Cobertura dos dados de fluoreto em sistemas de abastecimento de água usando o software R

Paulino, Camila de Moraes; Belotti, Lorrayne; Azevedo, Moises Kim Zanotto de; Frazão, Paulo

doi:10.11606/s1518-8787.2022056003709

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“…However, a significant limitation arises from the absence of direct water sample collection data from the distribution networks of WSS in the North, Northeast, and Central-West regions. Respectively, only 1.0, 13.9, and 9.6% of municipalities in these regions had health surveillance records on fluoride concentration in WSS 8 . The availability of such records would facilitate comparison with the self-declared data provided by both information sources.…”

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Consistency of information on the provision of water fluoridation in Brazil

Doalto,

Belotti,

Paulino

et al. 2024

Rev. bras. epidemiol.

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Objective: This study aimed to assess the consistency of data regarding the provision of fluoridation in Brazilian municipalities with water supply systems. Methods: Official data from the National Basic Sanitation Survey and the National Information System on Sanitation for 2017 were compared. Results: Out of 5,570 municipalities in Brazil, 4,546 (81.6%) had water supply systems. The agreement between data sources was 84%, with a Kappa of 0.668, indicating substantial agreement. However, the estimates of fluoridation provision exhibited an average discrepancy of 8.1 percentage points, ranging from 1.2 points in the Central-West region to 21.4 points in the Northeast region. Conclusion: To address these inconsistencies, it is essential to enhance information sources, ensuring more reliable data for health, sanitation authorities, and society at large.

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Consistency of information on the provision of water fluoridation in Brazil

Doalto,

Belotti,

Paulino

et al. 2024

Rev. bras. epidemiol.

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The Use of Fluorides in Public Health: 65 Years of History and Challenges from Brazil

Frazão

2022

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Untreated dental caries is the most common disease globally and fluoride use at the population level is crucial for its control. To investigate the economic and political conditions under which the trajectory of population-based fluoride use has occurred is key for a more comprehensive view on its current and future challenges. The objective was to give a brief history and summarize the information on the use of fluorides at the population level in Brazil from 1952 to 2017 and to point to current and future challenges. A critical overview was undertaken based on country-level analyses comprising political and economic conditions. The analytical approach adopted a set of premises applicable to the study of capitalist democracies. Fluoride methods of systemic and topic use began to be employed in Brazilian public health programs in the 1950s and in a combined way from 1974. Differences in political and economic contexts were highlighted for four periods: the first interventions from 1952 to 1974, when the fluoridated water law was approved; the expansion after 1974 until 1988, when a new constitution was enacted; the following time until 2010; and the final period. From the 1980s to 2008, water fluoridation coverage increased progressively, consolidating as a major strategy of systemic use in spite of inequalities among territories. Activities aimed to promote access to topical fluoride use increased and maintained stability until 2014, when they dropped sharply. Regulation of fluoride dentifrice’s quality remained insufficient. It was hypothesized that the strengthening of conservative liberalism and the increase in fiscal austerity observed in recent years might produce serious constraints on public investment and limit access to fluorides. To reduce inequities and promote benefits for all, including the most vulnerable groups, policies based on egalitarian and social justice theoretical perspectives are needed more than ever.

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Relato De Experiência: Implantação De Um Painel Visual (Dashboard) Para Monitoramento E Avaliação Das Doenças E Agravos Não Transmissíveis

Carnevalle,

Villela,

Caciatore

et al. 2024

Rev. Contemp.

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As Doenças Crônicas Não Transmissíveis (DCNT) são uma prioridade na saúde pública devido à sua alta prevalência e impacto na população. O monitoramento ágil é crucial para identificar tendências e implementar medidas preventivas e terapêuticas eficazes. Objetivo: Implantar projeto piloto de um painel de monitoramento dos indicadores das DCNT para aprimorar os processos de planejamento monitoramento e avaliação. Métodos: Pesquisa qualitativa por meio da metodologia de relato de experiência com revisão sobre Painel Visual em saúde pública e indicadores, utilizando a linguagem de programação R integrada ao Power Business Intelligence – BI. Resultados: Realizada análise temporal da taxa padronizada de mortalidade prematura por DCNT e seus grupos. Conclusão: O painel visual de monitoramento dos indicadores de DCNT otimiza a análise, identificando padrões e tendências, e contribui para a tomada de decisões dos gestores de saúde para uma resposta mais eficiente no combate às DCNT e na promoção da saúde da população.

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Cobertura dos dados de fluoreto em sistemas de abastecimento de água usando o software R

Cited by 3 publications

References 22 publications

Consistency of information on the provision of water fluoridation in Brazil

Consistency of information on the provision of water fluoridation in Brazil

The Use of Fluorides in Public Health: 65 Years of History and Challenges from Brazil

Relato De Experiência: Implantação De Um Painel Visual (Dashboard) Para Monitoramento E Avaliação Das Doenças E Agravos Não Transmissíveis

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