在美国的牙卫生计划中利用矩形配合
Robin Gatlin1, Justine Ponce1, Elizabeth Wagner2
1Assistant professor, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, USA.
概括
在大多数牙科卫生课程中,矩形结合法被教授,但由于对重复检查的担忧,很少在临床上使用. 增加临床实践可以改善患者的辐射剂量减少.
科学领域:
- 牙科放射学 牙科放射学
- 牙卫生教育 牙卫生教育
背景情况:
- 矩形对接减少了患者的有效剂量,并提高了牙放射图像的质量.
- 牙卫生计划对于教育未来的牙科专业人员关于辐射安全技术至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 评价牙卫生放射学课程 (教学和实验室) 中矩形聚合的教学程度.
- 评估矩形结合在牙卫生和患者护理中的临床应用.
- 识别阻碍在牙卫生计划中使用矩形对接的障碍.
主要方法:
- 在美国,向311名认可的入门级牙卫生项目主管分发了一项描述性调查.
- 描述性统计数据,包括频率分布和百分比,用于分析调查数据.
- 在收集数据之前获得了伦理审批.
主要成果:
- 在71个参与计划中,实现了23%的响应率.
- 在96%的课程中,矩形聚合被教学地教授,但只有41%的课程将其纳入实验室课程.
- 只有25%的项目在患者护理过程中使用矩形合并,而55%的受访者认为"担心形切割的增加,导致重试"是主要障碍.
结论:
- 尽管用于剂量降低的矩形聚合法在教学上得到广泛的应用,但临床经验有限阻碍了其采用.
- 解决关于重复拍摄的担忧和增加矩形合并的临床应用,可以促进毕业生继续使用它.
- 在牙卫生计划中加强矩形配合的临床实践对于患者的益处至关重要.
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