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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14269694
title: Survey among retina specialists in Brazil about inflammatory reactions after intravitreal antiangiogenic therapy

description: ABSTRACT Purpose: This survey aimed at assessing the clinical characteristics of patients with inflammatory reactions after intravitreal injection of antiangiogenic agents and the techniques employed by Brazilian retina specialists. Methods: We sent an 18-item questionnaire electronically to retina specialists who are using antiangiogenic agents. We got the responses between September 21 and December 23, 2018. Results: A total of 58 retina specialists participated. Most of them were from Southeastern Brazil (50%), 82.8% were dedicated to both medical and surgical practices, and 86.2% had practiced for more than 5 years. Respondents reported a mean number of 2.14 ± 1.63 patients with inflammation, 44.8% with panuveitis, and 79.3% with onset of symptoms within 72 h. Specialists used aflibercept (53.4%), bevacizumab (29.3%), and ranibizumab (27.6%). Most patients were treated with steroid drops (70.7%), and their inflammation subsided after 11.5 ± 11.5 days (86.2% lacked irreversible complications). The specialists blamed the syringe as the cause of the inflammation in 25.9% of the cases, 41.4% used Becton-Dickinson Ultra-Fine syringes, 43.1% injected the drug at room temperature, and 37.9% removed the air (53.4% by flicking the syringe). Most specialists did not detect silicone oil (67.2%), but 17.2% of them performed vitrectomies to remove vitreous opacities. Finally, 44.8% of specialists injected the same antiangiogenic agent in an eye with prior inflammatory reaction without further inflammation. Conclusions: Most specialists reported cases of early-onset inflammation after intravitreal injection of antiangiogenic agents. The incidence of irreversible complications was low. Aflibercept was the most common agent used. The causes of inflammation remain unknown, but we formulated some relevant hypotheses.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7451483.v1
title: Oral health work process in Primary Health Care: intermunicipal inequalities highlighted by the PMAQ-AB

description: ABSTRACT The objective of this exploratory study was to identify inequalities in the organization of the work process of Oral Health Teams in the Family Health Strategy, comparing municipalities of the Paraná State, Brazil, regarding social, economic and demographic conditions. We used secondary data obtained in the external evaluation stage of the National Program of Access and Quality Improvement in Primary Health Care (PMAQ-AB), referring to the certification standards for access, quality, and organization of the work process of the teams. The municipalities were stratified according to the index proposed by the program. We observed wide participation of the municipalities in the program, with predominance of family health teams with oral health. The results show inequalities, unfavorable to the smaller and poorer municipalities, which reveals the need to understand the role of management as a supporter of the Oral Health Teams, favoring the rescue of skills and abilities necessary for the good governance of the clinic and of care in PHC .There is evidence of the need for management qualification, with federal and state support, mainly to smaller municipalities and with a low response capacity of health systems. It is important that regionalization be effective, and that the oral health care network be organized in an equitable way to include those municipalities.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14269694.v1
title: Survey among retina specialists in Brazil about inflammatory reactions after intravitreal antiangiogenic therapy

description: ABSTRACT Purpose: This survey aimed at assessing the clinical characteristics of patients with inflammatory reactions after intravitreal injection of antiangiogenic agents and the techniques employed by Brazilian retina specialists. Methods: We sent an 18-item questionnaire electronically to retina specialists who are using antiangiogenic agents. We got the responses between September 21 and December 23, 2018. Results: A total of 58 retina specialists participated. Most of them were from Southeastern Brazil (50%), 82.8% were dedicated to both medical and surgical practices, and 86.2% had practiced for more than 5 years. Respondents reported a mean number of 2.14 ± 1.63 patients with inflammation, 44.8% with panuveitis, and 79.3% with onset of symptoms within 72 h. Specialists used aflibercept (53.4%), bevacizumab (29.3%), and ranibizumab (27.6%). Most patients were treated with steroid drops (70.7%), and their inflammation subsided after 11.5 ± 11.5 days (86.2% lacked irreversible complications). The specialists blamed the syringe as the cause of the inflammation in 25.9% of the cases, 41.4% used Becton-Dickinson Ultra-Fine syringes, 43.1% injected the drug at room temperature, and 37.9% removed the air (53.4% by flicking the syringe). Most specialists did not detect silicone oil (67.2%), but 17.2% of them performed vitrectomies to remove vitreous opacities. Finally, 44.8% of specialists injected the same antiangiogenic agent in an eye with prior inflammatory reaction without further inflammation. Conclusions: Most specialists reported cases of early-onset inflammation after intravitreal injection of antiangiogenic agents. The incidence of irreversible complications was low. Aflibercept was the most common agent used. The causes of inflammation remain unknown, but we formulated some relevant hypotheses.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14269695
title: Occupational risk factors and implications for vivarium workers' health

