Longevidade e custo da assistência: o desafio de um plano de saúde de autogestão

Oliveira, José Antonio Diniz de; Ribeiro, José Mendes; Emmerick, Isabel Cristina Martins; Luiza, Vera Lúcia

doi:10.1590/1413-812320202510.15562018

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“…No ano de 2019, no Brasil, a prevalência de pessoas idosas com DM era de 19,9% acima de 65 anos e 21,1% acima 75 anos. Em nível mundial, existe cerca de 537 milhões de pessoas com DM, e espera-se que aumente para 643 milhões no ano de 2030, e destas 195,2 milhões são pessoas com mais de 65 anos (DE OLIVEIRA et al, 2020;FRANCISCO et al, 2022;FRANCK et al, 2021;IDF, 2021;MALTA et al, 2021).…”

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Validation of educational technology for self-care of elderly people with Diabetes Mellitus

Ribeiro,

Costa,

Trombini

et al. 2024

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The objective was to develop and validate an educational technology (ET) for self-care for elderly people with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) treated in primary health care. A methodological development study was carried out with the preparation of a printed ET validated by 33 expert judges and 41 elderly people who met the healthy functional class criteria of the Brazilian Diabetes Society. The Content Validity Index (CVI) was considered equal to or greater than 0.80 in the objective blocks, content, language, relevance, illustrations, layout, motivation and culture. The ET entitled “Booklet for elderly people on self-care in Diabetes Mellitus”, with 28 pages, presents Nurse Dora teaching self-care through guidance and games. It was validated by the judges with an overall CVI of 0.88 and by the target audience with a CVI of 0.97. The ET went through the entire methodological process with due scientific rigor, being validated by professionals and the target audience, allowing its use to support educational practices to promote self-care for elderly people.

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Validation of educational technology for self-care of elderly people with Diabetes Mellitus

Ribeiro,

Costa,

Trombini

et al. 2024

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“…This happened due to scientific and technological advances, and to changes in habits. Access to health care services, active lifestyle and healthy eating are some of the factors associated with a greater longevity [1]. As consequence, the number of subjects over 65 years will increase substantially, surpassing 1.4 billion inhabitants in the next 15 years [2].…”

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Using Cell Phone While Walking Increases the Risk of Accidents in the Elderly

Christofoletti,

Afonso Sobrinho Junior,

Cardoso da Silva

et al. 2022

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Aim:To analyze the risks of accidents in older adults caused by the use of cell phone while walking.Design: A systematic review was performed with manuscripts published between the years 2000 and 2021. The search was conducted in which the terms "cell phone", "walking", "balance", and "risks of falls" were confronted by the boolean operators "and", "or", and "not", in articles published in the National Library of Medicine citation database (MEDLINE/NLM®). Two researchers screened the articles independently and included manuscripts that addressed the impact of cell phone use on gait, balance and risk of falls in older adults. Studies were compared in terms of sample size, clinical profile of the participants, assessments, inferential analyses, and outcome.Results: Primary analysis with the term "cell phone" identified 23,060 articles published in journals linked to MEDLINE/NLM®. The eligibility criteria reduced the number of articles to 95, 16 of them involving older adults. The sample size of the studies varied between 16 to 408 participants. The studies assessed mainly subjects' balance and gait. The comparisons involved tasks with and without the use of cell phone. Most of the statistical analyses used paired tests (Student t-tests or repeated measure ANOVAs), correlations and regressions. The main outcomes showed that performing dual tasks decrease gait speed and increase imbalance in older adults. Conclusion:This systematic review confirm the risks of older adults in using cell phones while walking. The number of manuscripts addressing this topic is still low, highlighting the need of further studies assessing the impact of cell phone use simultaneous to a walking task.

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Cenário nacional da promoção da saúde e prevenção de riscos e doenças para a pessoa idosa na saúde suplementar

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Rodrigues²,

Araújo

et al. 2022

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O cenário nacional dos programas de promoção da saúde e prevenção de riscos e doenças para a pessoa idosa na saúde suplementar é descrito em pesquisa com dados secundários de 1999 a 2019, fornecidos pela Agência Nacional de Saúde Suplementar. Para análise qualitativa, utilizou-se a técnica de análise de conteúdo com apoio do software IRaMuTeQ® e, para a quantitativa, do software RStudio. Encontraram-se 87 programas exclusivos para a pessoa idosa. As motivações apresentadas foram: aumento da população-alvo no Brasil; aumento do número de beneficiários da população-alvo; mudanças nos padrões de morbimortalidade; e necessidades de adoção de um novo modelo assistencial. As principais atividades foram: rede multidisciplinar de atenção; ações multidisciplinares; e desenvolvimento de um plano de cuidado individualizado. O número de programas mostra-se insuficiente em relação à demanda. Esperam-se atitudes mais rígidas na regulamentação do setor e mudanças no modelo assistencial vigente.

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Longevidade e custo da assistência: o desafio de um plano de saúde de autogestão

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Validation of educational technology for self-care of elderly people with Diabetes Mellitus

Validation of educational technology for self-care of elderly people with Diabetes Mellitus

Using Cell Phone While Walking Increases the Risk of Accidents in the Elderly

Cenário nacional da promoção da saúde e prevenção de riscos e doenças para a pessoa idosa na saúde suplementar

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