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. 2019 Sep 30;9(5):434–444. doi: 10.4103/jispcd.JISPCD_252_19

Table 3.

Quality assessment results and general characteristics of the included studies

No. Title First author Year Methodology Country Score
1 Political priority of oral health in India: analysis of the reasons for neglect[15] Janakiram 2018 Qualitative document review India 7
2 Can conditional health policies be justified? A policy analysis of the new NHS dental contract reforms[16] Laverty 2018 Qualitative document review England 7.5
3 The rise and fall of dental therapy in Canada: a policy analysis and assessment of equity of access to oral health care for Inuit and First Nations communities[17] Leck 2017 Qualitative document review Canada 8.5
4 Role and use of evidence in policymaking: an analysis of case studies from the health sector in Nigeria[18] Onwujekwe 2015 Qualitative document review Nigeria 7
In-depth interview
5 Development of oral health policy in Nigeria: an analysis of the role of context, actors and policy process[19] Etiaba 2015 Qualitative document review Nigeria 9
In-depth interview
6 Political priority of oral health in Italy: an analysis of reasons for national neglect[20] Benedetti 2015 Qualitative document review Italy 8.5
7 The origins of Minnesota’s mid-level dental practitioner: alignment of problem, political and policy streams[21] Gwozdek 2014 Qualitative document review USA 7.5
8 An appraisal of the oral health-care system in Nigeria[22] Adeniyi 2012 Qualitative document review Nigeria 8
9 Influencing public policy on oral health[23] Lewis 2012 Qualitative in-depth interview Australia 7.5
10 Policy analysis of oral health promotion in South Africa[24] Singh 2010 Mixed method South Africa 6.5
Literature review
Document review
In-depth interview