Interventions to Reduce Food and Nutrition Insecurity Among Dental Students
Journal of Dental Education,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 9, 2025
The
prevalence
of
food
insecurity
(FI)
on
university
campuses
is
increasing.
This
study
explored
the
and
nutrition
(NI)
among
dental
students
barriers
interventions
to
address
them.
A
cross-sectional
web-based
survey
was
conducted.
Validated
tools
were
used
assess
FI
NI.
Univariate
binary
logistic
regressions
a
multivariable
regression
model
identified
factors
independently
associated
with
FI.
response
rate
11.9%
(n
=
67).
mean
age
28.4
years;
67%
D1/D2
students;
53.7%
female,
15.2%
as
Hispanic,
50.7%
White.
Forty
percent
experienced
FI;
24.2%
had
low
security
(NS),
26.9%
reported
partial
or
full
responsibility
for
others'
living
expenses.
Twenty-four
married,
25.8%
pantry;
11.1%
unsuccessfully
applied
Supplemental
Nutrition
Assistance
Program
benefits.
In
adjusted
model,
NS,
nonmarried
status,
pantry
use
increased
likelihood
(odds
ratios
16.854,
10.182,
9.123,
respectively).
Common
potential
NI
explored.
in
this
sample
greater
than
national
average.
Those
who
unmarried,
significantly
more
likely
have
Proposed
include
student
services
enhancements
curriculum
modifications
wellness.
Further
research
necessary
larger
understand
contributing
students.
Language: Английский
Self-care among the Helping Professionals: A Systematic Literature Review
Malaysian Journal of Medicine and Health Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19(5), P. 247 - 256
Published: Sept. 11, 2023
Introduction:
Self-care
is
important
in
all
aspect
of
our
life.
Generally,
the
concept
self-care
not
a
new
term
that
attracted
scholars
to
conduct
relevant
studies.
Despite
number
research
on
specific
group
or
issues
practices,
comprehensive
from
types,
relation
and
factors
has
been
relatively
limited.
Hence,
this
review
synthesizes
available
exploring
among
helping
professionals.
Methods:
A
systematic
was
conducted
for
papers
published
year
2017-2021
included
qualitative,
quantitative,
mixed
methods
articles.
Meanwhile,
Reporting
Standards
Systematic
Evidence
Syntheses
(ROSES)
adopted
current
study.
Two
main
journal
databases,
Scopus,
Web
Science
additionally
Google
Scholar
PsycArticles
were
utilised.
Results:
The
search
yield
26
articles
can
be
analysed
systematically.
Outcome
identify
types
emphasized
by
professionals,
relation,
influence
self-care.
Conclusion:
Finding
latest
self-care,
highlights
benefits
Finally,
recommendations
discussed
at
end
research.
Language: Английский