Prevalência de doença renal crônica autorreferida em adultos na Região Metropolitana de Manaus: estudo transversal de base populacional, 2015*

Marinho, Ana Wanda Guerra Barreto; Galvão, Taís Freire; Silva, Marcus Tolentino

doi:10.5123/s1679-49742020000100003

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“…According to Chao et al, self-reported CKD is not a good surrogate for laboratory-diagnosed CKD [28]. Additionally, the prevalence of self-reported cases was extremely low (only 2.1%) from a recent study [29]. These suggested a substantial bias in self-reporting data.…”

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Health Literacy Varies According to Different Background Disease Natures and Characteristics of Participants for Patient Support Groups

Liou

Liu

et al. 2020

IJERPH

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Introduction: Patient support groups (PSGs) should be designed according to the backgrounds of participants and the nature of their diseases. Using health literacy as an outcome indicator for PSGs is rare. Methods: All questionnaires (Mandarin Multidimensional Health Literacy Questionnaire, MMHLQ) were collected from eight PSGs to evaluate the health literacy of participants. Background data of participants were also collected, including patient or family, age, and first-time participation or not. Results: A total of 458 questionnaires were collected from eight PSGs. The diseases were: autoimmune disease (systemic lupus nephritis (SLE), malignancy (head and neck cancer (HNC), chronic disease (diabetes mellitus or DM), chronic kidney disease (CKD), hemodialysis and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), genetic disease (autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD), and degenerative disease (osteoporosis). For vasculitis (42.21 ± 16.49 years old for SLE) and genetic disease (48.95 ± 17.58 years old for ADPKD), participants were younger. More significant differences between first-time participation and MMHLQ scores were found in disease of osteoporosis, CKD, COPD, and hemodialysis. More significant differences between role of participation (patients themselves or family) and MMHLQ scores were found in SLE, ADPKD, hemodialysis, and CKD. More significant differences between age (elderly or not) and MMHLQ score were found in HNC, DM, CKD, COPD, and osteoporosis. Conclusion: Background data of participants varied across different diseases. Different disease natures and patient background statuses should therefore demand different designs in PSG. MMHLQ before PSGs can be used to help to improve the PSG curriculum on the health literacy of patients.

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Health Literacy Varies According to Different Background Disease Natures and Characteristics of Participants for Patient Support Groups

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Liu

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“…Between 2011 and 2014, in the United States, there was a prevalence of 14.8% of CKD in the adult population, with 124,144 new cases recorded in 2015 2 . In Brazil, it is estimated that 3 out of every 100 inhabitants have some degree of CKD, and that the need for dialysis treatment would be necessary in five per 10,000 cases 3 .…”

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Predictors of health activation for patients with chronic kidney disease undergoing hemodialysis

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Jesus

Mendes‐Rodrigues

et al. 2021

Int J Innov Educ Res

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Introduction: the quality of self-care in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) is important to improve quality of life, increase survival and reduce complications. Self-care can be evaluated by measuring the health activation of these patients. Objectives: evaluating the health activation of patients with CKD undergoing hemodialysis (HD) compared to a normative group (health self-reported subjects), and to identify the social, demographic and clinical determinants that are associated with the health activation. Method: cross-sectional, analytical, descriptive and quantitative study approved by the local ethics committee and conducted in a public and a private outpatient hemodialysis clinic. Participants were patients with CKD on HD (focal group) and subjects on a normative group. All of them answered the questionnaire of sociodemographic and clinical characterization and the instrument "Patient Activation Measure" (PAM13). For scores comparisons were used the Mann-Whitney test. Regarding the evaluation of the linear effect of the variables of profile on PAM13, multiple linear regression was used, including the evaluation of the two groups and only for patients with CKD. Results: the study included in each group. Regarding the characteristics of the CKD patients, there was a predominance of males (59%), incomplete high school or less (68%). Most of them too was from a private administration clinic (53%) and reported having already presented some type of complication stemming from CKD (57%). Regarding the evaluation of activation, the activation scores did not differ between the two groups (median of 56.4 in CKD patients and 56.4 in normative group, p > 0.05) and the activation scores of both groups corresponded to activation level 3 with 34.5% of prevalence (p > 0.05). When the two groups were analyzed together, schooling (Bi = 5.38; p= 0.002), practice physical activity (Bi = 4.2; p= 0.019) and the number of people who co-reside (Bi = -2.22; p= 0.001) influenced the activation score. In the CKD patients, independently, the variables that influenced the activation score were gender (Bi = -4.69; p = 0.050); schooling (Bi = 6.55; p = 0.008); type of clinic of origin (Bi = -5.48; p = 0.02) and the presence of complications related to CKD (Bi = -5.25; p = 0.026). Conclusion: activation scores did not differ between the patients with CKD on HD and the health subjects. Schooling, practice physical activity and number of people residing with the individual were predictors of health activation in both groups. For the CKD patients group, the variables that influenced positively the activation was schooling; and that influenced negatively was the gender, type of clinic of origin and the presence of complications related to CKD.

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“…Os estudos mistos e qualitativos aparecem com tímida representatividade na amostra, totalizando apenas 9% dos métodos escolhidos pelos pesquisadores.Quanto aos instrumentos utilizados para rastrear a DPP, destaca-se a maior prevalência de escolha pela Escala de Depressão pós-parto de Edinburgh Scale em estudos sobre DPP(Lobato, Moraes, & Reichenheim, 2011). As revisões s feitas porAliane et al (2011), porGalvão et al (2015) e Schardosim e Heldt (2011) e encontraram que a escala EPDS foi a mais utilizada pelos pesquisadores.Poles, Carvalheira e Parada (2018) A prevalência de sintomas depressivos entre as puérperas do estudo foi de 6,7% (74 puérperas), sendo o escore máximo obtido na EPDS 26, um único caso. A idade materna mediana foi de 26 anos (13-48 anos); a mediana do número de gestações prévias, partos e filhos nascidos vivos foi 1 (0-9); o número mediano de consultas de pré-natal foi 9 (1-20) e o peso mediano do recém-nascido ao nascer foi 3190 gramas (880-5210 gramas).afetivo (48,9%), baixo apoio emocional (45%), baixo apoio de informação (40,9%; p<0,001) e baixa interação social positiva (39,7%).…”

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A IV Jornada Integrada do Centro Universitário Santa Maria (UNIFSM), realizada entre os dias 1 e 2 dezembro, foi um evento voltado à comunidade acadêmica da instituição, com o objetivo de proporcionar aos discentes e docentes espaços de reflexão sobre a realidade social e as implicações na formação acadêmica, bem como em outras instâncias da vida cotidiana. Objetivou, também, permitir a partilha de produção científica, incentivando debates que contribuam para a integração entre ensino, pesquisa e extensão.

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Prevalência de doença renal crônica autorreferida em adultos na Região Metropolitana de Manaus: estudo transversal de base populacional, 2015*

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Health Literacy Varies According to Different Background Disease Natures and Characteristics of Participants for Patient Support Groups

Health Literacy Varies According to Different Background Disease Natures and Characteristics of Participants for Patient Support Groups

Predictors of health activation for patients with chronic kidney disease undergoing hemodialysis

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