Evidences of bilateral relationship between diabetes mellitus (DM) and Periodontal disease (PD) have been increasing and published in oral health practices since 20th century. Nevertheless, awareness of medical staff on relationship

between DM and PD and screening PD using self-reported

questionnaires has still been limited. This study was done to assess DM and PD status of medical staff and their perception on DM and PD relationship and screening PD using self-reported questionnaires at health clinics

Abdullah, Fa’iza

H., Padmini

I., Razida

Md Aris, Mohd Aznan

Osman, Iskandar Firzada

S., Sorayah

Saub, Roslan

T., Mahendran

Than, TS

Tin, Myo Han

Yaacob, Munirah

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 brought to you by COREView metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.ukprovided by The International Islamic University Malaysia RepositoryThe 5th Asia Pacific Primary Care Research Conference 2015 Generating Evidence for Primary Care   TABLE OF CONTENTS  Page Message from the President of the Academy of Family Physicians 3 Malaysia (AFPM) Message from the President of the Family Medicine Specialists 4 Association Malaysia (FMSA) Welcome Message from the Organising Chair of 5APPCRC 5 The Organising and Scientific Committees of 5APPCRC 6 Scientific Program Day 1 -  4 December 2015 7 Day 2 -  5 December 2015 8 Day 3 -  6 December 2015 10 Appendix 1 11 List of Coaches and Co-Coaches Appendix 2 12 Concurrent Research Workshops Appendix 3 13 List of Judges Acknowledgement 13             Page 1 of 13  5        Confer  2015       5        Confer  2015         Message from the President of the Academy of Family Physicians Malaysia  On behalf of the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia, I take this opportunity to congratulate our Malaysian Primary Care Research Group (MPCRG) for organizing this 5th Asia Pacific Primary Care     Research Conference. The AFPM has always been supportive of the MPCRG as we see it as an important part of the AFPM.  The theme of  the  Conference  “Generating  Evidence  for  Primary Care” is very appropriate indeed as at present this is much lacking in the local context. I sincerely hope that participants, besides learning the finer points in research from the experts, will also come up with research topics that will directly benefit the local primary care scene.  The program which includes topics for the novice as well as the seasoned researchers will provide interesting platforms for discussion for all. It is also hoped that participants will make use of this conference not only for networking but also a platform for sharing their ideas and  experiences.  I would like to welcome and wish all delegates, both local and international, a successful and beneficial conference. And do take time off to enjoy the beauty of Putrajaya, the administrative capital of Malaysia.   Best wishes, Professor Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin President Academy of Family Physicians Malaysia Message from the President of the Family Medicine Specialists Association Malaysia  Research is crucial to all levels of medical services including in primary care. It plays a key role in helping primary care providers to understand, adapt and respond to many clinical challenges we face. Conventionally, research is viewed as the role played by large secondary/ tertiary health care institutions, but this is no longer true. Primary care research is growing and incorporating research activities is crucial to ensure high quality and evidence-based primary care service.  The Malaysian Family Medicine Specialists Association (FMSA) has been given the mandate to increase research output in primary care, either as Investigator Initiated Research (IIR) or as Industry Sponsored Research (ISR). FMSA has been actively facilitating research among family medicine specialists, and collaborates with many partners  to  improve  research skills among primary care providers including the Malaysian Primary Care Research Group (MPCRG) of the Academy of Family Physicians Malaysia (AFPM) and the Clinical Research Centre (CRC) of the Ministry of Health (MOH) Malaysia.  