Ministry of Health, Drug Abuse Prevention and Rehabilitation of Cayman Islands. Pan American Health Organization. Regional Oral Health Program.

Cayman Islands Oral Health Survey 2009.  Training of Examiners, Calibration and Survey Design.

  

Ramon Baez

OPS. Unidad de Salud Oral del Ministerio de Salud y Asistencia Social. República de El Salvador, Centro America.5-9 de mayo del 2008.Informe Final. Encuesta Nacional de Salud Oral. Calibración de Examinadores.

Sistema de Vigilania Epidemilológico de Patologías Bucales (SIVEPAB). Boletín No. 1, Marzo 2009. En este boletín, se presenta la operación que el Sistema de Vigilancia Epidemiológica de Patologías Bucales (SIVEPAB) tuvo durante el año 2008 en todo el país. Se mostrará el porcentaje de participación de las instituciones del sector salud que colaboran en el SIVEPAB; también los resultados anuales del Índice de dientes cariados, perdidos u obturados en dentición permanente (CPOD), Índice de dientes cariados, extraídos u obturados en dentición primaria (ceod), así como del Índice Periodóntico Comunitario (IPC).

Oral Health Survey. Anguilla, British West Indies, February 2005. Ramon J. Baez, DDS, MPH. World Health Organization Collaborating Center. University of Texas Health Science. Center at San Antonio Dental School.

Prepared for  Health Authority of Anguilla.The Valley,Anguilla, BWI

 

 Report of Belize.CFC  (2010)

 

The Medical Provider's Role in Early Childhood Caries Prevention 2010

 

The Public Health Nurse's Role in ECC Prevention & Early Intervention 2010

PAHO. The Salt Industry of the Dominican Republic. An Assessment [Prospects For Salt Fluoridation].April 1998

The Tribal Health Board's/Governing Body's Role in ECC Prevention 2010

The WIC's Staff's Role in ECC Prevention & Early Intervention 2010

Pan American Health Organization - Oral Health Dept. March 1998. Venezuelan Salt Industry - An Assessment

Technical Report from Ministry of Health to PAHO Office for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean Countries.

The workshop was held December 2 – 4, 2009 at the Marriott Hotel, St. Kitts. Drs. Chris Halliday and Bob Smith came in from the USA and were the trainers. All dental personnel, both private and governmental, as well as key persons in government, community health, education and social development were invited to the conference. Personnel from Nevis came all 3 days, taking the 2 hour round trip boat ride each day. There were also 4 student nurses from the International University of Nursing who had participated in community oral heal education and screening programs.