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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284928.v1
title: Trends in the nutritional status among children from 2008 to 2015: Food and Nutrition Surveillance System (Sisvan)

description: Abstract Background The Food and Nutrition Surveillance System (Sisvan) is a national and essential System to monitor the growth and development of children in Primary Health Care services. Objective To describe the coverage and temporal trend of the nutritional status of children aged 5 to 9 registered in Sisvan between 2008 and 2015. Method Simple linear regression analysis was performed to verify the temporal trend in the number of records, coverage, and nutritional status classification among children from 5 to 9 years old in four territories (Dourados, Mato Grosso do Sul, Midwest region and Brazil). Results There was a rising trend in the number of records, except for Dourados that presented irregular patterns (p=0.123). Underweight and normal weight presented falling trends, while overweight and obesity increased in the period in the territories evaluated, except for Dourados, which did not present significant results for normal weight (p=0.145) and obesity (p=0,318). Conclusion The number of records and, consequently, the coverage of Sisvan increased significantly in three territories evaluated in the period. Results of the nutritional status strengthen the nutritional transition process experienced in Brazil.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284929
title: Evaluation of oncology patients’ satisfaction with health service in a public hospital in Brazil

description: Abstract Background Patient satisfaction is fundamental to improve the quality of health services. In order to standardize the surveys, the EORTC-IN-PATSAT32 questionnaire was created. Objective The objective was to evaluate patients' satisfaction with hospitalization. Method 322 patients were interviewed through the socioeconomic aspects and EORTC-IN-PATSAT32 questionnaires. The multiple items were grouped in the dimensions provided for in the Brazilian version of the questionnaire. Hypothesis tests were used to evaluate differences in the evaluation. Results The majority of the patients were male, older than 60 years, low educational level, married, in clinical care and without metastasis. Higher level of satisfaction was with hospital discharge and greater dissatisfaction with the structure. There was greater satisfaction with the multi-professional team among patients with less education and more than 40 years. Surgical and white patients had the greatest satisfaction with physicians. Married patients were the most satisfied with the therapeutic conduct, while men and elderly were the most satisfied with the structure, as long as whites were more satisfied with the discharge. Conclusion Patient satisfaction is influenced by gender, age, race, education level, marital status and treatment modality. It is recommended the development of studies in other hospitals in the country to relate the satisfaction with the characteristics of the Brazilian population.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284930
title: Health promotion: discourses and conceptions in primary health care

description: Abstract Background Although initially the term health promotion is used to characterize a level of care of preventive medicine, it has been resignifying over time. Objective This study aimed to identify knowledge about the health promotion of health workers in the city of Criciúma - SC. Method This is a descriptive observational study with a qualitative approach, which included 123 professionals from 28 Family Health Strategies and 1 Family Health Support Center and at the Municipal Health Secretary. The thematic analysis of content analyzed the data, divided into three phases and using descriptive statistics, using the software Atlas.ti, with the insertion of documents, excerpts of the speech, codes, grouping by proximity thematic and visualization networks. Results Data generated 137 quotations, 11 codes that were grouped into 4 categories: a preventive model [36,6%], an educational model [29,2%], a positive health model [28,5%] and a model of articulation, participation and social control [5,8]. Conclusion the understanding of health workers about health promotion is predominantly related to the preventive view, mainly related to the prevention of risk factors and diseases.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284929.v1
title: Evaluation of oncology patients’ satisfaction with health service in a public hospital in Brazil

description: Abstract Background Patient satisfaction is fundamental to improve the quality of health services. In order to standardize the surveys, the EORTC-IN-PATSAT32 questionnaire was created. Objective The objective was to evaluate patients' satisfaction with hospitalization. Method 322 patients were interviewed through the socioeconomic aspects and EORTC-IN-PATSAT32 questionnaires. The multiple items were grouped in the dimensions provided for in the Brazilian version of the questionnaire. Hypothesis tests were used to evaluate differences in the evaluation. Results The majority of the patients were male, older than 60 years, low educational level, married, in clinical care and without metastasis. Higher level of satisfaction was with hospital discharge and greater dissatisfaction with the structure. There was greater satisfaction with the multi-professional team among patients with less education and more than 40 years. Surgical and white patients had the greatest satisfaction with physicians. Married patients were the most satisfied with the therapeutic conduct, while men and elderly were the most satisfied with the structure, as long as whites were more satisfied with the discharge. Conclusion Patient satisfaction is influenced by gender, age, race, education level, marital status and treatment modality. It is recommended the development of studies in other hospitals in the country to relate the satisfaction with the characteristics of the Brazilian population.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284933
title: Incompleteness of filling of the compulsory notifications of violence - Brazil, 2011-2014

