A inserção do gênero feminino na condução de motocicleta no Município de Maceió-AL e a relação com a acidentalidade

Barros, Jessica Yolanda Figueiredo de; Santos, Karine da Silva

doi:10.36229/978-65-86127-26-3.cap.08

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“…It was observed in this study that the majority of women victims of RTA were between 18 and 40 years old (young adults) and did not live with a partner. Age data coincide with those of the Applied Economics Research Institute (IPEA -Instituto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada) in 2016, which points out that the highest number of victims of traffic accidents in Brazil (70%) are young people aged between 15 and 49 years (3) . These results indicate that women in this age group and living without partners are more likely to suffer from RTA, since they are of economically active age and became financially independent after the conquest of positions previously occupied only by men (3,11) .…”

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“…In the middle of World War II, women gained a place in the labor market and assumed hierarchical positions previously occupied only by men (3) . Since then, the index of the economically active female population has been increasing and currently accounts for 44% of the Brazilian population (4) .…”

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“…In the recent literature, there are few Brazilian studies that analyze women's RTAs and contribute to strategic planning in relation to the theme of this research (1,3,8) . In addition, statistics show that the number of RTAs among women is relevant.…”

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Analysis of triage and care for women victims of road accidents

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Objective: to analyze the care flow for women victims of Road Traffic Accidents (RTA). Method: a descriptive study with 782 women victims of RAT, classified by the Manchester Triage System (MTS) between 2015 and 2016. The sociodemographic profile and the time between the stages of care were analyzed, as well as care place and outcomes. Results: of the women in the study, 65.47% were young adults, 80.44% lived without a partner and 62.28% lived in the city of Belo Horizonte. Regarding the time between recording and risk classification, the mean was 7.7 minutes (SD: 9.9). The prevalent flowchart was “Great Trauma” (62.92%). 53.07% had “Red/Orange” priority level and the most prevalent outcome was “Discharge after consultation/medication”. Conclusion: the study shows that the hospital partially fulfills the times recommended by the MTS. Analyzing the flow of women victims of RAT contributed to optimize the quality and efficiency of care.

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confidence: 99%