Challenges to achieve adequate oral health for older adults in low- and middle-income countries
Geriatrics Gerontology and Aging,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
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According
to
the
World
Health
Organization
(WHO),
almost
half
of
world's
population
(3.5
billion
people)
suffers
from
oral
disease,
and
its
burden
globally
is
about
1
higher
than
those
mental
disorders,
cardiovascular
diabetes
mellitus,
chronic
respiratory
diseases,
cancers
combined.
2iven
that
most
diseases
are
preventable
can
be
treated
in
their
early
stages,
4
health
affects
essential
abilities
(such
as
speaking,
smiling,
tasting,
swallowing,
well
conveying
a
range
emotions
through
facial
expressions),
implications
for
health,
well-being,
quality
life
clear,
particularly
oldest
old
living
low-and
middle-income
countries
(LMIC)
long-term
care
facilities
(LTCF).
3,5,6he
impact
poor
older
adults
reflects
profound
imbalances
among
countries,
mainly
attributable
differences
socioeconomic
conditions
availability
access
services.
2,7Utilization
dental
low,
especially
low-income
populations.
2,6Barriers
may
include
inability
perceive
need
visit
dentist,
fear,
anxiety,
past
negative
experiences,
lack
awareness
problems.Sometimes,
perceived
only
persons
with
natural
teeth,
while
edentulous
individuals
believe
they
no
longer
such
care.To
foster
promote
services
comprehensive
care,
it
understand
incurs
high
out-of--pocket
costs
families,
notably
LMIC,
which
not
usually
reimbursed
or
co-financed
by
government.The
impetus
prevent
disorders
has
recently
prompted
educational
efforts
(e.g.,
schools)
seeking
modify
practices
rooted
decades
neglect
self-care;
8
result,
did
have
prevention
education
care.
9he
delivery
largely
depends
on
highly
specialized
providers,
expensive
equipment,
technologies
integrated
into
primary
models.
4In
addition,
LMIC
deficient
information
surveillance
systems
low
priority
developing
research
policies
add
public
health.
4For
this
reason,
Language: Английский
Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment for Older People with diabetes mellitus – Considerations for geriatricians and diabetes nurse educators
Shyh Poh Teo
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Journal of The Indian Academy of Geriatrics,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
18(3), P. 137 - 141
Published: July 1, 2022
Older
people
are
complex
and
have
a
higher
absolute
risk
of
diabetes-related
complications
thus
should
be
target
group
for
diabetes
geriatric
nursing
intervention.
Patients
with
also
poor
knowledge
understanding
the
condition
self-management
skills.
Management
older
individualized.
Comprehensive
assessment
takes
into
account
medical,
psychosocial,
functional
considerations.
Many
presenting
complaints
multifactorial.
The
reliability
objectivity
history
considered.
Other
aspects
management
include
dentition,
nutritional
status,
swallowing,
medications,
physical
activity,
fall
prevention,
palliative
care,
support
services
as
well
pressure
injuries
in
dependent
people.
Finally,
current
COVID-19
pandemic,
approach
service
delivery
may
need
adjustments
to
take
infection
prevention
control
measures,
such
use
virtual
consultations.
Language: Английский
Older People with Diabetes Mellitus and Considerations for Diabetes Nurse Educators in Brunei
Published: March 29, 2022
Brunei
has
a
relatively
high
prevalence
rate
of
diabetes
and
cardiovascular
risk
factors.
It
also
been
shown
that
diabetic
patients
had
poor
knowledge
understanding
the
condition
self-management
skills.
Older
people
are
complex
have
higher
absolute
related
complications,
thus
should
be
target
group
for
DNE
intervention.
Management
older
with
individualized.
Comprehensive
geriatric
assessment
takes
into
account
medical,
psychosocial
functional
considerations.
Many
presenting
complaints
multifactorial.
The
reliability
objectivity
history
considered.
Other
aspects
management
include
dentition,
nutritional
status,
swallowing,
medications,
physical
activity,
fall
prevention,
palliative
care
support
services
as
well
pressure
injuries
in
dependent
people.
Finally,
current
COVID-19
pandemic,
approach
service
delivery
may
need
adjustments
to
take
infection
prevention
control
measures,
such
use
virtual
consultations.
Language: Английский