患者知情同意拔牙的评估。

Q3 Medicine Primary dental journal Pub Date : 2022-09-01 DOI:10.1177/20501684221112527
Richa Arya, Sarah Jadun, Aneesha Shah
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牙科医生精通告知患者拔牙的风险和益处。这项服务评估的目的是确定患者在第二阶段同意之前是否理解并回忆起与其计划的口腔手术过程相关的信息。一份调查问卷分发给参加选择性治疗预约的患者。该研究探讨了他们回忆计划干预的能力、治疗方式(局部麻醉、静脉镇静或全身麻醉)、对替代治疗方案的理解以及与手术相关的风险。收到29份已分发问卷的完整回复(回复率为58%)。大多数患者没有意识到手术的以下风险:疼痛、出血、瘀伤、肿胀、感染、邻近结构损伤。尽管有完整的同意书和全面的讨论,我们发现患者可能不理解或不记得拔牙相关的风险。作为牙科专业人员,我们有责任寻求促进患者理解和最大限度地提高他们的自主权的方法。
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An evaluation of patient informed consent for dental extractions.

Dental practitioners are well versed in informing patients of the risks and benefits associated with dental extractions. The purpose of this service evaluation was to determine whether patients understood and recalled information relevant to their planned oral surgery procedure, prior to second stage consent.A questionnaire was distributed to patients who were attending for their elective treatment appointment. This explored their ability to recall the planned intervention, the modality of treatment (local anaesthetic, intravenous sedation, or general anaesthetic), understanding of alternative treatment options and the risks associated with the procedure. Completed responses were received from 29 of the distributed questionnaires (response rate=58%). The majority of patients were not aware of the following risks with their procedure: pain, bleeding, bruising, swelling, infection, damage to adjacent structures.Despite a well-documented consent form and comprehensive discussion, we identified that patients may not comprehend or recollect the risks associated with their dental extraction. As dental professionals we have a duty to seek ways to facilitate patient understanding and maximise their autonomy.

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