Qualidade da informação sobre causas externas no Sistema de Informações Hospitalares

Tomimatsu, Maria Fátima Akemi Iwakura; Andrade, Selma Maffei de; Soares, Darli Antônio; Mathias, Thaís Aidar de Freitas; Sapata, Maria da Penha Marques; Soares, Douglas Verbicaro; Souza, Regina Kazue Tanno de

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“…The inaccurate assignment of codes may happen, or the misclassification of the diagnosis because the technicians of hospitals billing sectors are often not trained for the task of coding of diagnoses. In this regard it is essential that municipal managers and employees of the audit sectors are prepared and aware for the assessment and control of hospital admissions, in order to ensure the coverage and quality of SIH-SUS information so that it is useful in local and regional decisions related to the access and quality of health care for the population (23) .…”

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Hospitalizations leading causes for maternal disorders

Veras

Mathias

2014

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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RESUMENObjetivo: Describir las tasas de hospitalizaciones obstétricas de las mujeres que viven en Paraná durante el año 2010. Método: Estudio descriptivo en el cual se analizaron las hospitalizaciones de mujeres de 10 a 49 años del Sistema de Información Hospitalaria del Sistema Único de Salud por medio de: porcentajes, diagnóstico principal, edad y Regional de Salud disponible en el sitio web DATASUS. Resultados: La Tasa de complicaciones obstétricas fue del 38%, la que aumenta con la edad de la mujer. Las complicaciones del trabajo de parto y del parto (10,5%) y el aborto (9,1%) fueron los diagnósticos con mayor tasa de complicaciones obstétricas. Las tasas variaron de 8,4% en Telêmaco Borba a 62,6% en Ponta Grossa. Conclusión: El equipo de salud debe vigilar las tasas de hospitalizaciones por complicaciones obstétricas, con especial énfasis en aquellas por trabajo de parto, parto y de las gestantes de mayor edad, ya que éstas demuestran la calidad de la atención de salud de la mujer. DESCRIPTORES ABSTRACTObjective: Presenting the rates of obstetric admissions of women living in Paraná in 2010. Method: A descriptive study in which the admission information of the hospital system of the Unified Health System was analyzed. Data from women aged between 10 to 49 years available on the DATASUS website were analyzed, using percentage and according to primary diagnosis, age and Regional Health area. Results: The Rate of Obstetric Complications (RtOC) was 38%, increasing with the age of women. Complications of labor and delivery (10.5%), and pregnancy with abortive outcome (9.1%) were the diagnoses with highest RtOC. The RtOC ranged between 8.4% in Telêmaco Borba, until 62.6% in Ponta Grossa. Conclusion: The healthcare team should monitor the rates of admissions for obstetric complications as these indicate the quality of health care of women, mainly focused on labor, delivery and women of older age.

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Hospitalizations leading causes for maternal disorders

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Mathias

2014

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“…The epidemiological analysis of hospitalizations imposes itself as a major challenge to public health 9 . Even still underutilized in epidemiological analysis and restricted to services funded by SUS, the data from the Hospital Information System of the Unified Health System (SIH/SUS) have been gradually employed in analyzes that go beyond the financial scope and examine the epidemiological behavior of hospital morbidity, including the external causes 10,11 .…”

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Caracterização das internações hospitalares por causas externas no sistema público de saúde, Brasil, 2011

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Barros

2015

Rev. bras. epidemiol.

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The aim of this work is to describe the characteristics of hospital admissions owing to external causes in the public health system in Brazil in 2011. Data from the Hospital Information System of the Unified Health System (SIH/SUS) were analyzed to obtain the frequency, coefficient of hospitalization, and hospital morbidity indicators. Of the 973,015 admissions, falls (38.4%) predominated, followed by traffic accidents (15.8%). The estimated coefficient of hospitalization owing to external causes increased with the age, and it was higher in male patients and in the midwest region of the country. The average stay was higher in hospitalizations for traffic accidents (6.1 days) and assaults (6.0 days), while the hospital mortality rate reached higher values in hospitalizations for assaults (4.7%) and self-harms (4.0%). It is evident from the knowledge of the characteristics described the usefulness of hospital morbidity data for planning care actions and prevention of the external causes.

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“…Because secondary data were used in the analysis, there may be variation in accuracy and quality of data, such as inadequate or incorrect information, or underreporting of admission data. A study that analyzed the coverage and quality of information about hospitalizations for external causes of morbidity and mortality in the SIH-SUS, based on the medical records from this data source, concluded that there may be underreporting of information 35 . This suggests that the estimates presented here may be underestimated, what worsens the situation of hospital morbidity due to motorcycle accidents.…”

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Trends in hospitalizations due to motorcycle accidents involving men aged 20 to 39 years in the state of Santa Catarina - Southern Brazil

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Introduction Motorcycles accidents are responsible for most of the injuries due to external causes and consequent high hospitalization rates. Objective This study aimed to analyze the temporal trend in motorcycle accident morbidity among young male adults in the State of Santa Catarina. Methods This is an ecological study on motorcycle accident morbidity in men aged 20 to 39 years in the State of Santa Catarina between 1998 and 2012. Data from the Hospital Information System of the Brazilian Unified Health System were used in the study. Specific hospital morbidity rates adjusted for age, age group and geographical region, were calculated to analyze the temporal trend in the State through regression model estimates obtained using the Joinpoint program. Results A total of 19.889 hospital admissions for motorcycle accidents occurred in the State of Santa Catarina in the period studied, with a significant increase of 10.9% per year. In the studied age groups, the 20-29 year old group increased 9.7% per year, whilst the 30-39 year old group increased 13.7%. Except for Foz do Rio Itajaí, all geographical regions of the state showed a significant increase of morbidity. Conclusion There has been an increasing trend of morbidity for motorcycle accidents in State of Santa Catarina. These results show the need for improvement of policies to reduce the causes of this type of accident.

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Qualidade da informação sobre causas externas no Sistema de Informações Hospitalares

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Hospitalizations leading causes for maternal disorders

Hospitalizations leading causes for maternal disorders

Caracterização das internações hospitalares por causas externas no sistema público de saúde, Brasil, 2011

Trends in hospitalizations due to motorcycle accidents involving men aged 20 to 39 years in the state of Santa Catarina - Southern Brazil

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