The Asia Pacific Primary Care Research Conference is a good platform and meeting point for primary care providers to improve research skills and to disseminate our research findings. Congratulations to the organizing committee for successfully organizing this  conference.   Best wishes, Dr Norsiah Ali President Family Medicine Specialists Association Malaysia   Page 2 of 13 Page 3 of 13  5        Confer  2015       5        Confer  2015         Welcome Message from the Organizing Chair  It is our pleasure to welcome  delegates to the 5th Asia Pacific Primary Care Research Conference (APPCRC) which is a continuing effort following the success of four preceding APPCRCs since 2009. The participating countries  have  grown  from  Malaysia and Singapore to Hong Kong, Myanmar, Indonesia and other Asia Pacific countries.  In this 5th APPCRC, we have planned programs catering for various levels of primary care researchers. We are still keeping our successful agenda of Research Championship and basic research  skills  workshops  for novice researchers. For the experienced primary care researchers,  we have systematic review workshops and panel discussions on research networking. This conference also offers a great opportunity and platform for us to share research findings as well as to build research network with international, regional and local partners.  With these exciting activities, on behalf of the committee, we welcome your participation in this 5th Asia Pacific Primary Care Research Conference. We will attempt to ensure the most memorable scientific and social gathering for all.   Best wishes, Professor Dr Tong Seng Fah Chair Organizing Committee 5th  Asia Pacific Primary Care Research Conference 2015 The 5th APPCR Conference Organizing Committee  Advisors :  Associate Professor Dr Goh Lee Gan Professor Dr Teng Cheong Lieng  Chair :  Professor Dr Tong Seng Fah  Co-chair : Associate Professor Dr Verna Lee Kar Mun Dr Mastura Ismail  Secretary :  Dr Irmi Zarina Ismail Dr Adina Abdullah  Treasurer :  Associate Professor Dr Lee Ping Yein  Social Program :  Dr Iliza Idris Assoc Prof Dr Noor Azimah Muhammad  Sponsors :  Dr Mohd Khairi Mohd Noor    Scientific Committee  Chair :  Professor Dr Ng Chirk Jenn  Members :  Professor Dr Khoo Ee Ming Professor Dr Tong Seng Fah Adjunct Professor Dr Tan Ngiap Chuan Associate Professor Dr Verna Lee Kar Mun Associate Professor Dr Lee Ping Yein Dr Sheela Bai Pannir Selvam Dr Adina Abdullah Dr Agnes Koong Ying Leng   Page 4 of 13 Page 5 of 13  5        Confer  2015       5        Confer  2015         Scientific Programme  Day 1: Friday 4th December 2015 Pre-Conference Workshops 0830 – 1700 hours Everly Hotel, Putrajaya  1. Research Championship Mesmera Ballroom 3 & 4 (Main Hall), 1st Floor  Hands-on coaching in research proposal preparation in groups of three participants, preliminary presentation of proposals and selection of three finalists at the end of the workshop.  Key-Persons: Dr Tan Ngiap Chuan, Professor Dr Ng Chirk Jenn Judges: Professor Dr Teng CL, Professor Dr Samuel Wong YS Coaches & Co-Coaches: Refer Appendix 1    2. Becoming a Reviewer Irama 5 Meeting Room, M Floor  Hands-on workshop led by Professor Wah-Yun  Low, Editor-in-Chief, Asia-Pacific Journal of Public Health (APJPH) Asia Pacific Academic Consortium for Public Health (APACPH) Head, Research Management Centre, Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur Scientific Programme  Day 2: Saturday 5th December 2015 Main Conference  Chairpersons: Dr Mastura Ismail, Dr Verna Lee Mesmera Ballroom 3 & 4 (Main Hall), 1st Floor 0830 – 0840 Welcome Speech by the Organizing Chair Professor Dr Tong Seng Fah  0840 - 0900 Officiating Speech & Keynote Address  Using Research Evidence to Improve Quality in Primary Care  Dato Dr Haji Azman bin Abu Bakar Director Medical Development Division Ministry of Health Malaysia  0900 – 0945 Plenary 1  The Promise and Problems of Translating Evidence into Practice  Professor Dr Paul Glasziou Bond University, Australia 0945 – 1015 Morning Tea & Poster Viewing 1015 – 1230 Concurrent Research Workshops Session I (Refer Appendix 2 on page 11)     Page 6 of 13 Page 7 of 13  5        Confer  2015       5        Confer  2015          Scientific Programme  Day 2: Saturday 5th December 2015 Main Conference 1230 – 1400 Lunch and Poster Viewing (1st Floor) 1400 – 1445 