Co-designing a film showcasing the dental experiences of community returners (ex-offenders).

IF 3.1 Q1 DENTISTRY, ORAL SURGERY & MEDICINE Frontiers in oral health Pub Date : 2025-01-06 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI:10.3389/froh.2024.1391438
Joelle Booth, Heather McMullen, Andrea Rodriguez, Vanessa Muirhead
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Background: The oral health of over 90,000 individuals in UK prisons is four times worse than the general population. A recent scoping review on the oral health of prisoners inside the justice system highlighted the lack of research about what happens when they transition out of prison to become community returners.

Objectives: To co-design a film to showcase the dental experiences of community returners before and after they transition out of prison, change perceptions and inform oral health research priorities.

Methods: This action research involved five community returners, recruited through third sector organisations, who attended virtual workshops. Participants in the first workshop designed the storyboard; community returners incorporated their own stories into fictional characters to portray their lived experiences. They developed the character stories and wrote the script in the second workshop. A community film production company produced the film and used professional actors who had contact with the justice system to depict the characters in the film.

Results: The final film, titled "My Story, My Words, My Mouth" explored themes such as self-care oral health behaviours, dental care provision in prison, access to healthcare, stigmatisation, disclosure and improving oral health to support societal reintegration. The film was screened at an open event for stakeholders and included a question-and-answer session and recorded videos where viewers shared their feedback to inform future research projects.

Conclusion: Co-design can be an empowering platform to hear the voices of community returners. Using the medium of film an oral health promotion tool can build understanding about the oral health needs of underrepresented groups. This egalitarian and power-sharing approach can also provoke critical discussion and actively involve underrepresented people in research that impacts their lives to develop strategies, to set priorities and improve their oral health.

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参与设计一部电影,展示社区回归者(前罪犯)的牙科经历。
背景:英国监狱中9万多人的口腔健康状况是普通人群的四倍。最近一项关于司法系统内囚犯口腔健康的范围审查突出表明,缺乏关于他们从监狱过渡到社区回归者时会发生什么的研究。目的:共同设计一部电影,展示社区回归者出狱前后的牙科经历,改变观念,为口腔健康研究重点提供信息。方法:这项行动研究涉及通过第三部门组织招募的五名社区返回者,他们参加了虚拟讲习班。第一次工作坊的参与者设计故事板;社区回归者将他们自己的故事融入虚构人物中,描绘他们的生活经历。他们在第二次研讨会上构思人物故事并编写剧本。一家社区电影制作公司制作了这部电影,并聘请了与司法系统有联系的专业演员来描绘电影中的人物。结果:最后一部名为“我的故事,我的话,我的嘴”的电影探讨了诸如自我保健口腔健康行为,监狱中的牙科保健提供,获得医疗保健,污名化,披露和改善口腔健康以支持社会重新融入等主题。这部电影在一个面向利益相关者的公开活动中放映,其中包括一个问答环节,并录制了视频,观众可以在视频中分享他们的反馈,为未来的研究项目提供信息。结论:共同设计可以成为一个倾听社区回归者声音的授权平台。利用电影这一媒介促进口腔健康的工具可以增进对代表性不足群体口腔健康需求的了解。这种平等主义和权力分享的方法也可以引发批判性的讨论,并积极让代表性不足的人参与影响他们生活的研究,以制定战略,确定优先事项并改善他们的口腔健康。
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