Ita Daryanti Saragih, Dame Elysabeth Tuty Arna Uly Tarihoran, Wei-Ting Lin, Bih-O Lee
Outcomes of scenario-based simulation courses in nursing education: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Nurse education today
national data dental caries dental service use among immigrant children us limited known whether raceethnicity would interact immigration status increase disparities using nationally representative sample study assessed interaction effects immigrant generation status raceethnicity dental caries dental visits among children us data 2020 2021 national survey childrens health data selfreported parentsguardians 2 outcomes 1 dental caries yesno past 12 months 2 preventive dental visits yesno past 12 months racialethnic groups included nonhispanic white black hispanics asian americans analytical sample included 66167 children aged 217 years including 1243 firstgeneration immigrant children 11017 secondgeneration immigrant children 53907 nonimmigrant children study authors ran separate multiple logistic regression models 2 outcome variables analyses accounted survey design national survey childrens health firstgeneration immigrant children likely dental caries nonimmigrant children aor144 interaction raceethnicity immigrant generation status significant p004 preventive dental visits model indicating increased challenges getting dental visits among minority immigrant children comparison among nonhispanic white immigrant children especially among firstgeneration immigrant children asian americans aor041 nonhispanic black immigrant children aor037 firstgeneration immigrant children less likely see dentist likely dental caries nonimmigrants moreover firstgeneration immigrant children minority racialethnic groups least likely seek dental services reduce disparities oral health dental use among children us culturally sensitive health promotion warranted improve oral health literacy reduce barriers dental care immigrants especially immigrant children minority groups