cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282605
title: CRANIAL OSTEOMYELITIS AS A COMPLICATION OF FURUNCULAR MYIASIS

description: ABSTRACT Objective: To report the case of an infant with infrequent cranial osteomyelitis as a complication of furuncular myiasis. Case description: The patient was a 4-month-old male who presented to the emergency department with a nodular skull lesion with edema, tenderness, pain, and purulent drainage, as well as progress of the ulcerated lesion and evidence of larvae inside. Antibiotic treatment was initiated, and the patient was taken to the operating room to remove the larvae, but he had no symptomatic improvement. A skull radiograph was taken to visualize the osteolytic lesion, and a 3D computed tomography scan showed osteomyelitis of the external parietal surface. Antibiotic management readjustment continued for a total of six weeks, and a skin flap was used with clinical improvement. Comments: Myiasis is defined as the infestation of vertebrates with fly larvae. In mammals, larvae can feed on host tissue and cause a wide range of infestations depending on their location in the body. The cranial osteomyelitis as a complication of myiasis described in this report seems to be an exceptional case.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7518650
title: Evaluation of primary care: the point of view of users

description: ABSTRACT The aim of this paper was to evaluate attributes of the Primary Health Care (PHC), under the perception of users. It is a cross-sectional study that had as participants 384 adult users linked to PHC teams. The Primary Care Assessment Tool - adult users, reduced version - was applied. The Degree of Affiliation and two attributes reached average scores higher than 6.6 and were thus well evaluated. The other attributes had scores lower than 6.6, not reaching the average score established as desirable. It is concluded that the analyzed APS attributes received a heterogeneous evaluation and that most of them need a closer look and investment by the managers and professionals.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282604.v1
title: BRAZIL’S PROGRESS IN PROTECTING, PROMOTING AND SUPPORTING BREASTFEEDING FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE GLOBAL BREASTFEEDING COLLECTIVE

description: ABSTRACT Objective: To identify and to discuss the progress of actions for the protection, promotion and support of breastfeeding in Brazil from the perspective of the indicators proposed by the Global Breastfeeding Collective. Data source: A narrative review was conducted according to the methodological orientation of the implementation research and through a qualitative approach. Publications from the World Health Organization and the United Nations Children’s Fund were selected, as well as publications from the Brazilian Ministry of Health were collected from the Virtual Health Library and from the libraries of the Department of Primary Care’s portal and the Brazilian’s Institute of Geography and Research. Data synthesis: Brazil has shown promising results regarding the implementation of breastfeeding protection legislation, the participation of municipalities in community breastfeeding support programs, and the continued evaluation of these programs. However, reports of breastfeeding rates have not been produced every five years and the progress of these indicators is very far from the agreed targets for 2030. There is also a need to improve the number of births in child-friendly hospitals and financial donations for breastfeeding programs. Conclusions: It is necessary to strengthen systematic monitoring of breastfeeding and following up current strategies to more effectively impact the breastfeeding rates in the country. Furthermore, it is suggested that the practice of donations is a pathway to be explored to support breastfeeding programs.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282605.v1
title: CRANIAL OSTEOMYELITIS AS A COMPLICATION OF FURUNCULAR MYIASIS

description: ABSTRACT Objective: To report the case of an infant with infrequent cranial osteomyelitis as a complication of furuncular myiasis. Case description: The patient was a 4-month-old male who presented to the emergency department with a nodular skull lesion with edema, tenderness, pain, and purulent drainage, as well as progress of the ulcerated lesion and evidence of larvae inside. Antibiotic treatment was initiated, and the patient was taken to the operating room to remove the larvae, but he had no symptomatic improvement. A skull radiograph was taken to visualize the osteolytic lesion, and a 3D computed tomography scan showed osteomyelitis of the external parietal surface. Antibiotic management readjustment continued for a total of six weeks, and a skin flap was used with clinical improvement. Comments: Myiasis is defined as the infestation of vertebrates with fly larvae. In mammals, larvae can feed on host tissue and cause a wide range of infestations depending on their location in the body. The cranial osteomyelitis as a complication of myiasis described in this report seems to be an exceptional case.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282607
title: Analysis of satisfaction of users in a university hospital

description: This is a descriptive exploratory study of quantitative approach whose objective was to analyze the degree of satisfaction of users admitted to the emergency room of a university hospital in the central region of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil. The sample consisted of 167 patients and data collection was carried out during the period April-October 2011 by means of a questionnaire adapted from Pena (2010). The results allow concluding that users are satisfied with the services provided by nursing, medical and nutrition teams, but dissatisfied with variables concerning the infrastructure and the environment.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282607.v1
title: Analysis of satisfaction of users in a university hospital

