巴西与 COVID-19 相关的牙科研究:在第 38 届 SBPqO 会议上提交的研究报告。

IF 1.5 4区 医学 Q3 DENTISTRY, ORAL SURGERY & MEDICINE Brazilian oral research Pub Date : 2024-05-13 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI:10.1590/1807-3107bor-2024.vol38.0035
Luisa Gatti-Reis, Alice Corrêa Silva-Sousa, Isabela Almeida Pordeus, Saul Martins Paiva, Flávio Freitas Mattos
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本研究旨在确定和描述在国际牙科研究协会(SBPqO)巴西分会第 38 届年会上发表的巴西冠状病毒(COVID-19)疾病相关牙科研究的特点。我们在会议论文集中检索了所有摘要。那些在标题、摘要或关键词中包含 "COVID-19 "一词的摘要和/或那些范围接近 COVID-19 相关主题的摘要都被包括在内。从摘要中提取的变量包括:作者类别、研究领域、设计、数据收集方法、人群、所属单位和作者性别。采用描述性和推断性统计方法,显著性水平为 α = 0.05。搜索共检索到 185 篇摘要,其中 5 篇不符合研究资格标准而被排除。与 COVID-19 相关的研究由有抱负的会员/准会员(67.8%)或初级会员(32.2%)提交。数据收集方法主要以数字为媒介(65%),其次是使用二手数据(25%)和亲自收集数据(7.2%)。无论作者的角色如何,男女作者的比例均为 2:1。在最后作者中,男女比例为三比一。女性主要作者更多来自东南部地区(71.8%;p = 0.470)。主持人类别与研究设计之间存在关联(p = 0.012),临床和流行病学研究更集中于经验丰富的主持人。总之,隶属于东南部院校的女性牙科研究人员比男性同行更经常接触大流行病话题。使用数字技术收集数据可能会对牙科研究的教学和出版产生长期影响。
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Dental research related to COVID-19 in Brazil: research presented at the 38th SBPqO Meeting.

The aim of this study was to identify and describe the characteristics of coronavirus (COVID-19)-disease related dental research in Brazil presented at the 38th Annual Meeting of the Brazilian Division of the International Association for Dental Research (SBPqO). A search was carried out in the proceedings of the meeting to retrieve all abstracts. Those containing the term "COVID-19" in titles, abstracts, or keywords, and/or those of which the scope approached a COVID-19-related topic were included. The variables extracted from abstracts were: presenter category, field of study, design, data collection method, population, affiliation, and authors' gender. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used, with a significance level of α = 0.05. The search retrieved 185 abstracts, 5 did not meet study eligibility criteria and were excluded. COVID-19-related research was presented by either aspiring/associate members (67.8%) or beginner members (32.2%). Data collection methods were predominantly digitally mediated (65%), followed by secondary data use (25%), and in-person data collection (7.2%). Irrespective of the role of authorship, there were a ratio of two female authors to each male. Among the last authors, the ratio was three females to each male. Female lead authors more frequently came from the Southeast region (71.8%; p = 0.470). There was an association between presenter category and study design (p = 0.012), clinical and epidemiological studies were more concentrated among experienced presenters. In conclusion, female dental researchers affiliated to southeastern institutions approached the topic of pandemic more frequently than male colleagues. The use of digital technology for data collection may have long-lasting impacts on the teaching and publication of dental research.

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