Smile4life is an intervention aimed at improving the oral health of people experiencing homelessness in Scotland. The purpose of this research was to determine how this intervention was being translated from guidance into action. Data concerning Smile4life working practices were collected in three NHS Boards using participant observation. Fieldnotes taken during these observations were analysed using content analysis. This analysis revealed that there were working alliances between the oral health practitioner, the Third Sector staff, and the homeless service users, and that these alliances were affected by various barriers and enablers. The observation sessions also highlighted variations in working practices
Smile4life is Scotland’s national oral health improvement programme for people experiencing homeless...
Abstract Background Those experiencing homelessness have significant health and oral health needs an...
Background: In Scotland, 31,333 households were assessed as experiencing homelessness in 2019/20. Th...
Smile4life is an intervention aimed at improving the oral health of people experiencing homelessness...
Smile4life is an intervention aimed at improving the oral health of people experiencing homelessness...
The Smile4life programme was funded by the Scottish Government and National Health Service Boards (g...
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Objective: To explore qualitatively, using a grounded theory approach, homeless people's awareness o...
The aim of this research was to conduct an oral health and psychosocial needs assessment of a homele...
Objective: To use the Theory of Diffusion of Innovations as a framework to explore the qualitative d...
This evaluation was part of the Smile4life programme funded by the Scottish Government (grant number...
The aim of this research was to conduct an oral health and psychosocial needs assessment of a homele...
The second edition of the ‘Smile4life: a co-designed educational and training resource guide’ aims t...
Background: People experiencing homelessness have high levels of dental decay, oral cancer and poor ...
Abstract Background People experiencing homelessness have high levels of dental decay, oral cancer a...
Smile4life is Scotland’s national oral health improvement programme for people experiencing homeless...
Abstract Background Those experiencing homelessness have significant health and oral health needs an...
Background: In Scotland, 31,333 households were assessed as experiencing homelessness in 2019/20. Th...
Smile4life is an intervention aimed at improving the oral health of people experiencing homelessness...
Smile4life is an intervention aimed at improving the oral health of people experiencing homelessness...
The Smile4life programme was funded by the Scottish Government and National Health Service Boards (g...
Copyright statement Where we have identified any third party copyright information you will need to ...
Objective: To explore qualitatively, using a grounded theory approach, homeless people's awareness o...
The aim of this research was to conduct an oral health and psychosocial needs assessment of a homele...
Objective: To use the Theory of Diffusion of Innovations as a framework to explore the qualitative d...
This evaluation was part of the Smile4life programme funded by the Scottish Government (grant number...
The aim of this research was to conduct an oral health and psychosocial needs assessment of a homele...
The second edition of the ‘Smile4life: a co-designed educational and training resource guide’ aims t...
Background: People experiencing homelessness have high levels of dental decay, oral cancer and poor ...
Abstract Background People experiencing homelessness have high levels of dental decay, oral cancer a...
Smile4life is Scotland’s national oral health improvement programme for people experiencing homeless...
Abstract Background Those experiencing homelessness have significant health and oral health needs an...
Background: In Scotland, 31,333 households were assessed as experiencing homelessness in 2019/20. Th...