亚洲人和夏威夷原住民或其他太平洋岛民对牙科保健服务的利用:美国,1997-2000。

Advance data Pub Date : 2003-06-10
Yue Qiu, Hanyu Ni
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目的:本报告描述了全国牙科保健服务的利用和未满足的牙科保健需求的估计,由于成本六个亚洲民族亚群和夏威夷原住民或其他太平洋岛民(NHOPI)人口。方法:结合由疾病控制中心的国家卫生统计中心进行的1997-2000年全国健康访谈调查(niss)的数据进行分析,得出2岁及以上的亚洲人和nhopi的估计。18岁及以上的人自我报告了牙科保健服务的利用情况和因费用而未得到满足的牙科保健需求。对于2-17岁的儿童,信息是从了解儿童健康的成年人那里收集的。结果:大约64%的亚洲人和56%的NHOPI人在过去一年中至少看过一次牙医。然而,利用牙科保健服务的情况因种族而异。亚裔印度人最有可能从未看过牙医,而nhopi在过去一年中最有可能经历未满足的牙科保健需求。在成年人中,日裔美国人(68.2%)在过去一年中最有可能去看牙医,而非美国裔美国人(49.3%)在过去一年中最不可能去看牙医。牙科保健服务利用不足在贫穷或接近贫穷、没有医疗保险、在美国居住不到5年的亚洲成年人中最为普遍。在儿童中,nhopi(82.0%)最有可能,而亚裔印度人(60.1%)最不可能在过去一年中去看牙医。在没有与父母同住或与单亲父母同住、没有保险、处于贫困或接近贫困状态、父母受教育程度不足12年的亚洲儿童中,利用不足最为普遍。结论:牙科保健服务的利用和未满足的牙科保健需求由于成本在亚洲族裔亚群和NHOPI人群中有所不同。
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Utilization of dental care services by Asians and native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islanders: United States, 1997-2000.

Objective: This report describes national estimates of dental care service utilization and unmet dental care needs due to cost for six Asian ethnic subgroups and the native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander (NHOPI) population.

Methods: Combined data from the 1997-2000 National Health Interview Surveys (NHISs), conducted by the Centers for Disease Control's National Center for Health Statistics, were analyzed to produce estimates for Asians and NHOPIs aged 2 years and over. Information on dental care service utilization and unmet dental care needs due to cost was self-reported by persons aged 18 years and over. For children aged 2-17 years, the information was collected from an adult who was knowledgeable about the child's health.

Results: Approximately 64% of Asian and 56% NHOPI persons had visited a dentist at least once in the past year. Utilization of dental care services, however, varies significantly by ethnic subgroup. Asian Indians were most likely to have never had a dental visit and the NHOPIs were most likely to experience unmet dental care needs in the past year. Among adults, Japanese Americans (68.2%) were most likely and NHOPIs (49.3%) were least likely to have had a dental visit in the past year. Underutilization of dental care services was most prevalent among Asian adults with poor or near poor poverty status, without health insurance coverage, and who had resided in the United States for less than 5 years. Among children, NHOPIs (82.0%) were most likely and Asian Indians (60.1%) were least likely to have had a dental visit in the past year. Underutilization was most prevalent among Asian children who were not living with their parents or living with a single parent, who had no insurance coverage, who had poor or near poor poverty status, and whose parents had less than 12 years of education.

Conclusions: Utilization of dental care services and unmet dental care needs due to cost vary among the Asian ethnic subgroups and the NHOPI population.

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