description: ABSTRACT Cross-sectional study that assessed the implications for vivarium workers' health and inherent risk factors in a Federal Institution of Science and Technology. Data were collected through a semi-structured questionnaire and participant observation in 2014. It was demonstrated that the vivarium workers' surveyed in general have their functions related to physical, accidents, ergonomic, biological, chemical and organizational/psychosocial risk factors. The survey reflected the current situation of deterioration of the work-health relation at vivariums, signaling the need to update and constant monitoring in the health care of these workers.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4601545
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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14269695.v1
title: Occupational risk factors and implications for vivarium workers' health

description: ABSTRACT Cross-sectional study that assessed the implications for vivarium workers' health and inherent risk factors in a Federal Institution of Science and Technology. Data were collected through a semi-structured questionnaire and participant observation in 2014. It was demonstrated that the vivarium workers' surveyed in general have their functions related to physical, accidents, ergonomic, biological, chemical and organizational/psychosocial risk factors. The survey reflected the current situation of deterioration of the work-health relation at vivariums, signaling the need to update and constant monitoring in the health care of these workers.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4601544
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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7507385
title: Information quality assessment on tuberculosis sites: analysis of a participatory experience

description: ABSTRACT Health information found on the Internet is often inaccurate, incomplete or incomprehensible by the population, posing risks to citizens and collectivities. Different initiatives have been made to remedy this problem. This article analyzes an evaluation experience of information quality on tuberculosis sites, developed by a laboratory of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation. Methodologically, it discusses the results in light of two systematic reviews. Despite the reduced number of sites and the limited participation of users and professionals, this experience shows that quality problem of online health information affects public and private sites.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7507385.v1
title: Information quality assessment on tuberculosis sites: analysis of a participatory experience

description: ABSTRACT Health information found on the Internet is often inaccurate, incomplete or incomprehensible by the population, posing risks to citizens and collectivities. Different initiatives have been made to remedy this problem. This article analyzes an evaluation experience of information quality on tuberculosis sites, developed by a laboratory of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation. Methodologically, it discusses the results in light of two systematic reviews. Despite the reduced number of sites and the limited participation of users and professionals, this experience shows that quality problem of online health information affects public and private sites.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7517114
title: An Overview On Social Innovation Research: Guiding Future Studies

description: ABSTRACT Social innovation research has been increasing over the last decades in many countries and fields of study. This study understands social innovation (SI) as a way to mitigate social problems, resulting in new or improved solution for a specific community. This paper analyzes the research in the field of social innovation in the business management area, understanding its antecedents and trends. Therefore, the main goal of this paper is to propose a framework to guide further research in social innovation. Through a systematic literature review, the paper offers a preliminary framework with sub-themes of interest, possible contexts and actors involved in social innovation initiatives. The antecedents showed that the SI since the first concepts presents issues related to social change and has evolved to understand the relationships between different actors, between institutions and the social context where it is inserted. The trends link the SI to areas such as institutional theory; social movements theory; power and multi-actors perspective.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7517114.v1
title: An Overview On Social Innovation Research: Guiding Future Studies

description: ABSTRACT Social innovation research has been increasing over the last decades in many countries and fields of study. This study understands social innovation (SI) as a way to mitigate social problems, resulting in new or improved solution for a specific community. This paper analyzes the research in the field of social innovation in the business management area, understanding its antecedents and trends. Therefore, the main goal of this paper is to propose a framework to guide further research in social innovation. Through a systematic literature review, the paper offers a preliminary framework with sub-themes of interest, possible contexts and actors involved in social innovation initiatives. The antecedents showed that the SI since the first concepts presents issues related to social change and has evolved to understand the relationships between different actors, between institutions and the social context where it is inserted. The trends link the SI to areas such as institutional theory; social movements theory; power and multi-actors perspective.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.9985712
title: Vegetation and climate changes in the forest of Campinas, São Paulo State, Brazil, during the last 25,000 cal yr BP