description: This is a descriptive exploratory study of quantitative approach whose objective was to analyze the degree of satisfaction of users admitted to the emergency room of a university hospital in the central region of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil. The sample consisted of 167 patients and data collection was carried out during the period April-October 2011 by means of a questionnaire adapted from Pena (2010). The results allow concluding that users are satisfied with the services provided by nursing, medical and nutrition teams, but dissatisfied with variables concerning the infrastructure and the environment.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282609
title: The Family Health Strategy in the State of Pernambuco: evaluation of team structure by population size

description: The study aimed to evaluate the structure of Health Family Teams of the state of Pernambuco by population size in the year of 2009. Were applied structured questionnaires to 154 teams, from 24 counties, and evaluated items related to instruments, educational materials, physical space, medicines, vaccines, besides the human resources available. The results showed that the physical spaces of the teams were better evaluated in small-sized municipalities (p=0,032). Only 5,6% of the teams meet all the structure requirements, and the component human resources pointed out the precariousness of the professional bonds, mainly in mid-sized municipalities of the state.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282609.v1
title: The Family Health Strategy in the State of Pernambuco: evaluation of team structure by population size

description: The study aimed to evaluate the structure of Health Family Teams of the state of Pernambuco by population size in the year of 2009. Were applied structured questionnaires to 154 teams, from 24 counties, and evaluated items related to instruments, educational materials, physical space, medicines, vaccines, besides the human resources available. The results showed that the physical spaces of the teams were better evaluated in small-sized municipalities (p=0,032). Only 5,6% of the teams meet all the structure requirements, and the component human resources pointed out the precariousness of the professional bonds, mainly in mid-sized municipalities of the state.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282612.v1
title: Matrix Support and Capsi: scenario challenges in the deployment of the mental health matrix

description: ABSTRACT This qualitative study aimed to explore the knowledge and experience of a Center for Child Psychosocial Care (Centro de Atenção Psicossocial Infantil - Capsi) team about Matrix Support Strategy (AM) by means of the participation of five professionals' reference team and four multidisciplinary residents. We used two Focus Groups in Capsi premises during 2015-2016 and applied the Collective Subject Discourse to analyze the speeches. As a result, it was not found any clear definition of the subject and no AM experience was recognized, struggling the implementation of the strategy within care actions in mental health. We conclude by the need to articulate a network that can really contribute to the paradigm shift of the hegemonic medical model.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7509404
title: Protective and destructive processes of the health of the sericulture's workers

description: ABSTRACT This article identifies the protective and destructive processes of the health of sericulture's workers in Paraná. It is a qualitative study, with a group of silk cocoon producers in the municipalities of Arapongas and Diamante do Sul. The lifestyle of the families is characterized by: difficulty of autonomous production lines; development of many activities to compose income; contact with toxic chemicals; long working hours; situations of suffering. As protective processes, the organization of the workers and the access to some public policy. Monitoring the health of these workers is urgently required, especially, regarding the use of formaldehyde.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7509404.v1
title: Protective and destructive processes of the health of the sericulture's workers

description: ABSTRACT This article identifies the protective and destructive processes of the health of sericulture's workers in Paraná. It is a qualitative study, with a group of silk cocoon producers in the municipalities of Arapongas and Diamante do Sul. The lifestyle of the families is characterized by: difficulty of autonomous production lines; development of many activities to compose income; contact with toxic chemicals; long working hours; situations of suffering. As protective processes, the organization of the workers and the access to some public policy. Monitoring the health of these workers is urgently required, especially, regarding the use of formaldehyde.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7518650.v1
title: Evaluation of primary care: the point of view of users

description: ABSTRACT The aim of this paper was to evaluate attributes of the Primary Health Care (PHC), under the perception of users. It is a cross-sectional study that had as participants 384 adult users linked to PHC teams. The Primary Care Assessment Tool - adult users, reduced version - was applied. The Degree of Affiliation and two attributes reached average scores higher than 6.6 and were thus well evaluated. The other attributes had scores lower than 6.6, not reaching the average score established as desirable. It is concluded that the analyzed APS attributes received a heterogeneous evaluation and that most of them need a closer look and investment by the managers and professionals.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282612
title: Matrix Support and Capsi: scenario challenges in the deployment of the mental health matrix

description: ABSTRACT This qualitative study aimed to explore the knowledge and experience of a Center for Child Psychosocial Care (Centro de Atenção Psicossocial Infantil - Capsi) team about Matrix Support Strategy (AM) by means of the participation of five professionals' reference team and four multidisciplinary residents. We used two Focus Groups in Capsi premises during 2015-2016 and applied the Collective Subject Discourse to analyze the speeches. As a result, it was not found any clear definition of the subject and no AM experience was recognized, struggling the implementation of the strategy within care actions in mental health. We conclude by the need to articulate a network that can really contribute to the paradigm shift of the hegemonic medical model.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7514669
title: The work in oral health in the Family Health Strategy: is it a tough integration?

