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Oral Health Assessment by Lay Personnel for Older Adults
Published on: February 2, 2020
Implementing an oral health program in a group prenatal practice
Joanne Stevens1, Hiroko Iida, Gail Ingersoll
1State University of New York at Brockport and Rochester Adolescent Maternity Program for Strong Health, NY, USA. jstevens@brockport.edu
Abstract:
The Rochester Adolescent Maternity Program (RAMP) has incorporated evidence-based oral health guidelines into its prenatal care. These guidelines focus on tracking oral health services, screening and triaging prenatal patients, and providing patient and staff with the education needed to decrease oral health risks to mother, fetus, and baby. The RAMP process serves as a model for promoting quality oral health practices in pregnant teenagers and their babies.
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