oral health to public

Powerful ____
Protect profession
Support selected programs
(Research, Public Health)

Provides member ____
Dissemination of scientific info (EBD web site)

Develops ____
CODA, Seal of Approval for products

A

70
advocacy
benefits
professional standards

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Federal Health Agencies

Department of Health & Human Services

AHRQ, SAMSHA, CMS

CDC, HRSA, IHS

FDA, NIH, NIDCR

	• Dentistry works closely with these
	• \_\_\_\_ - fluoride control
	• \_\_\_\_ - funded with dental activities
	• IHS - provides dental care
	• Research
		○ \_\_\_\_
		○ NIH
		○ \_\_\_\_
	• AHRQ, SAMHSA, CMS
		○ All components of public health that provides \_\_\_\_
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CDC
HRSA
FDA
NIDCR
funding
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Protect Public Health And Safety
• Control of ____and Pathogens
• Address ____ Diseases and Conditions
• Provide Assessment and ____ Data
• Ensure Best Practices for ____ Living and Prevention
• Monitor ____ and Ensure Best Practices for
Clinical Care

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infectious diseases
non-infectious
surveillance
healthy
diseases
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HRSA: Health Resources and Services Administration

  • increase access to ____ (CHC, HPSA)
  • funding for study of ____ systems

NHSC: national health service corps

  • increase ____ workforce
  • loan ____
  • ____• HRSA gives out schollys and replayment
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care
oral health care
primary care
repayment
scholarship
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Indian health service

Principal ____ health care provider and health advocate for 1.8 million American Indian and Alaska Native people in 35 states
____ community prevention programs
Active ____ programs
AI/AN = ____

• Gives care to NA as a result of the treaties
A

federal
organized
clinical
US citizens

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Health Agencies in State Government

Department of Health
____ & Surveillance
____ Development
____ & Treatment Programs

* Each state is different
* Pennsylvania does not have a \_\_\_\_ that's under the state health department
* Ohio has \_\_\_\_ programs that are active
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epidemiology
policy
assurance
dental director
large
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Health Agencies in State Government

Professional Licensing through State Dental Board
____ the Health & Safety of Public
Set ____ for Dental Practice
Control ____ of Practice & Respond to ____
Issue and ____ Licenses

• Assure quality of dentistry which is protected by state board
• Set CE requirements to continue the quality of dentists
	○ Assuring quality is important public health
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protect
standards
quality
complaints
remove
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Health Agencies in State Government

Medicaid Office
Medicaid Dental Insurance Programs for ____ Children and Adults
____, S-CHIP, Adult ____

Department of Education Policies
____ School Dental Examinations
Dental Treatment Programs
School ____

* Variation can result in inequality to care
* \_\_\_\_ has state wide mandated fluoride supplies
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low-income
EPSDT
basic

mandatory
fluoridation

kentucky

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Health Agencies in Local Government

City Health Department
____ Policies

Government/NGO Health Clinics
____: Federally Qualified Health Clinics
____ Health Centers

• Government health clinics are located at local areas
• Fluoridation is controlled by the \_\_\_\_ governemnt rather than state
	○ Kentucky has \_\_\_\_-wide mandated fluoridated
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fluoridation
FQHC
city community
local
state
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Global Public Health
World Health Organization

Oral Health Priority Action Areas
____, nutrition and oral health, ____, Tobacco
____ children, Elderly, HIV disease
Oral Health Services & Information Technology

Government/NGO Health Programs
____ South American Initiative
____ support initiative

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diet
fluoride
school
PAHO
fluoridation