Burke F J, Wilson N H, Cheung S W
Department of Restorative Dentistry, University Dental Hospital, Manchester.
Br Dent J. 1994 May 7;176(9):337-41. doi: 10.1038/sj.bdj.4808448.
This paper reports the findings of a 2-year follow-up study of glove use by dentists practising within the NHS regulations in England and Wales. The questionnaire for this study was distributed in November/December 1991 to 1950 dentists. The response rate was 61.5%. Analysis of the data obtained from the replies indicated that 83% of respondents wore gloves routinely for all patients and all procedures, 15% wore gloves for either selected patients or procedures and 2% never wore gloves. Glove wearing patterns were found to be related to gender, practice type and frequency of attendance at postgraduate courses. Overall, the results indicate increasing levels of compliance with recommendations concerning glove wearing while treating patients.
本文报告了一项针对在英格兰和威尔士国民保健制度（NHS）规定范围内执业的牙医使用手套情况的为期两年的随访研究结果。该研究的调查问卷于1991年11月/12月分发给了1950名牙医。回复率为61.5%。对从回复中获得的数据进行分析表明，83%的受访者对所有患者和所有操作都常规佩戴手套，15%的受访者对部分患者或部分操作佩戴手套，2%的受访者从不佩戴手套。发现佩戴手套的模式与性别、执业类型以及参加研究生课程的频率有关。总体而言，结果表明在治疗患者时遵守关于佩戴手套建议的程度在不断提高。
