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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7941869
title: Association between oral health-related quality of life and work ability of technical-administrative in education: a cross-sectional study

description: Abstract Background Active workers constitute an important part of the population that demand health services. The study of the relationship between oral health and work aims to improve quality of life and professional performance. Objective to associate the work ability and oral health-related quality of life of technical-administrative personnel in education of a higher education institution in Minas Gerais. Method cross-sectional study with 833 employees. Collected identification data, socioeconomic and demographic, self-perception and morbidity in oral health. The impact of oral health on quality of life was assessed by the Oral Health Impact Profile (OHIP-14) and the ability to work by the Work Capability Index (WAI). Data analyzed by the Mann-Whitney test and Spearman's correlation coefficient. Results 83% of respondents had great or good ability to work. Positive and significant correlation of self-perception of oral health with self-perception of general health (p &lt;0.001), and negative correlation with CTI (p = 0.026). In the regression analysis, total WAI remained significant for the physical pain domain of OHIP-14. Conclusion ability to work was associated with the physical pain domain. Sociodemographic and self-perception conditions also impacted the quality of life associated with oral health.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270100
title: Characteristics of women victims of sexual violence and abandonment of ambulatorial treatment follow-up

description: Abstract Background Sexual violence affects several segments of society and requires urgent action. Women are the main victims of this injury, that can generate countless implications. Thus, the role of health services is essential for coping with this problem and ensuring greater adherense to outpatient treatment. Objective The aim of this study was to analyze the characteristics of women victims of sexual violence and abandonment of ambulatorial treatment follow-up. Method This is a descriptive, retrospective analytical, quantitative study of 161 women's medical records attended at a referral service for sexual violence in Goiânia-GO, in 2015. Results Most women were adults (65.8%), residents in Goiânia (55.3%), employed (50.3%), high school graduates (30.4%), single (55,3%), browns (44.1%), heterosexuals (74.5%), without disabilities (85.1%). There was an association between the abandonment of ambulatorial follow-up and receipt of prophylaxis STD (p&lt;0.001), immunoglobulin for hepatitis B (p=0.002), emergency contraception (p=0.010), initiate the antiretroviral regimen (p=0.003) and abandonment of follow-up after the first visit (p &lt;0.001). There was significant between pregnant women victims and the completion of treatment (p &lt;0.001). Conclusion It is concluded that when knowing the factors related to non-adherence for ambulatorial follow-up, new strategies should be developed by specialized services.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270100.v1
title: Characteristics of women victims of sexual violence and abandonment of ambulatorial treatment follow-up

description: Abstract Background Sexual violence affects several segments of society and requires urgent action. Women are the main victims of this injury, that can generate countless implications. Thus, the role of health services is essential for coping with this problem and ensuring greater adherense to outpatient treatment. Objective The aim of this study was to analyze the characteristics of women victims of sexual violence and abandonment of ambulatorial treatment follow-up. Method This is a descriptive, retrospective analytical, quantitative study of 161 women's medical records attended at a referral service for sexual violence in Goiânia-GO, in 2015. Results Most women were adults (65.8%), residents in Goiânia (55.3%), employed (50.3%), high school graduates (30.4%), single (55,3%), browns (44.1%), heterosexuals (74.5%), without disabilities (85.1%). There was an association between the abandonment of ambulatorial follow-up and receipt of prophylaxis STD (p&lt;0.001), immunoglobulin for hepatitis B (p=0.002), emergency contraception (p=0.010), initiate the antiretroviral regimen (p=0.003) and abandonment of follow-up after the first visit (p &lt;0.001). There was significant between pregnant women victims and the completion of treatment (p &lt;0.001). Conclusion It is concluded that when knowing the factors related to non-adherence for ambulatorial follow-up, new strategies should be developed by specialized services.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14268769
title: Overweight and factors associated in health professionals of the Family Health Strategy

description: Abstract Background There is an overall increase in the prevalence of obesity, an important risk factor for chronic noncommunicable diseases. Objective To evaluate the prevalence of overweight and associated factors in health professionals in the Family Health Strategy. Method This is a cross-sectional study carried out with 215 health professionals from Montes Claros, MG, in 2015. Demographic, labor, behavioral and eating habits were investigated. Professionals were classified as having a health profile - concomitance with normal body mass index, not smoking, consuming fruits and vegetables daily, practicing physical activity and not adding salt to meals. Statistical analysis with a logistic regression model was used to identify factors associated with overweight. Results Community health agents (58.0%), nurses (27.0%), nursing technicians (9.0%) and physicians (6.0%) participated. Most of them were females (87%) with a mean age of 35.92 (±8.98). 53.5% and were overweight (36.7% overweight, 16.8% obese). Old age, other work relationship, irregular fruit, and vegetable consumption, and absence of health profile were associated with overweight. Conclusion There was a high prevalence of overweight in the health professionals, associated with lifestyle and work.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14268769.v1
title: Overweight and factors associated in health professionals of the Family Health Strategy

