2010
DOI: 10.1590/s1806-37132010000300012
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Tabagismo em idosos internados em instituições de longa permanência

Abstract: Objective: To determine the prevalence of smoking among elderly patients admitted to long-term care facilities (LTCFs) and to determine whether the degree of nicotine dependence is associated with sociodemographic variables, affective ties, motivation for smoking cessation and depression. Methods: Cross-sectional, population-based study involving 573 individuals over the age of 60, admitted to 13 LTCFs in the Federal District of Brasília, Brazil. We analyzed the following variables: type of LTCF, gender, age, … Show more

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“…Similar results were indicated by Frare e Silva et al 32 in a survey among inpatients at a university hospital in Curitiba (PR), which showed a prevalence of 12.1% of smokers and 28.5% of ex-smokers. In a study involving 573 individuals living in 13 long-term stay institutions of the Federal District, Carvalho et al 33 found a prevalence smoking of 23%. Tanni et al 34 , evaluating patients from a public hospital, found a smoking prevalence of 22.6% and, although the diagnosis of tobacco-related disease was established in 39% of smokers and ex-smokers, 56% of smokers and 65% of ex-smokers ignored the association between smoking with the cause of hospitalization.…”
Section: Prado Et Al Overview On Tobacco Smoking 2010-2012mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar results were indicated by Frare e Silva et al 32 in a survey among inpatients at a university hospital in Curitiba (PR), which showed a prevalence of 12.1% of smokers and 28.5% of ex-smokers. In a study involving 573 individuals living in 13 long-term stay institutions of the Federal District, Carvalho et al 33 found a prevalence smoking of 23%. Tanni et al 34 , evaluating patients from a public hospital, found a smoking prevalence of 22.6% and, although the diagnosis of tobacco-related disease was established in 39% of smokers and ex-smokers, 56% of smokers and 65% of ex-smokers ignored the association between smoking with the cause of hospitalization.…”
Section: Prado Et Al Overview On Tobacco Smoking 2010-2012mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em relação à faixa etária, verificou-se que o hábito de fumar é mais prevalente em idosos com idade entre 60 e 69 anos (12,15,20,23) , sendo que a prevalência de tabagismo atual, com o avançar da idade, diminui (14,15,20,21,22,24) . Dois estudos (13,28) observaram uma redução da prevalência após os quarenta anos de idade, sendo que ambos foram realizados em unidades de saúde.…”
Section: Tema 2 Tabagismo E Variáveis Sociodemográficas No Idosounclassified
“…Outros autores (11,20) observaram uma associação direta do hábito de fumar em idosos com a depressão. Atentou-se para o fato de que a prevalência de depressão provável nos idosos tabagistas, que residem em instituições de longa permanência na região metropolitana de Brasília, foi de 60,3%, sendo esses indivíduos concentrados nos grupos de moderado e elevado grau de dependência nicotínica, baixa motivação para cessação do hábito de fumar e suporte familiar inadequado (20) .…”
Section: Tema 3 Comorbidades Presentes Entre Idosos Tabagistasunclassified
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