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Barriers affecting the oral health of people diagnosed with depression: A systematic review Cover

Barriers affecting the oral health of people diagnosed with depression: A systematic review

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|Oct 2020

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Flowchart of the course of the selection of documents in the systematic review of the literature on barriers affecting the oral health of the people diagnosed with depression, following the PRISMA.
Flowchart of the course of the selection of documents in the systematic review of the literature on barriers affecting the oral health of the people diagnosed with depression, following the PRISMA.

Selection of documents in a systematic review of the literature on barriers affecting oral health of people diagnosed with depression listed by reference, country, year of study, study design, age, number of participants, and observed barriers_

Module nameCountryYear of the studyStudy designAge of the observed populationNo. of depressed participantsMedical barriersPsychological barriersOther barriers
Delgado-Angulo et al. (26)Finland2015cross-sectional study30 years and older1.229level/severity of depression/consummation of sugar, number of tooth brushing, nonsmokers, number of regular check-ups

Jin Park et al. (27)Korea2014cross-sectional study19 years and older6.139level/severity of depressionself-perceived oral health/

Marques-Vida et al. (28)Portugal2006cross-sectional studyaverage age 21388level/severity of depressionanxiety/

Skośkiewicz- Malinowska et al. (29)Poland2018cross-sectional studyover 65 years500level/severity of depression/socio-demographic

Houtjes et al. (30)Netherlands2011cross-sectional study58 years and older99level/severity of depression, physical health, medicationself-perceived oral healthsocio-economic characteristics

McFarland et al. (31)US2010cross-sectional study19 years and older399level/severity of depressionself-efficacyoral health behaviour

Heaton et al. (32)US2013cross-sectional study21 years and older2.024//age, income, insurance

Teng et al. (33)Taiwan2016cross-sectional study18 years and older7.625//income, dental insurance

Okoro et al. (34)US2012cross-sectional study18 years and older19.397level/severity of depression//

Pohjola et al. (35)Finnish2011cross-sectional study30 years and older644/dental fearsocio-economic and socio-demographic

Persson et al. (36)Sweden2010cohort study18 years and older10/dental fear, low self-care/

DiMatteo et al. (37)-2000cohort study--/noncompliance/

Bernson et al. (38)Sweden2012case-control study18 years and older404/dental anxietysocio-demographic

Hugo et al. (39)Brazil2006cross-sectional study50 years and older230/lack of self- care, stressbad oral habits

Sasaki (40)Tokyo2005case-control studyaverage age 5036medicationlack of self-care/

Yamamoto et al. (41)Japan2017cohort study65 years and older872/self-esteem/

Anttila et al. (42)Finland2006cohort study31–32 years old1.920/self-perceived oral healtheducation, income, tooth brushing frequency

Hybels et al. (43)US2015cohort study65 years and older944level/severity of depressionself-perceived oral health/

Mago and Thyvalikakath (44)Canada2014cross-sectional study45 years and older2.162//age, marital status, education level, dental insurance, income

Adeniyi et al. (45)Nigeria2011cross-sectional studymean age of 39.2105//inadequate approach, income, sociodemographic

Shippee et al. (46)Minnesota2012cross-sectional study18 years and older475/self-perceived oral healthappointment problems, work/ family responsibilities, transportation, education

Nguyen et al. (47)US2018cross-sectional study18 years and older1.778general health status/without insurance

Malecki et al. (48)Wisconsin2015cross-sectional study21 years and older263level/severity of depression/insurance, oral habits

Wiener et al. (49)West Virginia2018cross-sectional study21 years and older2.374//socio-economic, socio-demographic, insurance, oral habits

Anttila et al. (50)Finland2001case-control study55 years780/self-perceived oral healthsmoking

Simon and Von Korff (51)US2006cross-sectional studyMean age of 50439medical comorbidity//
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/sjph-2020-0034 | Journal eISSN: 1854-2476 | Journal ISSN: 0351-0026
Language: English
Page range: 273 - 280
Submitted on: Dec 4, 2019
Accepted on: Sep 17, 2020
Published on: Oct 18, 2020
Published by: National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2020 Miloš Stepović, Dalibor Stajić, Zlata Rajković, Milena Maričić, Marija Sekulić, published by National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia
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