远程牙科和同一个健康:口腔和地球健康的可持续框架。

IF 1.8 Q3 DENTISTRY, ORAL SURGERY & MEDICINE
Frontiers in dental medicine Pub Date : 2025-07-16 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.3389/fdmed.2025.1631548
Arish Naresh, Zac Morse, Silvana Bettiol
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这一社区案例研究记录了将“同一个健康”方法纳入远程牙科倡议的情况,该倡议旨在提高新西兰Tairāwhiti地区儿童获得口腔保健的机会,该地区Māori儿童的蛀牙率明显高于non-Māori儿童。新西兰卫生部Tairāwhiti为0-2岁儿童建立了一个虚拟牙科诊所,通过移动电话和Zoom提供护理。该倡议纳入了Māori“whakawhanauatanga”的概念,以便在进行评估和提供预防性指导的同时建立关系。在2024年3月至12月期间,该服务提供了656次预约,其中114次是为农村地区的患者提供的,从而大大减少了旅行时间和相关的碳排放。该项目采用了以家庭为基础的登记方法,方便了原本可能留在口腔卫生系统之外的兄弟姐妹获得护理。这一模式涉及地球健康和“同一个健康”框架的多个层面,同时改善弱势群体获得临床服务的机会,加强预防教育,支持对Māori家庭的文化响应性护理,并通过减少旅行减少对环境的影响。研究结果表明,远程牙科在设计时遵循可持续性原则,可以有效解决口腔健康不平等问题,同时通过减少碳足迹为地球健康做出贡献。
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Teledentistry and one health: a sustainable framework for oral and planetary health.

This community case study documents the integration of One Health approaches in a teledentistry initiative designed to enhance oral health access for children in Tairāwhiti, New Zealand, a region where Māori children experience significantly higher rates of dental decay than non-Māori. Health New Zealand Tairāwhiti established a virtual dental clinic for children aged 0-2 years, providing care through mobile phones and Zoom. The initiative incorporated the Māori concept of "whakawhanauatanga" to build rapport while conducting assessments and delivering preventive guidance. Between March and December 2024, the service delivered 656 appointments, including 114 for patients in rural locations, resulting in a substantial reduction in travel time and associated carbon emissions. The program utilized a family-based enrollment approach that facilitated access for siblings who might otherwise have remained outside the oral health system into care. This model addresses multiple dimensions of planetary health and the One Health framework simultaneously improving clinical access for vulnerable populations, enhancing preventive education, supporting culturally responsive care for Māori families, and reducing environmental impacts through decreased travel. The findings demonstrate how teledentistry, when designed with sustainability principles, can effectively address oral health inequities while contributing to planetary health through reduced carbon footprint.

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