DRUG USE BY DENTISTS AND DENTAL STUDENTS

这项研究的总体目标是获得对 美国执业牙医和牙科医生目前和以前使用药物的情况 学生们。这项研究由肯塔基大学在#年进行 与美国牙科协会(ADA)、美国 南佛罗里达大学牙科学校协会 (美国联邦)和美国医学会(AMA)。具体目标是 为了获得当前和以前使用酒精的流行率估计， 烟草和包括一氧化二氮在内的其他十种药物 医生和专家以及牙科学生。关于药物使用情况的数据 牙医将从美国牙医的分层随机抽样中获得 在实践中(N=约137,817)。三个层次的牙医有 已经定义了将从中提取样本的位置。总共有8000个 专业活跃的牙医将被抽样，2666名牙医 从三个阶层中的每一个随机抽取。普通牙医会 包括一层(N=2,666)。这八个牙科专科小组有 被合并为两个平等的阶层；专家类别I：口腔和 颌面外科医生、儿科牙医和牙周病医生(N=2,667) 第二类专科医生：牙髓医生、正畸医生、修复医生、 口腔病理学家和公共卫生牙医(N=2,667人)。美国反兴奋剂机构 经济和行为研究部将抽取一般 1992年ADA牙医档案中的从业者和专家。 ADA还将对牙医进行调查，包括最初的 邮寄、后续邮寄和电话联系。伊利诺伊大学 肯塔基州将负责分析数据。有关牙科的数据 学生将通过调查所有牙科学生(N= 约15,000人)在1993-94学年入读54 分布在33个州的美国牙科学校。学年。 目前，女性约占牙科学生的35%， 少数民族约占30%。对所有牙科学生的调查 将提供一个可纵向跟踪的全国牙科队列 在他们的职业生涯中。研究设计和调查工具 将与最近的全国药物使用情况调查相媲美 学生(Baldwin等人，1991)、住院医生(Hughes等人， 1991年)和医生(Hughes等人，1992)。密切合作将是 与ADA、AADS、USF和AMA保持联系，以加强 学习并确保与医学生和医生的可比性 学习。我们与这些国家组织的合作也将 确保研究结果和建议将具有最大的 牙科专业和牙科教育可能带来的好处。数据 这项研究将被用于药物和酒精课程的建设 用于牙科教育的材料和开发新的方法 牙科医生的发现、早期干预和治疗。

The OVERALL GOAL of this study is to obtain prevalence estimates of current and prior use of drugs by practicing U.S. dentists and dental students. The study is being conducted by the University of Kentucky in collaboration with the American Dental Association (ADA), the American Association of Dental Schools (AADS), the University of South Florida (USF), and the American Medical Association (AMA). The SPECIFIC AIMS are to obtain prevalence estimates of current and prior use of alcohol, tobacco and ten other drugs, including nitrous oxide, by general practitioners and specialists and by dental students. Data on drug use by dentists will be obtained from a stratified random sample of U.S. dentists in practice (N = approximately 137,817). Three strata of dentists have been defined from which the samples will be drawn. A total of 8,000 professionally active dentists will be sampled, with 2,666 dentists being drawn randomly from each of the three strata. General dentists will comprise one stratum (N=2,666). The eight dental specialty groups have been combined into two equal strata; Specialists Category I: Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons, Pediatric Dentists, and Periodontists (N=2,667) and Specialists Category II: Endodontists, Orthodontists, Prosthodontists, Oral Pathologists, and Public Health Dentists (N=2,667). The ADA Bureau of Economic and Behavioral Research will draw the samples of general practitioners and specialists from the 1992 ADA masterfile of dentists. The ADA will also conduct the survey of dentists, including initial mailing, follow-up mailings, and telephone contact. The University of Kentucky will be responsible for analyzing the data. Data on dental students will be obtained by surveying all dental students (N = approximately 15,000) enrolled during the 1993-94 academic year in the 54 U.S. dental schools that are located in 33 states. academic year. Currently, women represent about 35 percent of dental students and minority ethnic groups about 30 percent. Surveying all dental students will provide a national dental cohort that can be followed longitudinally during their professional careers. The study design and survey instruments will be comparable to the recent national surveys of drug use by medical students (Baldwin et al., 1991), resident physicians, (Hughes et al., 1991), and physicians (Hughes et al, 1992). Close collaboration will be maintained with the ADA, AADS, USF, and AMA to enhance the conduct of the study and to insure comparability with the medical students and physicians studies. Our collaboration with these national organizations will also insure that study findings and recommendations will have the greatest benefits possible on the dental profession and dental education. Data from this study will be used to construct drug and alcohol curriculum materials for dental education and to develop new approaches for detection, early intervention and treatment of dentists.