description: Abstract Background Quality information is a necessary condition for the objective analysis of the health situation, for making evidence-based decisions and for the programming of public actions that aim at the development of good health conditions for the general population. Objective To evaluate the quality of the filling of compulsory notifications of violence in Brazil, with emphasis on the completeness of the data. Method Descriptive study with data from the National Disease Notification Information System (Sinan) for the period 2011 to 2014 was carried out. Percentages of incompleteness were calculated on the basis of uninformed fields (ignored/blank) and the annual average percentage of incompleteness for essential and mandatory variables. Results The overall average percentage of incompleteness of the analyzed variables was classified as Bad (22.4%). The average percentage of incompleteness by blocks ranged from regular for variables on reporting (14.4%) and victim identification (14.6%) to Bad for variables on ending (30.8%) and referral (32.9%). Conclusion The data of notification of violence presented Bad quality of completion, despite the increase in the number of notifications. It is recommended to monitor the data and to train professionals in the correct completion of notifications.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284933.v1
title: Incompleteness of filling of the compulsory notifications of violence - Brazil, 2011-2014

description: Abstract Background Quality information is a necessary condition for the objective analysis of the health situation, for making evidence-based decisions and for the programming of public actions that aim at the development of good health conditions for the general population. Objective To evaluate the quality of the filling of compulsory notifications of violence in Brazil, with emphasis on the completeness of the data. Method Descriptive study with data from the National Disease Notification Information System (Sinan) for the period 2011 to 2014 was carried out. Percentages of incompleteness were calculated on the basis of uninformed fields (ignored/blank) and the annual average percentage of incompleteness for essential and mandatory variables. Results The overall average percentage of incompleteness of the analyzed variables was classified as Bad (22.4%). The average percentage of incompleteness by blocks ranged from regular for variables on reporting (14.4%) and victim identification (14.6%) to Bad for variables on ending (30.8%) and referral (32.9%). Conclusion The data of notification of violence presented Bad quality of completion, despite the increase in the number of notifications. It is recommended to monitor the data and to train professionals in the correct completion of notifications.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284934
title: Social iniquity and breast cancer in women: mortality analysis

description: Abstract Introduction Despite the preventive actions, breast cancer (BC) in Brazil has a high mortality, probably due to the identification of the tumor in advanced stages. Objective To analyze mortality from BC in the health micro-regions of Minas Gerais (MG), 2013-2017, and its possible association with social inequality. Method Ecological study, whose unit of analysis was the health micro-regions of MG. Mortality, sociodemographic and health data were extracted from SIM, IBGE, PROADESS, and DATASUS. Specific and age-standardized mortality rates were calculated, thematic maps were constructed, and statistical analyzes were performed using the Moran Index and multiple simple regression. Results From 2013-2017 there were 7,571 deaths from BC in MG. The deadliest microregions are in the Center and East; the smallest in the North and Northeast. Most variables had a high coefficient of variation and were significant in the simple linear regression model. In the multiple distal and proximal models, only the degree of urbanization was significant. All variables showed significant spatial autocorrelation and spatial dependence. Conclusion High mortality rates in the most urbanized micro-regions can be explained by reproductive, behavioral factors and the distribution of health resources, present in large urban centers.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284937.v1
title: Notification of violence against women in the city of São Paulo, 2008-2015

description: Abstract Background Violence demands health care due to the physical and psychological injuries it causes and consequently compromises the individual's quality of life. Notification is a dimension of the care line, which also enables to give visibility to the problem of violence and subsidizes public policies. Objective To describe the characteristics of violence against women reported in the city of São Paulo, 2008-2015. Method a descriptive ecological study on the cases of interpersonal violence against women aged 20 to 59 years registered in the city of São Paulo, evaluating the temporal trend by simple linear regression and the characteristics of those involved and violence. Results We identified 43,256 reported cases, evidencing an increase in the period (β = 0.001; p = 0.006); with physical aggression as predominant (81.3%) and among women aged 20-29 years old (37.6%). The aggressor was male (47.7%) and known (62.5%), occurring at victim’s home (31.6%); the head (31.7%) and limbs (21.4%) were the most affected parts of the body causing mainly trauma (60.0%). Conclusion Reports of violence against women have increased in the city of São Paulo, but physical violence, which has greater visibility, still stands out, suggesting the existence of underreporting.
DOI: 10.22008/fk2/oiajvo/q5dsuq
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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284934.v1
title: Social iniquity and breast cancer in women: mortality analysis

