1996-1997 NATIONAL SURVEY OF THE ORAL HEALTH OF US SCHOOL CHILDREN (OHSC III)

该项目需要设计和实施1996-1997年 美国学龄儿童口腔健康全国调查（OHSC III） OHSC III的主要目标有三个方面：（1）评估 某些口腔疾病的频率和社会人口分布， 美国小学K至12年级儿童的疾病，（2）过度抽样 选择少数民族学童提供可靠的统计数据， 非西班牙裔黑人和 西班牙裔学童，以及（3）为后期提供数据库 九十年代需要评估冠状动脉的短期和长期趋势 龋齿和某些其它口腔疾病和病症。 口试 将在全国范围内抽取约31000份科学样本 美国小学生 口试将提供以下信息： 冠龋、牙龈炎、牙周病、 选定的咬合和颅面特征。家长和学生 调查问卷将产生关于社会人口特征的信息， 口腔健康行为和社区口腔健康相关信息 contexts. 主要的数据收集工作将在1996-1997年期间进行。 学年。 方法分析和注重实质内容的分析 将在1997-1999年期间进行。 在过去的一个财政年度，该项目的RFC被开发出来， RFP被宣布，对RFP的回应由一个校外评估小组评估。 审查小组，谈判并授予了一项合同， 制定了管理和预算办公室的一揽子审批程序。

This project entails the design and implementation of the 1996-1997 National Survey of the Oral Health of U.S. School Children (OHSC III). The major objectives of OHSC III are threefold: (1) to assess the relative frequency and sociodemographic distribution of certain oral diseases and disorders in U.S. schoolchildren in grades K through 12, (2) to oversample selected minority schoolchildren to provide statistically reliable baseline national estimates of oral health for Black non-Hispanic and Hispanic schoolchildren, and (3) to provide the database for the late nineties needed toe valuate shorter- and longer-term trends in coronal caries and certain other oral diseases and disorders. Oral examinations will be taken with a national scientific sample of approximately 31,000 U.S. schoolchildren. The oral examinations will yield information on clinical parameters of coronal caries, gingivitis, periodontal diseases, selected occlusal and craniofacial characteristics. Parental and student questionnaires will yield information on sociodemographic characteristics, oral health behaviors, and oral-health related information on community contexts. The main data collection will take place during the 1996-1997 academic school year. Methodological and substantively-oriented analyses will be carried out during 1997-1999. During this past fiscal year, the RFC for the project was developed, an RFP was announced, responses to the RFP were evaluated by an extramural review panel, a contract was negotiated and awarded, and materials for the Office of Management and Budget clearance package were developed.