description: Abstract A paleoenvironmental reconstruction was performed in a Riparian Forest near Campinas to improve knowledge of paleoclimate and paleoenvironment in the State of São Paulo, Brazil. A sediment core of 182 cm depth was collected in a swamp located within a Cerrado/Seasonal Semi-deciduous ecotone forest. The chronological frame is given by eight radiocarbon dating methods. Pollen and stable isotope analyses (δ 13C and δ 15N) were performed all along the core. Modern pollen rain is based on five surface samples collected along the Riparian Forest. Results show a sequence of changes in vegetation and climate between 25 and 13 cal kyr before present (BP), and from 4 cal kyr BP to the present time, with a hiatus between 11 and 4 kyr cal BP. Drier climatic conditions characterized the late Pleistocene and early Holocene, although they had moisture peaks able to maintain an open forest. The Riparian Forest became fully installed from 4 cal kyr BP onward. Our results are in agreement with other regional studies and contribute to build a regional frame for past climatic conditions at the latitude of São Paulo.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.9985712.v1
title: Vegetation and climate changes in the forest of Campinas, São Paulo State, Brazil, during the last 25,000 cal yr BP

description: Abstract A paleoenvironmental reconstruction was performed in a Riparian Forest near Campinas to improve knowledge of paleoclimate and paleoenvironment in the State of São Paulo, Brazil. A sediment core of 182 cm depth was collected in a swamp located within a Cerrado/Seasonal Semi-deciduous ecotone forest. The chronological frame is given by eight radiocarbon dating methods. Pollen and stable isotope analyses (δ 13C and δ 15N) were performed all along the core. Modern pollen rain is based on five surface samples collected along the Riparian Forest. Results show a sequence of changes in vegetation and climate between 25 and 13 cal kyr before present (BP), and from 4 cal kyr BP to the present time, with a hiatus between 11 and 4 kyr cal BP. Drier climatic conditions characterized the late Pleistocene and early Holocene, although they had moisture peaks able to maintain an open forest. The Riparian Forest became fully installed from 4 cal kyr BP onward. Our results are in agreement with other regional studies and contribute to build a regional frame for past climatic conditions at the latitude of São Paulo.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14269698
title: Psychological Capital Questionnaire (PCQ-24): Preliminary Evidence of Psychometric Validity of the Brazilian Version

description: Abstract The PCQ-24 is the main international measure for assessing psychological capital (PsyCap) in organizational contexts. In order to evaluate its adaptation to the Brazilian context, this study aimed to verify preliminary evidences of its psychometric validity. Data collection was conducted online with 749 employees from all regions of Brazil. Confirmatory factor analysis was performed to examine the quality of fit of the second-order factor structure of PCQ-24. The fit indicators were satisfactory (χ2= 742.10, χ2/df= 4.01, p&lt; .001, SRMR= .05, CFI= .91, GFI= .90, TLI= .90, RMSEA= .06). Cronbach’s alpha was .92 and the composite reliability coefficient was .95; in addition, a multigroup confirmatory factorial analysis, comparing male and female participants, demonstrated that the scale is adequate for both groups. These results indicate, in a preliminary way, the validity of PCQ-24 as a measure of psychological capital in the Brazilian labor context.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7367732
title: Building teaching clusters by research interest: A method to assist the decision making in higher education courses

description: Abstract This article reports the results of a multivariate analysis application and teaching clusters on the decision-making in the Production Engineering course at a Higher Education Institution. For this purpose, firstly, a conceptual review was carried out on the importance of teacher selection and their allocation in different teaching activities, such as examining boards, orientations and lectures. Subsequently, the objective of the present study was to apply clustering tools, which are widely used in manufacturing environments, in an educational context, presenting a method of clustering for teachers by research topics, as well as the practical results of the application of this method in a course of Production Engineering. Finally, some evaluations and considerations are presented in order to contribute to the management of higher education courses, as well as to stimulate and broaden the conceptual basis for applying this approach in educational institutions.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7367732.v1
title: Building teaching clusters by research interest: A method to assist the decision making in higher education courses

description: Abstract This article reports the results of a multivariate analysis application and teaching clusters on the decision-making in the Production Engineering course at a Higher Education Institution. For this purpose, firstly, a conceptual review was carried out on the importance of teacher selection and their allocation in different teaching activities, such as examining boards, orientations and lectures. Subsequently, the objective of the present study was to apply clustering tools, which are widely used in manufacturing environments, in an educational context, presenting a method of clustering for teachers by research topics, as well as the practical results of the application of this method in a course of Production Engineering. Finally, some evaluations and considerations are presented in order to contribute to the management of higher education courses, as well as to stimulate and broaden the conceptual basis for applying this approach in educational institutions.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7516220
title: São Francisco river Integration Project, Eastern Axis: losses analysis and performance indicators