description: Abstract Introduction Despite the preventive actions, breast cancer (BC) in Brazil has a high mortality, probably due to the identification of the tumor in advanced stages. Objective To analyze mortality from BC in the health micro-regions of Minas Gerais (MG), 2013-2017, and its possible association with social inequality. Method Ecological study, whose unit of analysis was the health micro-regions of MG. Mortality, sociodemographic and health data were extracted from SIM, IBGE, PROADESS, and DATASUS. Specific and age-standardized mortality rates were calculated, thematic maps were constructed, and statistical analyzes were performed using the Moran Index and multiple simple regression. Results From 2013-2017 there were 7,571 deaths from BC in MG. The deadliest microregions are in the Center and East; the smallest in the North and Northeast. Most variables had a high coefficient of variation and were significant in the simple linear regression model. In the multiple distal and proximal models, only the degree of urbanization was significant. All variables showed significant spatial autocorrelation and spatial dependence. Conclusion High mortality rates in the most urbanized micro-regions can be explained by reproductive, behavioral factors and the distribution of health resources, present in large urban centers.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284937
title: Notification of violence against women in the city of São Paulo, 2008-2015

description: Abstract Background Violence demands health care due to the physical and psychological injuries it causes and consequently compromises the individual's quality of life. Notification is a dimension of the care line, which also enables to give visibility to the problem of violence and subsidizes public policies. Objective To describe the characteristics of violence against women reported in the city of São Paulo, 2008-2015. Method a descriptive ecological study on the cases of interpersonal violence against women aged 20 to 59 years registered in the city of São Paulo, evaluating the temporal trend by simple linear regression and the characteristics of those involved and violence. Results We identified 43,256 reported cases, evidencing an increase in the period (β = 0.001; p = 0.006); with physical aggression as predominant (81.3%) and among women aged 20-29 years old (37.6%). The aggressor was male (47.7%) and known (62.5%), occurring at victim’s home (31.6%); the head (31.7%) and limbs (21.4%) were the most affected parts of the body causing mainly trauma (60.0%). Conclusion Reports of violence against women have increased in the city of São Paulo, but physical violence, which has greater visibility, still stands out, suggesting the existence of underreporting.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284938
title: Suicides in a military police organization in southern Brazil

description: Abstract Background Suicide is considered a public health problem. Every year 840,000 people take their own lives. In military police, suicide rates are also high. Objective This study aimed to investigate occupational and social characteristics in cases of suicide of military police officers from Santa Catarina, Brazil, from 2012 to 2016. Method This is a documentary, descriptive and quantitative study, using socio-occupational information provided by the organization about suicide cases of military police officers. Results All military police officers who committed suicide are male (n = 14) and most have children (85.71%). About 85.71% of the suicide cases occurred in lower rank positions, especially in the first degree in the military hierarchy. Soldiers accounted for half of the cases (n = 7). In all cases, part of the salary was committed with loans or financial debts. Conclusion Important occupational characteristics in certain situations may become a risk factor for suicide of military police officers. Further research is needed, especially considering other important sources of information not used in this investigation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284938.v1
title: Suicides in a military police organization in southern Brazil

description: Abstract Background Suicide is considered a public health problem. Every year 840,000 people take their own lives. In military police, suicide rates are also high. Objective This study aimed to investigate occupational and social characteristics in cases of suicide of military police officers from Santa Catarina, Brazil, from 2012 to 2016. Method This is a documentary, descriptive and quantitative study, using socio-occupational information provided by the organization about suicide cases of military police officers. Results All military police officers who committed suicide are male (n = 14) and most have children (85.71%). About 85.71% of the suicide cases occurred in lower rank positions, especially in the first degree in the military hierarchy. Soldiers accounted for half of the cases (n = 7). In all cases, part of the salary was committed with loans or financial debts. Conclusion Important occupational characteristics in certain situations may become a risk factor for suicide of military police officers. Further research is needed, especially considering other important sources of information not used in this investigation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284939
title: Desigualdades en la incidencia de sífilis congénita relacionada con las condiciones de vida, Bogotá Colombia 2013-2014

