Critérios De Avaliação Da Atenção Para Pessoas Vivendo Com Hiv/Aids

Romão, Tiago Carnevalle; Silva, Tiago Barreto de Castro e; Evangelista, Danielle Rosa; Marson, Poliana Guerino; Santos, Leidiene Ferreira

doi:10.18605/2175-7275/cereus.v9n2p108-125

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“…30 It should be considered that the evaluation of the attention to people living with HIV recommends the adhesion to be a priority, in addition to counselling and testing, vertical transmission prevention, availability of human resources, equipment and of physical infrastructure. 31 In relation to the association of high/low score with the sociodemographic and clinical characteristics, no variable was significantly associated, demonstrating that these characteristics did not interfere in the evaluation of these services, which suggests that the quality evaluation score, either of affiliation of the women to the PHV service, or to the specialized service, does not depend on their age, skin color, housing, marital status, instruction or occupation. The absence of significant association indicates, still, that the year of pregnancy, the moment of HIV diagnosis, the route of infection, the use of antiretroviral drugs before the pregnancy, the use of vertical transmission prophylaxis and the carrying out of the prenatal care did not interfere in the score either.…”

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Evaluation of the health attention to pregnant women with HIV: comparison between primary and specialized service

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The public network for health care of pregnant women with HIV, in Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul/Brazil, includes primary and specialized care services. Objective: Evaluating whether the type of service interferes in the quality score of the health care in the experience of the pregnant women with HIV. Methods: Cross-sectional study, with data collection from April-November/2014, with 78 participants. The Primary Care Assessment Tool-Brazil instrument was applied and the Pearson's Chi-square test and Fisher's exact test were used. Results: The quality of care received was evaluated as unsatisfactory both in primary care (6.50) and in specialized care (6.35). Conclusion: The type of service interferes with the quality of care, which can affect women's choice of service. It is necessary to improve the quality of both types of services and to search for the management of shared care to attend both the usual care of gestation and the specificity of infection.

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“…Tais casos se manifestavam, portanto, através de uma síndrome de imunodeficiência, de causa desconhecida, que detinha alta taxa de letalidade (Ferreira & Silva, 2012) e não encontrava resposta adequada com os recursos disponíveis àquela época. E mesmo depois de tanto tempo e com todos os avanços, a doença continua sendo um relevante problema de Saúde Pública atualmente (Silva et al, 2016;Romão et al, 2017;Marani et al, 2018).…”

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“…Os dados mais recentes revelam que o HIV já atingiu aproximadamente 84,2 milhões de pessoas, destas, 40,1 milhões morreram por doenças relacionadas (Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, 2022a; 2022b; 2023), revelando a magnitude da condição enquanto problema de saúde pública (Romão et al, 2017;Marani et al, 2018). No ano de 2023, 39 milhões de pessoas estavam vivendo com HIV no mundo, sendo que 1,3 milhões de pessoas se tornaram positivas para o HIV e outras 630 mil pessoas, morreram ainda em 2023, por causas relacionadas à infecção pelo HIV (Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, 2023).…”

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Determinantes Sociais, Biológicos E Históricos Da Epidemia De Hiv/Aids No Brasil E No Mundo

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Categorização De Comportamentos Adaptativos De Pessoas Que Vivem Com Hiv/Aids

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Estofolete

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Adherence to antiretroviral treatment is an important barrier to adequate health care. The objective of this study was to characterize people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) and exhibit adaptive behaviors in response to treatment, and to compare the control variables for these behaviors. This is a cross-sectional descriptive study. Outpatients on antiretroviral treatment who had, for more than 12 months, an undetectable viral load and CD4 ≥ 500 cells/mm3 were evaluated. For data collection, the following were used: sociodemographic questionnaire, semi-structured interview, WHOQOL-bref and Cross-sectional Symptom Scale. Quantitative and qualitative analyzes of the data were carried out. Of the 36 participants, the majority were male, with low education and low socioeconomic status. The majority identified two or more sources of social support and did not present severe psychiatric symptoms. There was an adequate perception of general quality of life and satisfaction with health. A statistically significant association was also found between mental health and quality of life. The majority reported having no difficulty with drug treatment and listed motivation related to quality of life, social support and spirituality. Among the main tips offered, persistence in treatment, the search for adequate information and social support stood out. It is concluded that adherence to antiretroviral treatment consists of a collaborative process and co-responsibility in health care. Psychological adaptation to HIV/AIDS associated with satisfaction with available social support and the presence of spirituality encourage adherence and maintenance of treatment and strengthen PLWHA's ability to cope.

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Critérios De Avaliação Da Atenção Para Pessoas Vivendo Com Hiv/Aids

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Evaluation of the health attention to pregnant women with HIV: comparison between primary and specialized service

Evaluation of the health attention to pregnant women with HIV: comparison between primary and specialized service

Determinantes Sociais, Biológicos E Históricos Da Epidemia De Hiv/Aids No Brasil E No Mundo

Categorização De Comportamentos Adaptativos De Pessoas Que Vivem Com Hiv/Aids

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