Acesso aos serviços de saúde, condições de saúde e exposição aos fatores de risco: percepção dos pescadores ribeirinhos do Rio Machado de Ji-Paraná, RO

Prosenewicz, Ivania; Lippi, Umberto Gazi

doi:10.1590/s0104-12902012000100021

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“…Policy in this context included health and safety policies such as vessel safety policy (Lincoln & Conway, ), but also a wider range of policies that may influence health and safety at sea, such as changes in fisheries policy (Emery et al., ). The remaining articles under this health topic (11%) explored health and safety practices, for example, the use and availability of individual protective equipment (Prosenewicz & Lippi, ) (Table ).…”

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“…Within these health topics, research effort was spread unevenly across health subtopics ( remaining articles under this health topic (11%) explored health and safety practices, for example, the use and availability of individual protective equipment (Prosenewicz & Lippi, 2012) (Table 2).…”

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“…Accidents and injuries, which were mentioned in 25 of the abstracts analyzed, included examples of injuries from handling marine organisms (Gweta, Spanier, & Bentur, 2008), drowning (Prosenewicz & Lippi, 2012), and the risk of decompression associated with fishers who dive (Lee et al, 1994). References to mental health were made in 10 of the abstracts and included specifically depression (Zeigelboim et al, 2014(Zeigelboim et al, , 2015 and stress (Smith, Jacob, Jepson, & Israel, 2003), as well as mental health as a whole (King et al, 2015; Table 2).…”

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“…Fishers are also less likely to seek help (MacCalman, Shafrir, Cowie, & Ritchie, 2011) and may downplay the importance of occupational health and safety (Petursdottir, Hannibalsson, & Turner, 2001). Exacerbating these challenges, fishing communities can be relatively isolated and disconnected from vital services (Prosenewicz & Lippi, 2012;Seeley & Allison, 2005). Nonetheless, fishing lifestyles can also confer health benefits, including the positive effects of dietary fish intake (Béné et al, 2016;Hagmar, Linden, & Nilsson, 1992), physical activity (Turunen, Suominen, Kiviranta, Verkasalo, & Pukkala, 2014), and high levels of job satisfaction (Pollnac & Poggie, 2008).…”

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Health in fishing communities: A global perspective

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In resource‐dependent communities such as fishing communities, human health underpins the ability of individuals and families to maintain viable livelihoods. Fishing is a dangerous occupation, in which fishers are exposed to health risks both on and offshore. Many of these risks and associated health concerns also extend to fishing families and wider communities. Despite the importance of health, there is a lack of understanding of the breadth of health issues affecting people associated with fishing. This study presents the findings of a scoping review of peer‐reviewed literature that identifies the range of health issues and health determinants studied in fishing communities around the world. The findings reveal a wide variety of documented health issues, but with greater emphasis on physical health and occupational and behavioral factors, with limited attention paid to mental health. The majority of studies focused on fishers themselves, as opposed to other subgroups within fishing communities. Geographic differences in the health topics investigated highlight prevalent concerns and offer potential to share insights and solutions across contexts. The breadth of findings illustrates the complexity of health for people dependent on fishing, and the relevance of the many health determinants in maintaining viable fishing communities. We propose that a social well‐being approach offers an integrative lens through which a better understanding of human health in fisheries can be achieved and used to inform fisheries management that is ecologically and socially sustainable.

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“…1,2 População ribeirinha é aquela que vive às margens de rios e deles retira seu sustento, apresentando relação de subsistência. 3 Geralmente associada à baixa condição socioeconômica e sem acesso às condições sanitárias mínimas, é uma das mais susceptíveis às parasitoses intestinais. 4 Embora os adultos possam ser portadores assintomáticos, as crianças, pela imaturidade imunológica e exposição às fontes de contaminação, são as mais propensas às complicações por infestação e invasão parasitária.…”

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Complicação de abscesso hepático em criança ribeirinha poliparasitada: um relato de caso e discussão sobre as condições de saneamento e acesso à saúde dessa população

Oliveira

Sousa

Brasil³

et al. 2013

Rev Bras Med Fam Comunidade

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A falta de saneamento básico e as dificuldades de acesso aos serviços de saúde favorecem o poliparasitismo, contribuindo para retardo no desenvolvimento cognitivo e físico de crianças ou evolução com complicações que colocam em risco sua saúde. Relata-se aqui uma complicação de abscesso hepático em criança de três anos, poliparasitada, proveniente de comunidade ribeirinha, e discute-se sobre as condições de saneamento e acesso à saúde dessa população. Os dados foram obtidos junto à equipe multiprofissional envolvida durante a internação, ao prontuário e familiares. Dados da literatura são compatíveis com o relato ao mostrarem que, apesar das medidas de ampliação do acesso à saúde via fluvial e da melhoria sanitária em algumas comunidades, ainda há locais desassistidos pelo poder público, sendo necessária a realização de mais estudos para o conhecimento do perfil dessa população e a implantação de políticas públicas que visem melhorar a qualidade de vida, com menores custos em longo prazo.

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Informal Work and the Implications for the Workers’ Health: An Integrative Review

Bernardino¹,

Andrade²

2015

Rev. Enf. Ref

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Background: There are currently 127 million people working in informal conditions in Latin America and the Caribbean. Informal work is characterised by not ensuring access to basic social and labour rights, accentuating social inequalities. Objectives: To identify the implications of informal work for the health of the workers in this sector of the economy. Methodology: Integrative literature review, conducted between December 2013 and February 2014. Results: The study included 17 articles written in Portuguese, English or Spanish, available in the LILACS, MEDLINE and CINAHL databases. Conclusion: In informal work settings, the workers are mostly affected by musculoskeletal system diseases and mental health problems. This type of work is a predominantly manual work, poorly paid, and not enough to meet the needs of the workers and their families, thus generating feelings of worthlessness and sometimes depression.

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Acesso aos serviços de saúde, condições de saúde e exposição aos fatores de risco: percepção dos pescadores ribeirinhos do Rio Machado de Ji-Paraná, RO

Cited by 12 publications

References 13 publications

Health in fishing communities: A global perspective

Health in fishing communities: A global perspective

Complicação de abscesso hepático em criança ribeirinha poliparasitada: um relato de caso e discussão sobre as condições de saneamento e acesso à saúde dessa população

Informal Work and the Implications for the Workers’ Health: An Integrative Review

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