Oral Health & Nutrition Integrated Care Model

Status Completed

Clinical Trial Summary

The purpose of this project is to propose an "Oral Health and Nutrition Integrated Service Model" for the long-term care system based on the establishment of the assessment tools for oral hygiene and health, swallowing ability, nutritional status and food texture. This service model will be as the reference for long-term care policy making. This project includes four aspects such as evaluation tools, professional training, community promotion and policy development which will be completed in 5 stages. In the first stage, we will search and review the domestic and international materials which are related with the tools for evaluating oral hygiene and health (oral health assessment tool, OHAT), swallowing ability (EAT-10, eating assessment tool; functional oral intake scale, FOIS), nutritional status (Taiwan version of mini nutritional assessment, MNA) and food texture (Taiwan food texture grading system). We will also inventory the resources of oral health and nutrition before importing to community. In the second stage, an expert meeting will be held to determine the evaluation tool and the teaching materials of the training courses. In the third stage, an institution (En Chu Kong Nursing Home) will be the filed area to establish the "Oral Health and Nutrition Integrated Service Model". At the same time, assistants and instructors will be trained for conducting the assessment of oral health and nutrition status in the institution. Then, the status of oral health, chewing ability and nutrition will be investigated in the institution. In the fourth stage, we will modified the materials of training programs based on the data from resources inventory for the community (Zhong-He District, for example: Li-Xing Village, De-Xing Village or Zheng-Xing Village). Furthermore, the training programs for assistants and instructors will be also held in the community during the fourth stage. In the fifth stage, based on the evaluation tools and the integrated service models, the practical suggestions will be provided for the long-term care service policy making and implementation.

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Study Design

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Deglutition Disorders

Clinical Trial Details

NCT number	NCT05013918
Study type	Observational
Source	Taipei Medical University
Contact
Status	Completed
Phase
Start date	September 1, 2021
Completion date	December 31, 2021

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Oral Health and Nutrition Integrated Care Model

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