description: ABSTRACT This study analyzed the integration of the Oral Health team (eSB) to the Family Health Team (FHT) in the Federal District. It is a qualitative study where nineteen interviews, work observation and documentary analysis were conducted, and the collection and analysis, in triangulation, were based on analytical categories formulated from public policies that guide the work in oral health: teamwork, educational and intersectoral actions, bonding and reception, access and coordination of care, planning and continuing education, participation and social control, qualification of care and working conditions. The results have evidenced the integration of oral health professionals in inter-consultation, team meetings, home visits, in intersectoral actions focused on school and individual and group health education in a setting where biomedical model predominates. Communitary workers stand out as facilitators of the integration, while the oral health technicians remain invisible. It is concluded that the integration of eSB with the FHT is incipient and limited by conflicts of rules and the way work is organized in FHT in the context studied, constituting a difficult integration.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282614
title: Attitudes and opinions of professionals involved in the care to women in violence situation in 10 Brazilian cities

description: ABSTRACT This research aimed to analyze opinions and attitudes of professionals of the network of care to women in violence situation in 10 Brazilian cities. It is a quantitative cross-sectional study, carried out through semi-structured interviews with the participants of the workshops in these cities, totaling 438 individuals. A descriptive analysis was performed with frequency distributions, bivariate analysis and correspondence analysis. The number of professionals working on the suspected cases is higher than the number of those working on the confirmed cases of violence against women. Less than half of the professionals who attended the suspected cases has taken action on the matter of the fact. The adoption of some attitudes by the professionals was more common - even also being less than half of the majority of actions - in the face of the confirmed cases. Underreporting occurs in suspected cases and confirmed cases. Most of the interviewed people consider to be responsibility of the public health sector to develop preventing actions toward violence against women, with a high rate of unanswered cases. It is concluded that there is a long way for care to women in violence situation to be properly offered; professionals routinely refer more than address the cases, they poorly report them, they do not feel qualified, and sometimes do not even see themselves as the responsible for this care.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282614.v1
title: Attitudes and opinions of professionals involved in the care to women in violence situation in 10 Brazilian cities

description: ABSTRACT This research aimed to analyze opinions and attitudes of professionals of the network of care to women in violence situation in 10 Brazilian cities. It is a quantitative cross-sectional study, carried out through semi-structured interviews with the participants of the workshops in these cities, totaling 438 individuals. A descriptive analysis was performed with frequency distributions, bivariate analysis and correspondence analysis. The number of professionals working on the suspected cases is higher than the number of those working on the confirmed cases of violence against women. Less than half of the professionals who attended the suspected cases has taken action on the matter of the fact. The adoption of some attitudes by the professionals was more common - even also being less than half of the majority of actions - in the face of the confirmed cases. Underreporting occurs in suspected cases and confirmed cases. Most of the interviewed people consider to be responsibility of the public health sector to develop preventing actions toward violence against women, with a high rate of unanswered cases. It is concluded that there is a long way for care to women in violence situation to be properly offered; professionals routinely refer more than address the cases, they poorly report them, they do not feel qualified, and sometimes do not even see themselves as the responsible for this care.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282619
title: Psychosocial Care Centers - alcohol and drugs: users’ profile

description: ABSTRACT The study aimed to describe the profile of users being treated in the Psychosocial Care Centers - alcohol and drugs (CAPSad) of the Triângulo Mineiro region of Minas Gerais. A cross-sectional study, with sample of 369 users into treatment. An instrument was used containing sociodemographic variables and about care in CAPSad; about psychoactive substances used throughout life and in the last month; age of initial use of psychoactive substances; hospitalization and medication resulting from the use; time and modality of treatment. Descriptive statistical analysis and Student’s t-tests, non-parametric Mann-Whitney, parametric analysis of variance (ANOVA-F), and Dunn’s multiple comparisons were performed. There was a higher percentage of men (80.5%), age between 41 and 60 years (45.8%), without partner (55.2%), incomplete elementary school (38.4%), unemployed (34.7%) and in treatment between 1 and 5 years (62.9%). Alcohol was the most used substance throughout life (89.7%); and in the last month (77.8%). This study reinforces the need to rescue autonomy, social reintegration, work with social value, citizenship rights based on specialized and individualized attention. Social support networks, intersectoriality and the articulation of the Psychosocial Attention Networks should be the basis of the transformation so that these issues are concretized in the care practice.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7514669.v1
title: The work in oral health in the Family Health Strategy: is it a tough integration?