description: Abstract Background There is an overall increase in the prevalence of obesity, an important risk factor for chronic noncommunicable diseases. Objective To evaluate the prevalence of overweight and associated factors in health professionals in the Family Health Strategy. Method This is a cross-sectional study carried out with 215 health professionals from Montes Claros, MG, in 2015. Demographic, labor, behavioral and eating habits were investigated. Professionals were classified as having a health profile - concomitance with normal body mass index, not smoking, consuming fruits and vegetables daily, practicing physical activity and not adding salt to meals. Statistical analysis with a logistic regression model was used to identify factors associated with overweight. Results Community health agents (58.0%), nurses (27.0%), nursing technicians (9.0%) and physicians (6.0%) participated. Most of them were females (87%) with a mean age of 35.92 (±8.98). 53.5% and were overweight (36.7% overweight, 16.8% obese). Old age, other work relationship, irregular fruit, and vegetable consumption, and absence of health profile were associated with overweight. Conclusion There was a high prevalence of overweight in the health professionals, associated with lifestyle and work.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270761
title: Perceptions of students on bullying and the family: a qualitative focus on school health

description: Abstract Background School bullying represents an expressive phenomenon in Brazil and in the world, impacting in the health and development of children and adolescents. Objective To analyze the relationships between student perceptions of school bullying and family interactions. Method This is a qualitative study, in which 55 students participated. Semi-structured interviews were used in the data collection and analyzed according to the content analysis, in its thematic modality, in the software Atlas.Ti. The theoretical-methodological reference adopted was the Bioecological Theory of Development. Results It was revealed that a) individual characteristics resulting from the development process involving the family are the factors that best explain bullying; b) negative experiences in the family context can favor the involvement of students in situations of bullying; and c) positive aspects of families can be considered as strengths to be explored by intervention programs. Conclusion Relationships between perceptions about school bullying and family interactions were identified. The research increases understanding about the complexity of bullying and may subsidize initiatives for the training of professionals who work in the health area and have the families as a matrix of action in primary care.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270761.v1
title: Perceptions of students on bullying and the family: a qualitative focus on school health

description: Abstract Background School bullying represents an expressive phenomenon in Brazil and in the world, impacting in the health and development of children and adolescents. Objective To analyze the relationships between student perceptions of school bullying and family interactions. Method This is a qualitative study, in which 55 students participated. Semi-structured interviews were used in the data collection and analyzed according to the content analysis, in its thematic modality, in the software Atlas.Ti. The theoretical-methodological reference adopted was the Bioecological Theory of Development. Results It was revealed that a) individual characteristics resulting from the development process involving the family are the factors that best explain bullying; b) negative experiences in the family context can favor the involvement of students in situations of bullying; and c) positive aspects of families can be considered as strengths to be explored by intervention programs. Conclusion Relationships between perceptions about school bullying and family interactions were identified. The research increases understanding about the complexity of bullying and may subsidize initiatives for the training of professionals who work in the health area and have the families as a matrix of action in primary care.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14320180
title: Physical activity level of pregnant women attended at basic health units of a Brazilian Northeast municipality

description: Abstract Background Physical activity is a component of a positive lifestyle that can be influenced by the gestational period. Objective To evaluate the level of physical activity and associated factors in pregnant women attended by the Basic Health Units (BHU) of a Northeastern municipality. Method This is a cross-sectional study with a sample of 127 pregnant women assisted by the prenatal program at UBS, Vitória da Conquista/Bahia. The physical activity was investigated by the Pregnancy Physical Activity Questionnaire. The crude and adjusted statistical analyzes explored sociodemographic and lifestyle variables. Results Little more than half of the pregnant women are insufficiently active (52.6%). The largest daily energy expenditures were related to domestic activities. Most of the participants are insufficiently active in leisure (98.9%). Lower income and low school level were associated with lower levels of physical activity. Conclusion More than half of pregnant women presented unsatisfactory values for physical activity levels. When considering leisure activities, few women reported performing any physical activity on a regular basis. Physical activity programs that stimulate, guide and develop different modalities of exercise should be stimulated, considering the health benefits of the pregnant woman and the fetus.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14320180.v1
title: Physical activity level of pregnant women attended at basic health units of a Brazilian Northeast municipality

