Adaptação transcultural do Female Sexual Function Index

Pacagnella, Rodolfo C.; Vieira, Elisabeth Meloni; Rodrigues, Oswaldo M.; Souza, Claudecy de

doi:10.1590/s0102-311x2008000200021

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“…Several studies have presented this cyclical characteristic of the population. 4,5 On the other hand, the refusal rate was low (2.3%).…”

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“…5 Among the preliminary results, it was concluded that some of the individuals who had asked for sterilization through SUS in Ribeirão Preto did not obtain the procedure. c The reasons for not obtaining it might be related to giving up the idea of the operation or postponing it, consequent to counseling, or they might be related to obstacles due to failings of the healthcare system.…”

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Acesso à esterilização cirúrgica pelo Sistema Único de Saúde, Ribeirão Preto, SP

Vieira

Souza

2009

Rev. Saúde Pública

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OBJECTIVE:To characterize the profi le of individuals who were unable to obtain the surgical contraception procedure, and associated factors. METHODS:This was a cross-sectional study conducted in Ribeirão Preto (Southeastern Brazil) in 2004, on 230 individuals who were unable to obtain sterilization surgery through the National Health System (SUS) between 1999 and 2004. A questionnaire on sociodemographic information, use of contraceptive methods, aspects of sterilization and desire to undergo sterilization in the future was applied. The variables of sex, age, religion, per capita income, marital status and schooling level were compared between the total number of individuals who were unable to obtain this procedure and 297 individuals who were sterilized. RESULTS:Among the 230 interviewees, 21.3% were men and 78.7% were women. Most of them were married, white and Catholic and had had at least four years of schooling. The median monthly per capita income was R$ 140.00. Twenty-three of them (10%) had hopes of undergoing the operation. The remaining 207 were classifi ed in two groups: 71% had decided to postpone the operation and 29% had faced obstacles in relation to gaining access to sterilization. The latter group was associated with being female, young and black. After logistic regression, being black was the only factor that remained associated with inability to obtain sterilization. Comparison with individuals who were able to obtain the procedure showed that being female, older, evangelical and single were associated with inability to obtain sterilization, while higher income and schooling levels favored access. CONCLUSIONS:Few of the individuals studied had not had access to sterilization. Most had postponed the procedure and a smaller proportion had encountered institutional obstacles. Blacks encountered more barriers than whites did.

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“…Several studies have presented this cyclical characteristic of the population. 4,5 On the other hand, the refusal rate was low (2.3%).…”

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confidence: 94%

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confidence: 99%

Acesso à esterilização cirúrgica pelo Sistema Único de Saúde, Ribeirão Preto, SP

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Souza

2009

Rev. Saúde Pública

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“…Com relação a essa temática no âmbito da enfermagem no Brasil, muitos estudos vêm sendo realizados (Pacagnella, Vieira & Rodrigues Júnior, 2008;Pimenta et al,2009) O HINT é um teste canadense, simples para ser aplicado em tempo inferior a trinta minutos por pro ssionais envolvidos com avaliação neuromotora da criança considerada de risco ou não, na idade de 3 a 12 meses. Foi criado em 1993 e revisado em 2004.…”

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Confiabilidade intraclasse do Harris Infant Neuromotor Test na língua portuguesa: utilização com crianças brasileiras

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Cardoso²

2011

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“…The Female Sexual Function Index, a 19-item questionnaire addressing the four clinical entities defined by the DSM-IV, that had been used in a 96 generic patient sample (both genders) indicating 40% of changes in the female sexual desire. 26 This questionnaire is currently validated for Portugal, 27 but at the time this study began only a Brazilian version existed. 28 The second available questionnaire was the Short Personal Experiences Questionnaire, which had been used in a multicentre study involving 12 countries, including Portugal.…”

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Sexual Dysfunction in Breast Cancer Survivors: Cross-Cultural Adaptation of the Sexual Activity Questionnaire for Use in Portugal

Costa¹,

Ribeiro

Carvalho³

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Introduction:The increasing survivor population of breast cancer has shifted research and practice interests into the impacts of the disease and treatment in quality of life aspects. The lack of tools available in Portuguese to objectively evaluate sexual function led to the development of this study, which aimed to cross-culturally adapt and validate the Sexual Activity Questionnaire for use in Portugal. Material and Methods:The questionnaire was translated and back-translated, refined following face-to-face interviews with seven breast cancer survivors, and then self-administered by a larger sample at baseline and a fortnight later to test validity and reliability. Results: Following cognitive debriefing (n = 7), minor changes were made and the Sexual Activity Questionnaire was then tested with 134 breast cancer survivors. A 3-factor structure explained 75.5% of the variance, comprising the Pleasure, Habit and Discomfort scales, all yielding good internal consistency (Cronbach's α > 0.70). Concurrent validity with the FACt-An and the BCPT checklist was good (Spearman's r > 0.65; p-value < 0.001) and reliability acceptable (Cohen's k > 0.444). The Sexual Activity Questionnaire allowed the identification of 23.9% of sexually inactive women, for whom the main reasons were lack of interest or motivation and not having a partner. Discussion: Patient-reported outcomes led to a more comprehensive and improved approach to cancer, tackling areas previously abandoned. Future research should focus on the validation of this scale in samples with different characteristics and even in the overall population to enable generalizability of the findings. Conclusion:The adapted Sexual Activity Questionnaire is a valid tool for assessing sexual function in breast cancer survivors in Portugal.

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Adaptação transcultural do Female Sexual Function Index

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Acesso à esterilização cirúrgica pelo Sistema Único de Saúde, Ribeirão Preto, SP

Acesso à esterilização cirúrgica pelo Sistema Único de Saúde, Ribeirão Preto, SP

Confiabilidade intraclasse do Harris Infant Neuromotor Test na língua portuguesa: utilização com crianças brasileiras

Sexual Dysfunction in Breast Cancer Survivors: Cross-Cultural Adaptation of the Sexual Activity Questionnaire for Use in Portugal

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