description: ABSTRACT Water scarcity is an old problem in the brazilian Northeast semiarid region and limits the economic and social development of the region. To mitigate negative impacts of this situation, the National Integration Ministry elaborated the São Francisco River Integration Project (PISF). The State of Paraíba will benefit from this project through the East Axis and West Axis water transposition systems’ from the São Francisco river. The Paraíba riverbasin will receive the waters of the São Francisco river through the Eastern Axis, since the project foresees that, from the city of Monteiro-PB, the water will be transported through the bed of the Paraíba river. This type of transport will cause high water losses. The present work analyzes water distribution scenarios in terms of water losses, which were simulated with the Acquanet model. The first scenario simulates the current situation, without water transposition of PISF, and the other ones evaluate different ways of distributing the waters of the East Axis among the Paraíba river bed and different pipelines construction scenarios. The results have shown that the construction of pipelines will reduce water losses and increase social gain, through the increase of the benefited population.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7516220.v1
title: São Francisco river Integration Project, Eastern Axis: losses analysis and performance indicators

description: ABSTRACT Water scarcity is an old problem in the brazilian Northeast semiarid region and limits the economic and social development of the region. To mitigate negative impacts of this situation, the National Integration Ministry elaborated the São Francisco River Integration Project (PISF). The State of Paraíba will benefit from this project through the East Axis and West Axis water transposition systems’ from the São Francisco river. The Paraíba riverbasin will receive the waters of the São Francisco river through the Eastern Axis, since the project foresees that, from the city of Monteiro-PB, the water will be transported through the bed of the Paraíba river. This type of transport will cause high water losses. The present work analyzes water distribution scenarios in terms of water losses, which were simulated with the Acquanet model. The first scenario simulates the current situation, without water transposition of PISF, and the other ones evaluate different ways of distributing the waters of the East Axis among the Paraíba river bed and different pipelines construction scenarios. The results have shown that the construction of pipelines will reduce water losses and increase social gain, through the increase of the benefited population.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7677518
title: Indirect quantitative-qualitative pedologic geomorphic characterization in sub-basin of 7th order of the middle São Francisco watershed - northern Minas Gerais state

description: Abstract The characterization presented in this study aims to identify and map the different types of pedogeomorphic units found in a 7th order, the Pandeiros river basin, in the upper São Francisco River (1st order basin), located in the North of Minas Gerais State. A general panoramic view of the geodiversity is presented, since the Pedogeomorphic Maps allow a visualization of the spatial distribution of the main pedogeomorphic classes, providing important information for various purposes, such as teaching, research and land-use planning. These Maps are relevant specifically for the territorial planning, even without providing data of the local use and occupation because they have strategic information for the understanding and evaluation of the landscape dynamics in region, offering subsidies to the understandings of the processes, phenomena and behaviors of the physical environment related to the different forms of interference of human actions. The Maps also provide support for environmental assessments that have been applied to identify, characterize and monitor trends in environmental aspects.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7677518.v1
title: Indirect quantitative-qualitative pedologic geomorphic characterization in sub-basin of 7th order of the middle São Francisco watershed - northern Minas Gerais state

description: Abstract The characterization presented in this study aims to identify and map the different types of pedogeomorphic units found in a 7th order, the Pandeiros river basin, in the upper São Francisco River (1st order basin), located in the North of Minas Gerais State. A general panoramic view of the geodiversity is presented, since the Pedogeomorphic Maps allow a visualization of the spatial distribution of the main pedogeomorphic classes, providing important information for various purposes, such as teaching, research and land-use planning. These Maps are relevant specifically for the territorial planning, even without providing data of the local use and occupation because they have strategic information for the understanding and evaluation of the landscape dynamics in region, offering subsidies to the understandings of the processes, phenomena and behaviors of the physical environment related to the different forms of interference of human actions. The Maps also provide support for environmental assessments that have been applied to identify, characterize and monitor trends in environmental aspects.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11966322
title: An experience of georeferencing and mapping use in the process of territorialization in Primary Health Care

description: ABSTRACT This article aims to report the experience of using tools that instrumentalize the process of territorialization in Primary Health Care. As methodological resources to guide the insertion and apprehension of problem situations, participant observation and field diary were used. The insertion with Family Health and Primary Care Extended Centers (Nasf-AB) provided the apprehension of the problems, and, with this, it was decided to develop mapping and georeferencing in order to collaborate with the process of territorialization of the unit, visibility of services and populations. The process of territorialization, which goes beyond bureaucratic incidents, has proved to be a challenge for professionals. It was possible to build tools with the Basic Health Unity teams in question, that could be north to other teams and health equipment.