The data at present indicates that ‘self-efficacy’, ‘intention’, ‘intention’, ‘social influences’, ‘coping planning’ and ‘action planning’ are potential psychosocial determinants of oral health behaviour.
The findings indicated that anxiety and depression were associated with poorer sexual health among patients with infertility, and support consideration of psychological and sexual health assessments as components of routine infertility care.
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OBJECTIVES
To update the evidence on the comparative effectiveness of self-applied dentifrices for the treatment of dentin hypersensitivity (DH) using systematic review and network meta-analysis methodology.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Randomized controlled trials evaluating self-applied dentifrices in adults with a diagno...
A. Gormley, T. Walsh, J. Twigg et al.· Periodontology 2000· 0 citations
Given the heterogeneity across studies in definitions and assessment time points, the pooled estimates should be interpreted with caution, and the overall level of compliance with OK lens wear among children and adolescents is considered moderate to high.
BACKGROUND
Fishermen face unique occupational hazards that may adversely affect oral health, yet this remains an understudied area. This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated oral health outcomes among fishermen and identified occupation-specific risk factors.
MATERIAL AND METHODS
A comprehensive search was c...
Rhea Vas, Shreya Sridharan, V. Santhosh et al.· International Maritime Healt...· 0 citations
BackgroundFrozen shoulder (FS), commonly known as adhesive capsulitis, is a disabling musculoskeletal condition frequently accompanied by psychological distress. This meta-analysis aimed to evaluate the association between FS and depression.MethodsFor this meta-analysis, a systematic literature search of EMBASE, PubMed...
Yi-Chuan Chan, Shu-Han Chuang, Tai-Yuan Chuang et al.· Journal of Back and Musculos...· 0 citations
PVSA compliance is influenced by both logistical, behavioral and knowledge-related barriers, and high-quality studies are needed to evaluate multimodal strategies targeting these barriers to improve compliance and optimize patient-centered care.
Happy Tahirih Kampire, S. Diabaté, Oscar Nduwimana et al.· Journal of Urology· 0 citations
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