Cost-minimization in Health: Linezolid versus vancomycin with serum monitoring in patients with incipient renal failure – a simulation and real-life / Minimização de custos em Saúde: Linezolida versus vancomicina com monitoramento sérico em pacientes com insuficiência renal incipiente - uma simulação e vida real

Tuon, Felipe Francisco; Pepes, Allana; Oliveira, Dayana Dos Santos; Zequinão, Tiago; Cruz, June Alisson Westarb; Telles, João Paulo

doi:10.34119/bjhrv4n4-275

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“…The growth of scientific publications has qualified health treatments through the humanization of patient care, improving the quality of healthcare and consequently mitigating the economic effects of the sector. 43,54,55 Further studies may contribute to the scientific advancement of spirituality in health to understand its impact on the quality of treatment and the need to identify tools to measure its efficiency, as well as curricular insertion of this object of study in programs for health students.…”

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Health and Spirituality: Relevance and Challenges of Research

Rodrigues

Zdziarski

Cruz³

2021

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Since the end of the 19th century, spirituality in health has been increasingly studied, especially in recent years. The degree of subjective understanding makes it possible to measure the extent to which bibliometric studies can be identified, thus increasing their importance as a fundamental element for health service users’ quality of health as well as improving the ambience and humanization in health. In this context, this research aimed to identify and present the main characteristics of the evolution of global research on spirituality and health. This is applied research with a quantitative and exploratory approach in which bibliometric analysis is done. The Web of Science, PubMed, Sage Journal, Scopus, and Scielo databases were utilized to search all fields of knowledge for studies with the theme of spirituality. We searched for categories with a focus on health and set the period as the initial year of the databases until July 2021. The results of mapping included the number of publications over the years, the number of publications by country and university and their networks, the categories of the most studied research, the authors, co-authors, and the most cited keywords and their relationship networks. Results indicated significant growth in health spirituality research, particularly in the years 2020 and 2021, as well as its main characteristics, thus proposing an effective contribution to understanding the state of the theme of spirituality as it is applied to health.

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Health and Spirituality: Relevance and Challenges of Research

Rodrigues

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Cruz³

2021

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Prevalence and economic impact of acute myocardial infarction in the brazilian public health system: care and economic analysis and the impacts of the Coronavirus disease

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Gasparetto²,

Massaro³

et al. 2023

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Introduction: This study aimed to describe the general and specific context of hospitalizations for acute myocardial infarction (AMI) in the Brazilian public health system and its main indicators of cost-effective care in the period before and during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Method: The main assistance and economic indicators of care related to AMI were evaluated, along with the Brazilian public health system, from January 2011 to April 2021, comparing the pre-covid indicators and those during the pandemic. The research data were descriptive and exploratory, using data from the Ministry of Health. The main data evaluated were lethality, number of hospitalizations, average length of stay and hospitalization costs. The ARIMA and general regression models were used to analyze the monthly outcomes pre and during COVID-19, thus enabling changes in the care and economic behavior of AMI cases in the public health system. Results: Hospitalization for AMI has increased over the last 10 years, with a slight decrease during COVID-19. There was an equally slight increase in lethality, with a significant decrease in the mean length of stay of hospitalized patients. The economic aspects of IAM show that more than US$ 762 million were invested during the reporting period. The average ticket presents a clear decrease in investment per capita, with a real devaluation of 70.04% in the period from 2011 to April 2021, which may be related to two main hypotheses: (1) increased effectiveness and (2) cost analysis of the effectiveness of care and/or chronic underfunding of the Brazilian public health system. Conclusion: There was a historical increase in hospitalizations and a reduction in IAM-related deaths.

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Abstract: Possui graduação em farmácia pela pontifícia universidade católica do paraná (2021).

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Health and Spirituality: Relevance and Challenges of Research

Health and Spirituality: Relevance and Challenges of Research

Prevalence and economic impact of acute myocardial infarction in the brazilian public health system: care and economic analysis and the impacts of the Coronavirus disease

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