Leonard Freeman, Bea Staley, Gillian Wigglesworth
Assessment equity for remote multilingual Australian Aboriginal students through the lens of Sustainable Development Goals
International journal of speech-language pathology
appropriateness determining oral health related quality life ohrqol special children caregivers must thoroughly assessed present study conducted assess oral health related quality life children disability stress levels parents moreover study also evaluated plaque dmft decayed missing filled teeth bmi body mass index disabled children cases healthy children controls present casecontrol study carried 150 parents disabled children 30 parents healthy children control group king khalid university abha ksa arabic version 36item parenting stress indexshort format psisf instrument used assessment parental stress whoqolbref world health organization quality life brief version arabic version questionnaire used assessment quality life children parents caregivers would mainly occupied assisting rendering care children different disabilities certified pediatrician aged 414 years included study data analyzed using statistical software total mean value score psi scale parents cases statistically found significantly higher compared mean scores among parents controls p 0004 correlation bmi plaque bmi dmftdf cases indicated statistically significant correlation statistically significant correlation plaque dmftdf values cases observed mean score social relationship domain statistically significantly different across four levels parents educational status severity dental caries plaque accumulation educationlevel caregivers significant impact ohrqol however bmi show significant relation dmft plaque scores parenting stress found statistically higher among parents cases compared parents controls