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Keywords in the definition of POH
prevent/control dental disease
promoting dental health
community over individual
education of public
research
What is public health equivalent to individual clinical practice on following terms:

examination
diagnosis
treatment planning
informed consent
appropriate mix of care, cure and prevention
payment
evaluation
assessment of need
analysis of data
programme planning
ethics and planning approval
programme implmentation
types of finance
appraisal and review
What are the two areas of public health that are most relevant to the practice of clinical dentistry?
epidemiology of oral disease (disease trends)
Preventin and oral health promotion
What are the two criteria for a public health problem?
widespread actual or potential cause of morbidity or mortality

perception on the part of the public, govenment or public health authorities that the condition is a public health problem
What are the current issues in POH?
access to care
inequalities in oral health
targeted or pupulation based preventive strategies
water fluoridation
What are the periods of phases in the evolution of public health?
Phase1 1840 to 1880
Phase2 1880 to 1930
Phase3 1930 to 1974
Phase4 1974 to current
Phase 1 is chracterised by...
industralization and rapid urbanisation leading to desperate living conditions for the poor

John Snow's Cholera study (1875)
Phase 2 is characterised by...
Intro to population prevention due to advances in bacteriology, vaccines, personal hygiene, penicillin

disappearance of major infectious disease
Phase 3 is characterised by...
medical facilities shifting focus to hospitals, less emphasis on public health
Biomedical Model of Health developed

Therapeutic phase
Phase 4 is characterised by...
New Public Health phase

Awareness of limitations to biomedical model of health
Shift towards public health approaches
What kind of health care system has UK developed?
NHS 1948 which is based on biomedical model and it is a failure
What kind of health system has US adopted in terms of oral health?
Based on free market. First country to employ dentists in public health sector 1919