Do the indonesians receive the dental care treatment they need? A secondary analysis on self-perceived dental care need.

ISRN dentistry Pub Date : 2012-01-01 Epub Date: 2012-07-19 DOI:10.5402/2012/769809
Diah Ayu Maharani
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Abstract

Increasing access for citizens to health services, including dental care, is one of the primary targets of the Indonesian Ministry of Health. To assess progress toward this goal, we sought to describe the magnitude of unmet needs for dental care among Indonesians. Secondary data of nationally representative surveys conducted from 2003 to 2007 were analysed to describe the associations between unmet needs for dental care in different demographic groups. In average, 2.28% of the Indonesian population reported perceiving need for dental care and 0.74% reported utilizing dental care. The average of unmet need was 72.04%. Logistic regression analysis indicated that respondents who lived in rural areas, who were uninsured, had higher odds ratios in reporting unmet dental care needs. Perceived need for and utilization of dental care among Indonesians was found to be low. Moreover, the unmet need for dental care is relatively high.

印尼人得到他们需要的牙齿护理治疗了吗?自我感知牙齿护理需求的二次分析。
增加公民获得保健服务的机会,包括牙科保健,是印度尼西亚卫生部的主要目标之一。为了评估实现这一目标的进展,我们试图描述印度尼西亚人未满足的牙科保健需求的程度。分析了2003年至2007年进行的全国代表性调查的次要数据,以描述不同人口群体未满足的牙科保健需求之间的关联。平均而言,2.28%的印度尼西亚人口报告认为需要牙科护理,0.74%的人报告使用牙科护理。未满足需求的平均比例为72.04%。Logistic回归分析表明,居住在农村地区、未参保的受访者报告未满足的牙科保健需求的比值比较高。发现印度尼西亚人对牙科保健的感知需求和利用很低。此外,未满足的牙科保健需求相对较高。
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