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大規模災害時の歯科保健医療体制をよりよくするための基礎調査として、大規模災害後の長期にわたる避難生活において生じる歯や口の健康の問題を抽出することを目的とし、地域包括的に調査を行った。
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社会医学研究｜東日本大震災後の居住環境による歯と口の健康への影響に関する調査報告 Study on oral health of Great East Japan Earthquake refugees [pdf]
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大規模災害時の歯科保健医療体制をよりよくするための基礎調査として、大規模災害後の長期にわたる避難生活において生じる歯や口の健康の問題を抽出することを目的とし、地域包括的に調査を行った。
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frequency | Once | scope | Page | email | language | Japanese| | translation | : Out of 3981 distributed, 1,488 were collected, and 1,208 were valid with the rate of 30.3%. Analyzed
by the area people have resided right after the disaster, every group showed about the same extent of
dental and oral symptoms. Distribution of tooth brushes were quite slow and people were not able to selfsupply
themselves, in shelters and relatives. While tooth brushes were not available, not too many rinsed
their mouth and frequency of brushing declined even after obtaining one. Also, dental/oral problems
were mainly resolved by dentists who visited shelters. However, that was not the case who stayed at
home or with relatives. 15 months after the disaster, most of who were at shelters or relatives moved
in to temporary housings. Comparing to the ones who stayed at home, they recognized higher rate in
brushing frequently, increased level of dental and oral condition, and also added knowledge of dental and
oral care. On the other hand, the same dental and oral symptoms existed in all groups, at the similar rate
as immediately after the disaster.
by the area people have resided right after the disaster, every group showed about the same extent of
dental and oral symptoms. Distribution of tooth brushes were quite slow and people were not able to selfsupply
themselves, in shelters and relatives. While tooth brushes were not available, not too many rinsed
their mouth and frequency of brushing declined even after obtaining one. Also, dental/oral problems
were mainly resolved by dentists who visited shelters. However, that was not the case who stayed at
home or with relatives. 15 months after the disaster, most of who were at shelters or relatives moved
in to temporary housings. Comparing to the ones who stayed at home, they recognized higher rate in
brushing frequently, increased level of dental and oral condition, and also added knowledge of dental and
oral care. On the other hand, the same dental and oral symptoms existed in all groups, at the similar rate
as immediately after the disaster.
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