Tuti Ningseh Mohd‐Dom
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 7743887 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Tuti Ningseh Mohd‐Dom |
| PRENOMES | Tuti Ningseh |
| SOBRENOME | Mohd‐Dom |
| ASSINATURA | DOM T N M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | United Nations University-International Institute for Global Health |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0575-8382 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Is Siwak (Chewing Stick) an Effective Oral Hygiene Practice in Modern Society
Islamic religion emphasised siwak (chewing stick) use as tooth and mouth cleaning tool, but the practice that modelled towards the Prophet’s Muhammad, peace be upon him (PBUH) behaviour is unclear. A study was conducted via individual semi-structured interviews, aimed to explore and map various aspects of the siwak practice from the perspective of contemporary Muslim scholars. These experts concurred that current siwak users vary in their observa…
The Use of Digital Annotation Tools in Improving Online Public Health Literacy among Youths
Understanding public health materials is important to enhance public health literacy, as the lack of comprehension can have negative repercussions for individuals, society, and the healthcare system. It is essential for youths to grasp fundamental health information because it equips them with the knowledge and ability to address the intricate health needs and challenges of modern society. This study was conducted to assess the reading comprehens…
Malaysian dental deans’ consensus on impact of Covid-19 and recommendations for sustaining quality dental education
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected the training of dental students and the impact can be felt not just by the students, but patients seen at dental school operated clinics. We used the modified-Delphi method to investigate the response from deans of all Malaysian dental schools on the impact of COVID-19, and to solicit their views on policy recommendations to sustain quality dental education during and beyond the infectious disease …
Diabetes in the News
This paper describes a study to evaluate the readability scores of Malaysian newspaper articles meant to create awareness of diabetes among the public. In contrast to patient-specific sources of information, mass media may potentially reach healthy people, thus preventing them from becoming part of the diabetes statistics. Articles published within a selected corpus from the years 2013 to 2018 and related to awareness regarding diabetes were samp…
Estimating costs of periodontal treatment in public sector dental specialist clinics
Materials and methods Five periodontal specialist clinics in the Ministry of Health were randomly selected. A list of periodontal procedures was identified by an expert group. Procedures were classified as diagnostics, non-surgical periodontics and periodontal surgeries. Costing for each procedure was primarily activity-based to measure cost of dental equipment, consumables and labour cost (average treatment time). Expenditures for administration…
Quality-adjusted tooth years (Qaty) as an outcome measure of periodontal treatment
Background The use of quality-adjusted life years (QALY) as an outcome measure of economic evaluations is well-established in the literature. A measure of dental utility analogous to QALY, the quality-adjusted tooth years (QATY), had been initiated but only met with limited success, partly because of its inability to compare across a variety of dental interventions. This study aimed to develop a simple approach to estimate QATY by using an establ…
Patient-reported outcomes after one year of periodontal treatment at public specialist dental clinics in Peninsular Malaysia
Periodontal disease as an indicator of chronic non-communicable diseases
Background Periodontal disease has been recognised as a major global public health problem because of its prevalence, economic impact and health consequences. Nevertheless, its burden to the health care system is often largely neglected. Identification of non-communicable diseases which are associated with periodontal disease and understanding of the strengths of the proposed associations is important so that health care providers may identify co…
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Patient-reported outcomes after one year of periodontal treatment at public specialist dental clinics in Peninsular Malaysia
Periodontal disease as an indicator of chronic non-communicable diseases
Background Periodontal disease has been recognised as a major global public health problem because of its prevalence, economic impact and health consequences. Nevertheless, its burden to the health care system is often largely neglected. Identification of non-communicable diseases which are associated with periodontal disease and understanding of the strengths of the proposed associations is important so that health care providers may identify co…
Estimating costs of periodontal treatment in public sector dental specialist clinics
Materials and methods Five periodontal specialist clinics in the Ministry of Health were randomly selected. A list of periodontal procedures was identified by an expert group. Procedures were classified as diagnostics, non-surgical periodontics and periodontal surgeries. Costing for each procedure was primarily activity-based to measure cost of dental equipment, consumables and labour cost (average treatment time). Expenditures for administration…
Quality-adjusted tooth years (Qaty) as an outcome measure of periodontal treatment
Background The use of quality-adjusted life years (QALY) as an outcome measure of economic evaluations is well-established in the literature. A measure of dental utility analogous to QALY, the quality-adjusted tooth years (QATY), had been initiated but only met with limited success, partly because of its inability to compare across a variety of dental interventions. This study aimed to develop a simple approach to estimate QATY by using an establ…
Malaysian dental deans’ consensus on impact of Covid-19 and recommendations for sustaining quality dental education
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected the training of dental students and the impact can be felt not just by the students, but patients seen at dental school operated clinics. We used the modified-Delphi method to investigate the response from deans of all Malaysian dental schools on the impact of COVID-19, and to solicit their views on policy recommendations to sustain quality dental education during and beyond the infectious disease …
Diabetes in the News
This paper describes a study to evaluate the readability scores of Malaysian newspaper articles meant to create awareness of diabetes among the public. In contrast to patient-specific sources of information, mass media may potentially reach healthy people, thus preventing them from becoming part of the diabetes statistics. Articles published within a selected corpus from the years 2013 to 2018 and related to awareness regarding diabetes were samp…
Is Siwak (Chewing Stick) an Effective Oral Hygiene Practice in Modern Society
Islamic religion emphasised siwak (chewing stick) use as tooth and mouth cleaning tool, but the practice that modelled towards the Prophet’s Muhammad, peace be upon him (PBUH) behaviour is unclear. A study was conducted via individual semi-structured interviews, aimed to explore and map various aspects of the siwak practice from the perspective of contemporary Muslim scholars. These experts concurred that current siwak users vary in their observa…
The Use of Digital Annotation Tools in Improving Online Public Health Literacy among Youths
Understanding public health materials is important to enhance public health literacy, as the lack of comprehension can have negative repercussions for individuals, society, and the healthcare system. It is essential for youths to grasp fundamental health information because it equips them with the knowledge and ability to address the intricate health needs and challenges of modern society. This study was conducted to assess the reading comprehens…
Medicine (8 obras) · Public health (6 obras) · Dentistry (5 obras) · Nursing (5 obras) · Biostatistics (4 obras) · Dental Health and Care Utilization (4 obras) · Environmental health (4 obras) · Epidemiology (4 obras) · Health care (4 obras) · Family medicine (3 obras)