description: ABSTRACT This study analyzed the integration of the Oral Health team (eSB) to the Family Health Team (FHT) in the Federal District. It is a qualitative study where nineteen interviews, work observation and documentary analysis were conducted, and the collection and analysis, in triangulation, were based on analytical categories formulated from public policies that guide the work in oral health: teamwork, educational and intersectoral actions, bonding and reception, access and coordination of care, planning and continuing education, participation and social control, qualification of care and working conditions. The results have evidenced the integration of oral health professionals in inter-consultation, team meetings, home visits, in intersectoral actions focused on school and individual and group health education in a setting where biomedical model predominates. Communitary workers stand out as facilitators of the integration, while the oral health technicians remain invisible. It is concluded that the integration of eSB with the FHT is incipient and limited by conflicts of rules and the way work is organized in FHT in the context studied, constituting a difficult integration.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11267288
title: Institutional racism and black woman health: an analysis of Brazilian scientific production

description: ABSTRACT Brazil carries in its history centuries of slavery and racist ideologies that are reflected in its current social inequalities. Research shows that black women experience the worst access and quality of health care, which would be a consequence of institutional racism. Based on those data, a literature review was applied using the systematic review methodology with the aim to survey the Brazilian scientific production regarding institutional racism and the health of black women, as well as to analyze how the theme has been treated by researchers. It became clear that the literature on the subject remains scarce, reinforcing the need to address the theme racism in further research. Although racial inequality is confirmed in all articles analyzed, their conclusions vary among them, and some authors interpreted data solely as a consequence of economic inequality. We concluded that the debate about racism is of pivotal importance in the fight against it and that the identification of racial inequality with economic condition is a consequence of the racial democracy myth that contributes to the institutional racism perpetuation. Raising awareness about racism is needed among professionals so that it becomes essential to consider the category ‘race’ for equal health.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11267288.v1
title: Institutional racism and black woman health: an analysis of Brazilian scientific production

description: ABSTRACT Brazil carries in its history centuries of slavery and racist ideologies that are reflected in its current social inequalities. Research shows that black women experience the worst access and quality of health care, which would be a consequence of institutional racism. Based on those data, a literature review was applied using the systematic review methodology with the aim to survey the Brazilian scientific production regarding institutional racism and the health of black women, as well as to analyze how the theme has been treated by researchers. It became clear that the literature on the subject remains scarce, reinforcing the need to address the theme racism in further research. Although racial inequality is confirmed in all articles analyzed, their conclusions vary among them, and some authors interpreted data solely as a consequence of economic inequality. We concluded that the debate about racism is of pivotal importance in the fight against it and that the identification of racial inequality with economic condition is a consequence of the racial democracy myth that contributes to the institutional racism perpetuation. Raising awareness about racism is needed among professionals so that it becomes essential to consider the category ‘race’ for equal health.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282617
title: Mammograms coverage, allocation and use of equipment in the Health Regions

description: ABSTRACT Mammography screening is the most important means to detect breast cancer. It is relevant to understand how this screening has been performed in Brazilian Health Regions, which are the fundamental spatial unity in the current health policy. The analysis of indicators related to the coverage of women from 40 to 69 years of age, number, distribution and degree of usage of mammography equipment show great problems in covering the targeted population, which cannot be explained only by the lack of equipment. The diversity of situations of the Health Regions and federal units is highlighted, showing better conditions in the Southeast and South and worse in the other regions.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14282617.v1
title: Mammograms coverage, allocation and use of equipment in the Health Regions

description: ABSTRACT Mammography screening is the most important means to detect breast cancer. It is relevant to understand how this screening has been performed in Brazilian Health Regions, which are the fundamental spatial unity in the current health policy. The analysis of indicators related to the coverage of women from 40 to 69 years of age, number, distribution and degree of usage of mammography equipment show great problems in covering the targeted population, which cannot be explained only by the lack of equipment. The diversity of situations of the Health Regions and federal units is highlighted, showing better conditions in the Southeast and South and worse in the other regions.