Communication #3 Flashcards

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Individualism

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Where each person is responsible for their own life and situation

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Social responsibility

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Belief that society as a whole bears the burden for those who cannot care for themselves

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Roles and social responsibilities of a DH

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1) donate time
2) leadership roles
3)classroom presentations
4)continuing education
5)alternative practice settings
6) professional organizations

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Careers in DH public health

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-service provider/clinician
-health educator/ wellness promoter
-consultant/resource person
-consumer advocate/ change agent
- Researcher
-Administrator/ Manager

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Careers for DDS in public health

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  • Employed as public health administrator
    -Faculty in dept. of community oriented practice
    -researchers
    -specialty certification
  • Private practitioners
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Health

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State of complete physical, mental, and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

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Community

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Any group of individuals who share common charateristics and a structure that bonds them together

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Population health

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health outcomes of a group of individuals, including the distribution of such out comes within the group; goal is to improve health of the entire population and reduce health disparities among population groups

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Dental public health

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Science and art of preventing and controlling dental disease and promoting dental health through organized and community efforts

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Public health

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Effort to promote physical and mental health and prevent disease injury and disability;

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Dental Public health concerns

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-prolonging life
-disease prevention/control
-dental research
-public dental education
-Health promotion
-admistration of dental care programs for groups

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Public health board areas of concern of public health

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-lifestyle and behavior
-Environment
-human biology
-Organizations of health programs and systems

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Emphasis on disease prevention

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-Enhances is quality of life
-deters illness/outbreak
-cost effective

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What constitutes a public health problem?

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  • condition or situation that is a widespread actual or potential cause of morbidity or mortality
    -Existing perception that the condition is public health problem n part of thr public, government or public health authorities
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PH measures for prevention of dental caries

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-water fluoridation
-School water fluoridation
-dietary fluoride supplements
-fluoride mouth rinse
-sealant programs

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Periodontal disease

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Probability sampling

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Sampling from a population that you can identify and to which you have access to all memebers

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Simple random sample

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Each item or person in the population of interest has an equal and independent chance of being selected

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Stratified random sample

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Random sampling carried out in subgroups of a population to ensure that selections will be made from each level of the subgroup

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nonprobability sample

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Sampling when you can not identify or do not have access to the entire poulation of interest

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Cluster sample

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Drawing a simple random sample of small groups of the population and assessing each subject in the sampled cluster

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Quota sample

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Sampling items or people in the block of predetermined size

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Convenience sample

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Scheme which the subjects are selected, partly or entirely at the convenience of the reader her

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Descriptive statistics

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Characteristics of the data found within the sample of individuals in whom the study was conducted

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Inferential statistics

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Determine whether the results found in the sample may be a result of chance or assuming no other threats to validity, whether we can generalize our results to the general population of interest