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Perspetiva dos alunos de medicina dentária e as alterações provocadas pela Covid-19
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Objetivos: Avaliar a perspetiva dos estudantes de medicina dentária com introdução de novos materiais de proteção (EPIs), em geral e com base na nacionalidade. Avaliar as perspetivas dos estudantes de medicina dentária acerca das novas formas de desempenho clínico na consulta de medicina dentária.
Materiais e Métodos: Amostra do estudo foi constituída por 154 estudantes do 5º ano do curso Mestrado Integrado em Medicina Dentária. Foi aplicado um questionário com 11 perguntas, onde os dados sociodemográficos idade, sexo e nacionalidade foram registados. Para caracterizar a amostra foi realizada uma análise estatística aplicando o Teste do Qui-Quadrado/Teste Exato de Fisher, para as perguntas em que as respostas não se concentravam sobretudo numa das opções possíveis.
Resultados: Verificou-se na amostra que houve relevância estatística em duas das questões para o valor de significância (p≤0,05). Na pergunta relacionada com a adequação do EPI a esta nova fase de pandemia, relacionou-se com o grupo etário (p=0,026) e para a pergunta sobre o sentimento de proteção causado pelo EPI, em caso de contacto com paciente infetado, relacionaram-se os fatores sexo (p=0,043) e nacionalidade (p=0,039).
Conclusão: Existe uma influência entre os fatores sociodemográficos, idade, sexo e nacionalidade, e a perspetiva dos alunos de medicina dentária.
Objectives: Evaluate the perspective of dental students with the introduction of new protective materials (PPE), in general, and based on nationality. Evaluate the perspectives of dental students about new forms of clinical performance in dental appointments. Materials and Methods: A total of 154 dental students. A questionnaire was applied with 11 questions, where the sociodemographic data of age, sex, and nationality were registered. To characterize the sample, a statistical analysis was performed using the Chi-Square Test/Fisher's Exact Test, for the questions in which the answers were not mainly concentrated in one of the possible options. Results: It was found in the study that there was information in two of the questions for the significance value (p≤0.05). In the question related to the adequacy of the PPE to this new phase of the pandemic, it was related to the age group (p = 0.026) and for the question about the feeling of protection due to PPE, in case of contact with an infected patient, the factors gender (p = 0.043) and nationality (p = 0.039) were related. Conclusion: There is an influence between sociodemographic factors, age, sex, nationality, and the perspective of dental students.
Objectives: Evaluate the perspective of dental students with the introduction of new protective materials (PPE), in general, and based on nationality. Evaluate the perspectives of dental students about new forms of clinical performance in dental appointments. Materials and Methods: A total of 154 dental students. A questionnaire was applied with 11 questions, where the sociodemographic data of age, sex, and nationality were registered. To characterize the sample, a statistical analysis was performed using the Chi-Square Test/Fisher's Exact Test, for the questions in which the answers were not mainly concentrated in one of the possible options. Results: It was found in the study that there was information in two of the questions for the significance value (p≤0.05). In the question related to the adequacy of the PPE to this new phase of the pandemic, it was related to the age group (p = 0.026) and for the question about the feeling of protection due to PPE, in case of contact with an infected patient, the factors gender (p = 0.043) and nationality (p = 0.039) were related. Conclusion: There is an influence between sociodemographic factors, age, sex, nationality, and the perspective of dental students.
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Dissertação para obtenção do grau de Mestre no Instituto Universitário Egas Moniz
Keywords
COVID-19 EPI Pandemia Medicina dentária