Plenary 2 Mesmera Ballroom 3 & 4 (Main Hall), 1st Floor  Using Big Data to Inform Practice: From Audit to Research  Professor Dr Doris Young Melbourne University, Australia  1445 – 1630 Concurrent Research Workshops Session II (Refer Appendix 2 on page 11) 1630 – 1700 Afternoon Tea & Poster Viewing 1700 – 1800 Research Network Forum: Primary Care Research Organization Mesmera Ballroom 3 & 4 (Main Hall), 1st Floor  Moderator: Professor Dr Tong Seng Fah  1. Selangor FMSA: Dr Ruziaton Hashim 2. Hong Kong: Professor Dr Samuel Wong YS 3. CRC/CRM, MOH Malaysia: Dr Goh Pik Pin, Dr Akhmal Yusof  1900 – 2200 Gala Dinner on Cruise at Putrajaya Lake (Transport provided, please wait at hotel lobby)  Scientific Programme  Day 3: Sunday 6th December 2015 Main Conference  Chairpersons: Dr Iliza Idris, Dr Mohd Khairi Mohd Noor  0830 – 0915 Plenary 3 Mesmera Ballroom 3 & 4 (Main Hall), 1st floor  Patient-Centered Evidence  Professor Dr Lyndal Trevena Sydney University, Australia  0915 – 1030 Concurrent Research Workshops Session III  (Refer Appendix 2 on page 11)  1030 – 1100 Morning Tea & Poster Viewing  1100 – 1200 Research Championship Presentation (Finalist) Mesmera Ballroom 3 & 4 (Main Hall), 1st floor Chairperson: Adjunct Prof Dr Tan Ngiap Chuan  1200 – 1300 Selected Oral Paper Presentation Chairperson: Dr Iliza Idris  1300 – 1330 Award Ceremony for Posters, Oral & Research Championship Chairperson: Prof Dr Ng Chirk Jenn  1330 - 1430 Closing & Lunch  Page 8 of 13 Page 9 of 13  5        Confer  2015       5        Confer  2015         Appendix 1  List of Coaches and Co-Coaches for Research Championship on 4th December 2015  Coaches  1. Dr Chew Boon How, Senior Lecturer, UPM 2. Dr Khoo Ee Ming, Professor, UM 3. Dr Agnes Koong Ying Leng, SingHealth 4. Dr Verna Lee Kar Mun, Associate Professor, IMU 5. Dr Lee Ping Yein, Associate Professor, UPM 6. Dr Liew Su-May, Associate Professor, UM 7. Dr Nik Sherina Haidi Hanafi, Associate Professor, UM 8. Dr Ng Chirk Jenn, Professor, UM 9. Dr Tan Ngiap Chuan, Adjunct Professor, SingHealth 10. Dr Tong Seng Fah, Professor, UKM   Co-Coaches  1. Dr Cheong Ai Teng, Associate Professor, UPM 2. Dr Lee Yew Kong, PhD, Senior Lecturer, UM 3. Dr Noor Azimah Muhammad, Associate Professor, UKM 4. Dr Noorlaili Tauhid, Senior Lecturer, UKM 5. Dr Norita Hussein, Senior Lecturer, UM 6. Dr Qurania Koumi, PhD, OPRI 7. Dr Sajaratulnisah Othman, Associate Professor, UM 8. Dr Sazlina Shariff Ghazali, Associate Professor, UPM 9. Dr Sheela Bai Pannir Selvam, MOH 10. Dr Tan Chai Eng, Senior Lecturer, UKM Appendix 2  Concurrent Research Workshops on 5th and 6th December 2015        Page 10 of 13 Page 11 of 13 W  1 2 3 T  Systematic Review  Statistical         Speakers    Pr r r T ng Cheong          Claire     Hong   Jo-Ann Elizabeth       T      enue  5  6  7  8   5        Confer  2015         Appendix 3  List of Distinguished Judges for Research Championship, Oral and Poster Presentations on 6th  December 2015  Research Championship & Oral Presentation  1. Dr Doris Young, Professor, Melbourne University, Australia 2. Dr Lyndal Trevena, Professor, Sydney University, Australia 3. Dr Paul Glasziou, Professor, Bond University, Australia  Poster Presentation  1. Dr Chew Boon How, Senior Lecturer, UPM 2. Dr Lee Kheng Hock, Associate Professor, Duke-NUS 3. Dr Lyndal Trevena, Professor, Sydney University, Australia 4. Dr Nik Sherina Haidi Hanafi, Associate Professor, UM 5. Dr Noorlaili Mohd Tauhid, Senior Lecturer, UKM 6. Dr Sajaratulnisah Othman, Associate Professor, UM 7. Dr Samuel Wong Yeong-Shan, Professor, CUHK 8. Dr Sazlina Shariff Ghazali, Associate Professor, UPM      Acknowledgement  1. ATLAS.ti Scientific Software Development GmbH 2. Clinical Research Malaysia      Page 12 of 13                                             Published by: The Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia Suite 4-3, 4th  Floor, Academies of Medicine, 210, Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur. Tel: 603-4025 1900, 4025 2900   Fax: 603-4024 6900  Email: afpm@po.jaring.asia   http://www.afpm.org.my  

Diabetes mellitus (DM) and periodontal disease: a preliminary study among medical staff from 3 public primary care clinics in Kuantan, Malaysia

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