description: Resumen Introducción Las desigualdades en salud están vinculadas a la organización social y reflejan la inequidad presente en una sociedad. La sífilis congénita es un problema de salud pública en países menos desarrollados, su incidencia se relaciona con la pobreza. Objetivo Analizar las desigualdades en la incidencia de sífilis congénita relacionada con las condiciones de vida en las localidades de la ciudad de Bogotá, Colombia, en los años 2013 y 2014. Método Se realizó un estudio ecológico de grupos múltiples. La información se tomó de fuentes oficiales (SIVIGILA y RUAF) de la ciudad. La información del índice de condiciones de vida (ICV) se tomó de la Encuesta Multipropósito (Bogotá, 2011). Se utilizó la fracción atribuible como medida relativa de desigualdad y el coeficiente de Spearman (rho) como medida de correlación. Resultados La ISC acumulada en el periodo 2013-2014 fue de 2.08 por 1000 nacidos vivos, aumentó en localidades observadas como Mártires y Santafé, el exceso de riesgo de nacer con sífilis congénita fue de 94%, en ciudad Bolívar y Usme fue de 90% y 80% respectivamente. Conclusión las desigualdades evidenciadas en la ISC entre las localidades de Bogotá, se relacionó con las desigualdades encontradas en el Índice de Condiciones de Vida.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284939.v1
title: Desigualdades en la incidencia de sífilis congénita relacionada con las condiciones de vida, Bogotá Colombia 2013-2014

description: Resumen Introducción Las desigualdades en salud están vinculadas a la organización social y reflejan la inequidad presente en una sociedad. La sífilis congénita es un problema de salud pública en países menos desarrollados, su incidencia se relaciona con la pobreza. Objetivo Analizar las desigualdades en la incidencia de sífilis congénita relacionada con las condiciones de vida en las localidades de la ciudad de Bogotá, Colombia, en los años 2013 y 2014. Método Se realizó un estudio ecológico de grupos múltiples. La información se tomó de fuentes oficiales (SIVIGILA y RUAF) de la ciudad. La información del índice de condiciones de vida (ICV) se tomó de la Encuesta Multipropósito (Bogotá, 2011). Se utilizó la fracción atribuible como medida relativa de desigualdad y el coeficiente de Spearman (rho) como medida de correlación. Resultados La ISC acumulada en el periodo 2013-2014 fue de 2.08 por 1000 nacidos vivos, aumentó en localidades observadas como Mártires y Santafé, el exceso de riesgo de nacer con sífilis congénita fue de 94%, en ciudad Bolívar y Usme fue de 90% y 80% respectivamente. Conclusión las desigualdades evidenciadas en la ISC entre las localidades de Bogotá, se relacionó con las desigualdades encontradas en el Índice de Condiciones de Vida.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284940
title: Information System on Live Births: influence of the municipal health organizational context on the implantation, 2012-2013

description: Abstract Background The information system on live births (Sinasc, in Portuguese) is essential for the calculation of health indicators and should provide quality information. Objective Evaluate the influence of the organizational context on the implementation of Sinasc. Method Evaluative study of multiple cases in nine municipalities through implementation analysis based on the logical model and indicator matrix. In order to appreciate the context, we adopted the categories government project, governance capacity and governance (Matus Triangle); and to measure the degree of: implementation; structure and process indicators related to management; distribution and control; emission and filling; collection; processing; and analysis and disclosure. The results were intertwined accord to theoretical references. Results Of the nine municipalities, the organizational context was favorable in six and unfavorable in three. Regarding the degree, one was classified as implanted (82.8%); five partially implemented (ranging from 79.3 to 62.6%); and three incipients (57.0% to 46.1%). Conclusion Organizational political contexts favored the better implementation of Sinasc, influencing and interacting among themselves. A few challenges were identified and need to be addressed; including a government project that prioritizes the system and investments in the technical capacity and autonomy, all essential to obtain adequate and timely information.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284942
title: Cost analysis of hemophilia treatment in a Brazilian public blood center

description: Abstract Background hemophilia is a rare coagulopathy, treated by replacing the missing blood clotting factor. Objective to assess the direct costs of hemophilia treatment from the perspective of the Unified Health System, highlighting the impact costs of new therapeutic modalities. Method partial economic assessment of the direct costs of hemophilia, in which were collected data from patient records from 2011 to 2015, at the Blood Center in the city of Juiz de Fora. Costs were assigned to consultations, exams, hospitalizations, and medications according to the price list of the National Health Surveillance Agency (in Portuguese ANVISA) and the Table of Procedures, and Medications. Results among 98 patients evaluated, 76 had hemophilia A, and 43.3% presented severe hemophilia. The number of consultations and the consumption of Clotting Factor Concentrates (CFCs) were higher in severe hemophilia. Hospitalizations were rare. Direct costs increased 286.8% from 2011 to 2015. The mean annual cost per patient was R$57,416.43, with no significant difference between hemophilia A and B. The expenditures for factor concentrates amounted to 99.46% of total costs. The actual impact cost was more than R$6,000,000.00. Conclusion the direct costs of hemophilia were high, mainly due to factor concentrates. There was an increase in costs with the incorporation of technologies, although there are some areas with potential inefficiencies.