Indicadores para a ocorrência da dengue em municípios do oeste de Santa Catarina, Brasil

Morschbacher, Joel; Ferraz, Lucimare; Antunes, Kélen; Lutinski, Junir Antônio

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“…Dengue is influenced by season, local rainfall, poor housing conditions and poor sanitation, aspects relevant to the neighbourhoods of the studied population (Skalinski et al, 2019). Furthermore, Brazilian studies (Morschbacher et al, 2021) have demonstrated that a high incidence of dengue is related to regions with low HDI levels. The number of FHTs in school districts was positively associated with SRH, even after other variables were included in the models (see Table 2).…”

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Self‐rated health among adolescents from vulnerable areas and their sociodemographic, lifestyle and contextual factors: A multilevel analysis

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PurposeUnderstanding self‐rated health in young people can help orient global health actions, especially in regions of social vulnerability. The present study analysed individual and contextual factors associated with self‐rated health in a sample of Brazilian adolescents.Design and MethodsCross‐sectional data from 1272 adolescents (aged 11–17; 48.5% of girls) in low human development index (HDI) neighbourhoods were analysed (HDI from 0.170 to 0.491). The outcome variable was self‐rated health. Independent variables relating to individual factors (biological sex, age and economic class) and lifestyle (physical activity, alcohol, tobacco consumption and nutritional state) were measured using standardised instruments. The socio‐environmental variables were measured using neighbourhood registered data where the adolescents studied. Multilevel regression was used to estimate the regression coefficients and their 95% confidence intervals (CI).ResultsGood self‐rated health prevalence was of 72.2%. Being male (B: −0.165; CI: −0.250 to −0.081), age (B: −0.040; CI: −0.073 to −0.007), weekly duration of moderate to vigorous physical activity (B: 0.074; CI: 0.048–0.099), body mass index (B: −0.025; CI: −0.036 to −0.015), number of family healthcare teams in the neighbourhood (B: 0.019; CI: 0.006–0.033) and dengue incidence (B: −0.001; CI: −0.002; −0.000) were factors associated with self‐rated health among students from vulnerable areas.Conclusions/Practical ImplicationsApproximately three in every 10 adolescents in areas of social vulnerability presented poor self‐rated health. This fact was associated with biological sex and age (individual factors), physical activity levels and BMI (lifestyle) and the number of family healthcare teams in the neighbourhood (contextual).

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Self‐rated health among adolescents from vulnerable areas and their sociodemographic, lifestyle and contextual factors: A multilevel analysis

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“…Estudos também mostram a importância de avaliar as ações e serviços de saúde pela AB e ESF (MORSCHBACHER et al, 2021). Nesse aspecto, a qualidade e a cobertura de dados de saúde são refletidas sobre as condições socioeconômicas de uma população e, assim, podem se transformar em indicadores de saúde, como ocorre com os casos de dengue na região do Estado do Pará, analisados através das comparações de mudanças dos números de casos da doença com determinantes da saúde ao longo do tempo (MACINKO; MENDONÇA, 2018).…”

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Análise dos indicadores de saúde, saneamento e índices pluviométricos associados aos casos de dengue no Estado do Pará, entre 2016 e 2021

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Objetivo: Avaliar ao perfil epidemiológico dos casos de Dengue e sua relação com indicadores de saúde, saneamento e índices pluviométricos no Estado do Pará, entre 2016 e 2021. Métodos: Estudo descritivo e analítico realizado no Pará segundo fatores de risco associados à Dengue. Resultados: Houve diminuição de dengue entre 2016-2018, com picos em 2019 (0.3/1.000hab) e 2021 (0.4/1.000hab) e correlação positiva com índice pluviométrico (r²0.9384; p<0.0001) entre janeiro-dezembro; ao saneamento, correlação negativa com casos. Nos munícipios, maiores casos em Bannach, Conceição do Araguaia e Novo Progresso (entre 14.5-45.2/1.000hab), elevado índice pluviométrico em 71.5% dos municípios; baixa cobertura de atendimento de água e esgotamento em 59% e 87.5% dos municípios, respectivamente; mínima variação anual da AB (60.4%/2016-61.4%/2020) e ESF (58.6/2016-59.4%/2020), previsto queda em 2021. Ao perfil de casos, prevalece mulheres (55.6%; p<0.0001) entre 20 e 39 anos (39.8%; p<0.0001). Conclusão: Houve correlação positiva de casos e índice pluviométrico, baixa cobertura de saneamento e APS nos municípios. Palavras-chaves: Dengue; Índice pluviométrico; Indicadores de saúde

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Indicadores para a ocorrência da dengue em municípios do oeste de Santa Catarina, Brasil

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Self‐rated health among adolescents from vulnerable areas and their sociodemographic, lifestyle and contextual factors: A multilevel analysis

Self‐rated health among adolescents from vulnerable areas and their sociodemographic, lifestyle and contextual factors: A multilevel analysis

Análise dos indicadores de saúde, saneamento e índices pluviométricos associados aos casos de dengue no Estado do Pará, entre 2016 e 2021

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