description: Abstract Background Physical activity is a component of a positive lifestyle that can be influenced by the gestational period. Objective To evaluate the level of physical activity and associated factors in pregnant women attended by the Basic Health Units (BHU) of a Northeastern municipality. Method This is a cross-sectional study with a sample of 127 pregnant women assisted by the prenatal program at UBS, Vitória da Conquista/Bahia. The physical activity was investigated by the Pregnancy Physical Activity Questionnaire. The crude and adjusted statistical analyzes explored sociodemographic and lifestyle variables. Results Little more than half of the pregnant women are insufficiently active (52.6%). The largest daily energy expenditures were related to domestic activities. Most of the participants are insufficiently active in leisure (98.9%). Lower income and low school level were associated with lower levels of physical activity. Conclusion More than half of pregnant women presented unsatisfactory values for physical activity levels. When considering leisure activities, few women reported performing any physical activity on a regular basis. Physical activity programs that stimulate, guide and develop different modalities of exercise should be stimulated, considering the health benefits of the pregnant woman and the fetus.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14320182.v1
title: EpiFloripa Ageing Longitudinal Study – Organizational routines and protocols related to the collection, analysis and storage of biological material, image exams and physical-functional capacity

description: Abstract Background Complementary exams may contribute to the understanding of the etiology of health problems in older adults. Objective To describe the operational aspects and protocols used to collect, analyze and storage biological materials, image exams and physical-functional capacity tests. Method This is a longitudinal and population-based study with 604 older adults (≥ 60 years) from EpiFloripa Ageing Study, in 2014. Data of biological material, body composition, bone densitometry, ultrasonography of the carotid artery intima average thickness, hand grip strength and physical activity were collected. Results The response rate was 50.4%. There was loss of follow-up in relation to age, cognitive status, and activities of daily living. The individuals who performed the tests were younger, worked by the time of the interview, ingested alcohol and were physically active. Also, they were less dependent, absence of cognitive impairment, absence of depressive symptoms and absence of difficulty in mobility. Conclusion It is expected that the description of the applied routines may help in the development of new similar research in the older adult population. Thus, the aging process of the population, its risk and protection factors can be followed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14320182
title: EpiFloripa Ageing Longitudinal Study – Organizational routines and protocols related to the collection, analysis and storage of biological material, image exams and physical-functional capacity

description: Abstract Background Complementary exams may contribute to the understanding of the etiology of health problems in older adults. Objective To describe the operational aspects and protocols used to collect, analyze and storage biological materials, image exams and physical-functional capacity tests. Method This is a longitudinal and population-based study with 604 older adults (≥ 60 years) from EpiFloripa Ageing Study, in 2014. Data of biological material, body composition, bone densitometry, ultrasonography of the carotid artery intima average thickness, hand grip strength and physical activity were collected. Results The response rate was 50.4%. There was loss of follow-up in relation to age, cognitive status, and activities of daily living. The individuals who performed the tests were younger, worked by the time of the interview, ingested alcohol and were physically active. Also, they were less dependent, absence of cognitive impairment, absence of depressive symptoms and absence of difficulty in mobility. Conclusion It is expected that the description of the applied routines may help in the development of new similar research in the older adult population. Thus, the aging process of the population, its risk and protection factors can be followed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270171
title: Assistance characterization of philanthropic hospitals of the Metropolitan Area of Belo Horizonte

description: Abstract Background The philanthropic hospitals comprise about one-third of the Brazilian hospital sector, with large participation in hospitalizations for the SUS. Many of them are strategic because they are the only hospital units in their municipalities. Objective This study aimed to analyze the geographic distribution, the healthcare complexity and the hospital bed capacity of the philanthropic hospitals of the Metropolitan Area of Belo Horizonte (RMBH), comparing with tendencies found in the national scope. Additionally, when the municipality presented only one hospital, being philanthropic, it was sought to verify if the hospital bed capacity reaches the minimum recommended by the WHO. Method All data used were collected in DATASUS. Data from establishments were used to describe the geographic distribution and healthcare complexity. The analysis of hospital bed capacity required the calculation of Philanthropic Hospital Beds per Thousand Inhabitants (LHF/MH), using data from physical resources and population. Results In the RMBH, the general philanthropic hospitals, in the majority, are distributed individually by the smaller municipalities, whereas the specialized ones are concentrated in the capital. LHF/MH grew in RMBH, in the capital and in the set of smaller municipalities. Itaguara was the only municipality, among those who only have one hospital, being philanthropic, which presented LHF/MH higher than the minimum recommended by WHO. Conclusion There is great similarity between the national cuts and the RMBH. Many municipalities in this region have only one hospital unit, being philanthropic, a fact that corroborates the importance of these organizations for local health.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270171.v1
title: Assistance characterization of philanthropic hospitals of the Metropolitan Area of Belo Horizonte

