Objectives: To evaluate the correlation between the presence of depressive symptoms and quality of life in users of psychoactive substances from Psychosocial Attention Centers in Mato Grosso. Method: A cross-sectional analytical study, conducted in Psychosocial Attention Centers, with 109 users. The instruments used were: Medical Outcomes Study 36, Beck Depression Inventory, socio-demographic variables and the use of psychoactive substances. A Tukey analysis and a Spearman correlation were conducted with a significance level of α<0,05. Results: The most affected domains of quality of life were emotional, social and mental health aspects, besides the strong correlation between depressive symptoms and quality of life. Conclusion: The use of psychoactive substances and the presence of symptoms significantly interfere in the life of users, which can compromise the motivation to the treatment, negatively affecting the quality of life in this population.
RESUMO:Estudo descritivo analisou o perfil de morbimortalidade, nos seis primeiros meses de vida, entre neonatos de risco nascidos em Cuiabá -Mato Grosso, em janeiro de 2011. As PERFIL DE MORBIMORTALIDAD DE RECIÉN NACIDOS DE RIESGO RESUMEN:Estudio descriptivo que ha analizado el perfil de morbimortalidad, en los seis primeros meses de vida, entre neonatos de riesgo nacidos en Cuiabá -Mato Grosso, en enero de 2011. Las fuentes de datos fueron Declaración de Nacido Vivo e investigación domiciliar después de seis meses del nacimiento. El estudio fue aprobado por Comité de Ética en Investigación y las familias firmaron el Término de Consentimiento Libre y Esclarecido. Fueron estudiados 113 recién nacidos, 70,8% presentaron morbidad en el primero semestre de vida, principalmente enfermedades respiratorias y diarreicas; la morbidad fue mayor entre recién nacidos cuyas madres no trabajaban fuera, adolescentes y que amamantaban por poco tiempo; 5,3% de los niños fallecieron, siendo 83,3% en el periodo neonatal; los óbitos ocurrieron más entre recién nacidos con poco peso al nacer, prematuros, cuyas madres no trabajaban fuera. Se espera que los resultados sean subsidiadas políticas específicas de atención al grupo de recién nacidos vivos de riesgo. DESCRIPTORES: Recién nacido, Grupos de riesgo, Morbidad infantil, Mortalidad infantil PROFILE OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN AT-RISK NEWBORNSABSTRACT: This descriptive study analyzed the profile of morbidity and mortality in the first six months of life among at-risk neonates in Cuiabá in the state of Mato Grosso, in January 2011. The data sources were the Certificate of Live Birth and home interviews held six months after the birth. The study was approved by the Research Ethics Committee and the families signed the Terms of Free and Informed Consent. 113 newborns were studied, of whom 70.8% presented morbidity in the first six months of life, mainly involving respiratory and diarrheal diseases; morbidity was greater among newborns whose mothers did not work outside the home, who were adolescents, or who breast-fed for little time; 5.3% of the children died, of whom 83.3% died in the neonatal period; the deaths occurred more among newborns with low birth weights, or who were premature, or whose mothers did not work outside the home. It is hoped that the results may support specific policies for care to the group composed of live at-risk newborns.
Recém-nascido; Acidentes; Prevenção de acidentes; Causasexternas; Epidemiologia.
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