2021
DOI: 10.1590/0102-311x00076120
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Prevalência de diabetes mellitus e suas complicações e caracterização das lacunas na atenção à saúde a partir da triangulação de pesquisas

Abstract: O diabetes mellitus é uma das doenças mundialmente mais prevalentes em adultos e está entre as principais causas de perda de anos de vida saudável, o que se agrava com o acelerado envelhecimento populacional no Brasil. Este estudo visa dimensionar o problema do diabetes mellitus e suas complicações e caracterizar a atenção à saúde do diabético no Brasil, segundo regiões. As prevalências foram estimadas utilizando modelo de regressão multinomial, e a caracterização da atenção à saúde se deu a partir da triangul… Show more

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“…In the analysis of the compatible questions, a classification was carried out regarding the degree of comparability of the same, as follows: (1) Total: When the formulation of the question is the same, (2) High: When there are minor changes in the manner of asking but no change in the meaning (for example, when using synonyms or matching similar/complementary answer categories); and, (3) Medium: When there are significant changes in the way of asking but it is still possible to compare (when the terms used are not synonymous but refer to the same concept/ object of analysis, or when it refers to a different population group). Questions with low comparability, which require greater effort to approach concepts or investigate objects, were excluded from the analysis.…”
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“…In the analysis of the compatible questions, a classification was carried out regarding the degree of comparability of the same, as follows: (1) Total: When the formulation of the question is the same, (2) High: When there are minor changes in the manner of asking but no change in the meaning (for example, when using synonyms or matching similar/complementary answer categories); and, (3) Medium: When there are significant changes in the way of asking but it is still possible to compare (when the terms used are not synonymous but refer to the same concept/ object of analysis, or when it refers to a different population group). Questions with low comparability, which require greater effort to approach concepts or investigate objects, were excluded from the analysis.…”
Section: Issues Compatibilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The prevalence of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (DM) in Brazil was 9.2% in 2013, ranging from 6.3% in the North region to 12.8% in the Southeast 1 . Of these, it is estimated that half are unaware of the disease 1,2 .…”
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