Evolución de las inequidades en mortalidad por causas externas entre los municipios de Antioquia (Colombia)

Caicedo, Beatriz; Álvarez-Castaño, Luz Stella; Marí-Dell’Olmo, Marc; Borrell, Carme

doi:10.1016/j.gaceta.2016.02.010

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“…Another study that is contrasted with the results of the research was the one carried out in Brazil in the city of Fortaleza during 2007, where it was observed that there was a significant association between the socioeconomic level and the total mortality due to diseases caused by injuries from external causes. [17], and with a study conducted among the municipalities of Antioquia during the years 2000-2010, where they show that the risk of dying is greater in the poorest municipalities, especially affecting younger men [18].…”

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Inequalities from mortality related to Infectious according to socioeconomic indicators in Risaralda - Colombia

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The impact of mortality due to infectious sicknesses, cancer, cardiovascular, external and nutritional causes requires the measurements of the relationship between socioeconomic conditions and unsatisfied basic needs. Study with empirical analytical and retrospective approach belonging to an Ecological type of study, where it was compared the mortality from diseases in the municipalities of Risaralda, based on their socioeconomic status and the range of unsatisfied basic needs. The data previously mentioned was obtained from vital statistics of the National Administrative Department of Statistics.The risk of dying from Acute Respiratory Infection was higher in municipalities with lower economical incomes and higher Index of Unsatisfied Basic Needs, different from HIV/AIDS that occurred to have relevant presence in municipalities with higher economical incomes and Index of Unsatisfied Basic Needs. Furthermore, it is evident that the behavior of Neoplastic Diseases is lower in municipalities with less socioeconomic status. Cardiovascular diseases show a high incidence in municipalities with better socioeconomic conditions and higher Index of Unsatisfied Basic Needs. In the case of self-inflicted Injuries-Suicides, mortality was higher in municipalities with lower socioeconomic status and higher NBI. From a different perspective mortality produced by Diabetes Mellifluous did not show an increase, but it did occur in municipalities with higher Index of Unsatisfied Basic Needs. Finally, Nutritional Deficiencies and Anemia increased in the municipalities with lower economical income and higher Index of Unsatisfied Basic Needs. Finally, all components and characteristics found throughout this study, make the results to be coherent with the literature, in contrast to an article published in Barcelona, Spain in 2010, where it was found that populations with higher socioeconomic deprivation had higher rating of mortality.

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Inequalities from mortality related to Infectious according to socioeconomic indicators in Risaralda - Colombia

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“…La sobremortalidad masculina, principalmente entre los 15 a 44 años, puede atribuirse al grupo de causas externas que presentó razones de mortalidad (hombre / mujer) entre 5 y 9. Este es un fenómeno uniforme en todos los países de Latinoamérica, según un informe de la ops [27] y algunos estudios nacionales [28] o internacionales [29], y ha sido explicado previamente por el papel de la "masculinidad" en la sociedad contemporánea, que ha llevado al hombre a la adopción de conductas más agresivas y de mayor riesgo para su vida, como el uso de alcohol y sicoactivos, conducir bajo los efectos de estas sustancias o la participación en riñas o conflictos armados [30].…”

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Tendencias de la mortalidad en los departamentos de la región del Pacífico de Colombia (2002-2014)

Pérez-Flórez

Ruiz-Buitrago

Achcar

2020

Rev. Fac. Nac. Salud Pública

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Objective: To describe the profile and trend of overall and cause-specific mortality, during the period 2002-2014, of the departments of the Pacific region of Colombia: Cauca, Chocó, Nariño and Valle del Cauca. Methodology: Descriptiveecological study that uses secondary data on mortality, births and population projections from the National Administrative Department of Statistics (dane). Annual overall and causespecific mortality rates were calculated (by age, sex and for six large groups of causes of death), using the short list of causes of death 6/67 of the Pan American Health Organization (paho) (communicable diseases, neoplasms/tumors, diseases of the circulatory system, conditions originating in the perinatal period, external causes and other causes). Trends were evaluated using a Poisson regression model with random effects. Results: Higher mortality was found in males (male/female ratio between 1.26-1.61) and in the population over 65 years of age. A downward trend was observed in overall mortality in the four departments, with Valle del Cauca having the highest overall and causespecific mortality rates. The main cause of death, and with an upward trend, were diseases of the circulatory system, followed by other causes, external causes and neoplasms. Conclusions: Overall mortality showed a downward trend, of greater magnitude in men, and differential risk according to sex from 15-19 years attributed to the group of external causes. The main cause of death was diseases of the circulatory system, followed by all other causes and neoplasms. External causes showed a marked downward trend.

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“…A través de los estudios ecológicos se ha buscado identificar, en las características sociales de la población y del área, las relaciones con la ocurrencia y distribución de las enfermedades y los resultados en salud (16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22). Una multiplicidad de estudios se ha llevado a cabo a nivel mundial con el objetivo de determinar la desigualdad en la mortalidad infantil entre jurisdicciones y su relación con las condiciones de vida (8,9,11,(14)(15)23).…”

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Mortalidad infantil y desigualdades sociales en Argentina, 1980-2017

Bossio

Sanchís

Herrero

et al. 2020

Revista Panamericana De Salud Pública

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Objetivo. Estimar la tendencia de la mortalidad infantil, de la desigualdad entre jurisdicciones y de la desigualdad asociada a las condiciones sociales en Argentina entre 1980 y 2017. Métodos. Estudio ecológico y de serie temporal de la mortalidad infantil y de su desigualdad. Se obtuvieron los datos oficiales de mortalidad infantil, de nacimientos y de necesidades básicas insatisfechas; se calculó la tasa de mortalidad infantil, el índice de Gini y el índice de concentración. También se analizó la tendencia con un modelo de regresión lineal y se calculó el coeficiente de regresión y su significación estadística. Resultados. La mortalidad infantil se redujo 71,2% (de 32,41 a 9,34 por 1 000 nacidos vivos). La desigualdad por jurisdicción también se redujo y el índice de Gini pasó de 0,163 a 0,09. La desigualdad asociada a las condiciones sociales también mostró una reducción, y el índice de concentración disminuyó de -0,153 a -0,079. Si bien la mortalidad infantil se redujo en todo el período, este descenso no siempre se acompañó de una reducción del índice de Gini y del índice de concentración. Conclusiones. La tendencia de la tasa de mortalidad infantil fue al descenso mientras que la desigualdad en su distribución por jurisdicción y la desigualdad asociada a las condiciones sociales no siempre acompañaron esa reducción.

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Evolución de las inequidades en mortalidad por causas externas entre los municipios de Antioquia (Colombia)

Abstract: Intervention is required through policies that take into account local differences in mortality due to external causes.

Cited by 11 publications

References 17 publications

Inequalities from mortality related to Infectious according to socioeconomic indicators in Risaralda - Colombia

Inequalities from mortality related to Infectious according to socioeconomic indicators in Risaralda - Colombia

Tendencias de la mortalidad en los departamentos de la región del Pacífico de Colombia (2002-2014)

Mortalidad infantil y desigualdades sociales en Argentina, 1980-2017

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