description: Abstract Background The philanthropic hospitals comprise about one-third of the Brazilian hospital sector, with large participation in hospitalizations for the SUS. Many of them are strategic because they are the only hospital units in their municipalities. Objective This study aimed to analyze the geographic distribution, the healthcare complexity and the hospital bed capacity of the philanthropic hospitals of the Metropolitan Area of Belo Horizonte (RMBH), comparing with tendencies found in the national scope. Additionally, when the municipality presented only one hospital, being philanthropic, it was sought to verify if the hospital bed capacity reaches the minimum recommended by the WHO. Method All data used were collected in DATASUS. Data from establishments were used to describe the geographic distribution and healthcare complexity. The analysis of hospital bed capacity required the calculation of Philanthropic Hospital Beds per Thousand Inhabitants (LHF/MH), using data from physical resources and population. Results In the RMBH, the general philanthropic hospitals, in the majority, are distributed individually by the smaller municipalities, whereas the specialized ones are concentrated in the capital. LHF/MH grew in RMBH, in the capital and in the set of smaller municipalities. Itaguara was the only municipality, among those who only have one hospital, being philanthropic, which presented LHF/MH higher than the minimum recommended by WHO. Conclusion There is great similarity between the national cuts and the RMBH. Many municipalities in this region have only one hospital unit, being philanthropic, a fact that corroborates the importance of these organizations for local health.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14320183
title: Validity of self-reported measures of body weight and height in participants of the São Paulo Megacity Mental Health Survey

description: Abstract Background The use of valid indicators for the evaluation of the nutritional status of the population was very important. Objective The concordance between measured and self-reported data of body weight and height and BMI were evaluated and the factors that exert influence on the self-report. Method This is a cross-sectional population-based study of adults from the Metropolitan Region of SP (N=766). Calculation of the intraclass correlation coefficients and graphical analyzes of Bland & Altman were conducted, evaluating the agreement of these measures. Results In the total sample and for both genders, the self-reported body weight and the BMI were underestimated, while the self-reported height was overestimated. The imprecision in self-report was influenced by gender, age, school level,and nutritional status. The agreement between the measures was high in both genders and in the total sample (weight ICC 0.951/CI 0.938-0.961; height ICC 0.870/CI 0.597-0.939; BMI ICC 0.865/CI 0.677-0.928). The prevalence of overweight by self-reported measures was underestimated (13%) when compared to that calculated by the measured data. Conclusion Self-report can be influenced by several factors, producing imprecise measures. Its use in population surveys may lead to an important underestimation of the risk of illness and premature mortality for cardiovascular and metabolic diseases associated with overweight.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14320183.v1
title: Validity of self-reported measures of body weight and height in participants of the São Paulo Megacity Mental Health Survey

description: Abstract Background The use of valid indicators for the evaluation of the nutritional status of the population was very important. Objective The concordance between measured and self-reported data of body weight and height and BMI were evaluated and the factors that exert influence on the self-report. Method This is a cross-sectional population-based study of adults from the Metropolitan Region of SP (N=766). Calculation of the intraclass correlation coefficients and graphical analyzes of Bland & Altman were conducted, evaluating the agreement of these measures. Results In the total sample and for both genders, the self-reported body weight and the BMI were underestimated, while the self-reported height was overestimated. The imprecision in self-report was influenced by gender, age, school level,and nutritional status. The agreement between the measures was high in both genders and in the total sample (weight ICC 0.951/CI 0.938-0.961; height ICC 0.870/CI 0.597-0.939; BMI ICC 0.865/CI 0.677-0.928). The prevalence of overweight by self-reported measures was underestimated (13%) when compared to that calculated by the measured data. Conclusion Self-report can be influenced by several factors, producing imprecise measures. Its use in population surveys may lead to an important underestimation of the risk of illness and premature mortality for cardiovascular and metabolic diseases associated with overweight.