2024 |
Jones J, Roberts E, Cockrell D, Higgins D, Sharma CGD, 'Barriers to Oral Health Care for Autistic Individuals A Scoping Review', Healthcare, (2024) [C1]
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2023 |
Chu KY, Wright FAC, Naganathan V, Stanaway F, Tran J, Cockrell D, 'Provision of domiciliary dental service to residential aged care facilities: A 3-year descriptive summary', Special Care in Dentistry, (2023) [C1]
Aim: This cross-sectional descriptive study described the oral health status and types of domiciliary dental treatment received by residents living in residential care after an or... [more]
Aim: This cross-sectional descriptive study described the oral health status and types of domiciliary dental treatment received by residents living in residential care after an oral health assessment (OHAT). Methods: Twenty-one facilities were recruited where consenting participants received OHAT followed by a referral for further domiciliary dental treatments. Data were captured and stored as Reach-OHT database where 2017¿2019 data were analyzed. Result: Overall, 88% of residents consented. 69.1% were referred for treatment after completion of OHAT. More than half had one or more caries; 40% showed sign of periodontal disease; a higher proportion of dentate participants had an unsatisfactory level of oral cleanliness. Of those received domiciliary dental treatment, diagnostic and preventive service was the combination most frequently provided. These comprised an average of 71.9% of total treatment provided across the 3-year period. Conclusion: This study contributes to the understanding and knowledge around the provision of domiciliary dental services in residential care. A large number of older people in residential care can be assessed and treated through a domiciliary service pathway. As the vast majority of services provided were diagnostic, preventive, and restorative care, the feasibility of utilizing the skillset of the entire dental team should be explored.
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2023 |
Malik Z, Higgins D, Williams K, Cockrell D, E Collins C, 'Weight stigma among dental professionals and in the dental setting: a scoping review.', Br Dent J, (2023) [C1]
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2021 |
Chu K-Y, Cockrell D, Naganathan V, Stanaway F, Wright FAC, 'Oral health status of newly admitted residents living in residential aged care', AUSTRALIAN DENTAL JOURNAL, 66 391-396 (2021) [C1]
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2017 |
Amos KJ, Cockrell DJ, Palermo C, Rosehill S, Bearman M, 'Attributes of the complete dental record: a Delphi approach to standards', Australian Dental Journal, 62 426-432 (2017) [C1]
Background: Adherence to the Dental Board of Australia Guidelines on dental records is not universal and remediation of deficient practise requires clarity in the practical applic... [more]
Background: Adherence to the Dental Board of Australia Guidelines on dental records is not universal and remediation of deficient practise requires clarity in the practical application of standards. The aim of this research is to clarify practical requirements of dental record keeping in New South Wales. Methods: Seventeen experts were invited to participate in an electronically administered series of Delphi questionnaires. Concepts were refined until consensus was reached. Results: Two rounds were required to achieve a satisfactory level of consensus (>80%). A high level of consensus was obtained across the two rounds, with 72% and 86% agreement on propositions in the first and second rounds, respectively. Consensus criteria were established in 14 domains to establish attributes of the complete dental record (ACDR). Conclusions: The ACDR may supplement existing national guidelines and are likely to be useful in a remediation context in which clear, unambiguous expectations for conduct are paramount.
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2010 |
Hayes MJ, Smith DR, Cockrell DJ, 'An international review of musculoskeletal disorders in the dental hygiene profession', International Dental Journal, 60 343-352 (2010) [C1]
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2010 |
Wallace LG, Cockrell DJ, Taylor JA, 'The University of Newcastle's first cohort of Bachelor of Oral Health students: A social profile', Australian Dental Journal, 55 436-440 (2010) [C1]
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2010 |
Cerny R, Cockrell D, Lloyd D, 'Long-term results of permanent bonded retention.', Journal of clinical orthodontics : JCO, 44 (2010)
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2010 |
Wallace JP, Taylor JA, Wallace LG, Cockrell DJ, 'Student focused oral health promotion in residential aged care facilities', International Journal of Health Promotion and Education, 48 111-114 (2010) [C1]
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2009 |
Hayes MJ, Smith DR, Cockrell DJ, 'Prevalence and correlates of musculoskeletal disorders among Australian dental hygiene students', International Journal of Dental Hygiene, 7 176-181 (2009) [C1]
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2009 |
Hayes MJ, Cockrell DJ, Smith DR, 'A systematic review of musculoskeletal disorders among dental professionals', International Journal of Dental Hygiene, 7 159-165 (2009) [C1]
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2009 |
Cerny R, Cockrell D, Lloyd D, 'A survey of patient opinions on fixed vs. removable retainers.', Journal of clinical orthodontics : JCO, 43 784-787 (2009)
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2007 |
Sibbritt DW, Byles JE, Cockrell DJ, 'Prevalence and characteristics of older Australian women who consult dentists', Australian Journal of Rural Health, 15 387-388 (2007) [C1]
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2002 |
Klineberg I, Massey W, Thomas M, Cockrell D, 'A new era of dental education at the University of Sydney, Australia', Australian Dental Journal, 47 194-201 (2002)
Dental education is currently under scrutiny in order to most appropriately address community needs for the new millennium. Educational outcomes need to include a commitment to li... [more]
Dental education is currently under scrutiny in order to most appropriately address community needs for the new millennium. Educational outcomes need to include a commitment to life-long learning, and an emphasis on professional ethics and moral responsibility. These needs are supported by new forms of information delivery with a focus on the electronic media, by student centred and self-directed coursework, and by clinical stimulation. Additionally, at the University of Sydney, selection will follow a first degree. This will allow candidates time for an informed decision to be made for their future professional career and for a period of experience in the tertiary education system.
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1993 |
Cockrell DJ, Rout PGJ, 'An adverse reaction following sialography', Dentomaxillofacial Radiology, 22 41-42 (1993)
Reactions following the administration of iodine are well documented in general radiography, but are unusual following sialography. A patient who experienced an adverse reaction f... [more]
Reactions following the administration of iodine are well documented in general radiography, but are unusual following sialography. A patient who experienced an adverse reaction following sialography with an iodine-based, low osmolar, contrast medium, Hexabrix 320, is presented. The reaction consisted of severe shoulder and back pain 24 h after the procedure. A skin rash was identified involving the right axilla, groin and elbow, with swelling visible around the right elbow joint. It was not possible to distinguish, on the basis of the available evidence, between an anaphylactoid and idiosyncratic allergic reaction. © 1993.
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