2014
DOI: 10.1590/s0080-623420140000300003
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Hospitalizations leading causes for maternal disorders

Abstract: 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 co… Show more

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“…This study showed that 32.2 of every 100 pregnant women living in the municipality of Maringá, in 2013 and 2014 had at least one hospitalization during pregnancy, and that the occurrence of hospitalization was higher among pregnant women with childbirth financial coverage by the public healthcare sector (SUS). A similar result was found for the state of Paraná on hospitalization for maternal disorders, where 38.7 pregnant women were hospitalized (3) for every 100 births. No studies were found in the literature that use ROC to measure the risk of hospitalization, and in this sense this study brings unprecedented results to the municipality of Maringá and reinforces the importance of using this parameter established by the Ministry of Health (MS), with the purpose to serve as a reference to guide managers in diagnosis and planning priority actions for maternal and child healthcare (15) .…”
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“…This study showed that 32.2 of every 100 pregnant women living in the municipality of Maringá, in 2013 and 2014 had at least one hospitalization during pregnancy, and that the occurrence of hospitalization was higher among pregnant women with childbirth financial coverage by the public healthcare sector (SUS). A similar result was found for the state of Paraná on hospitalization for maternal disorders, where 38.7 pregnant women were hospitalized (3) for every 100 births. No studies were found in the literature that use ROC to measure the risk of hospitalization, and in this sense this study brings unprecedented results to the municipality of Maringá and reinforces the importance of using this parameter established by the Ministry of Health (MS), with the purpose to serve as a reference to guide managers in diagnosis and planning priority actions for maternal and child healthcare (15) .…”
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confidence: 82%
“…Because it represents a high risk of maternal morbidity and mortality (10,27) , hypertensive disorders deserve attention from health professionals during the prenatal follow-up consultation. Monitoring blood pressure levels at each consultation and whenever necessary is essential for early identification of hypertensive disorders, which may have more serious consequences (3,10) .…”
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“…As taxas de intercorrências obstétricas crescem conforme aumenta a idade (65,4% para mulheres de 40 a 44 anos e 125,9% para as de 45 a 49 anos) (16) . Tal análise não foi realizada no presente estudo, mas ressalta-se que 32 (13,1%) mulheres se encontravam com idade igual ou superior a 35 anos, a qual configura fator de risco gestacional que permite a realização do pré-natal pela equipe de atenção básica (17) .…”
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“…As intercorrências estão associadas, mesmo que de forma indireta, a qualidade da atenção dispensada à mulher durante a gestação, seja ela relacionada à educação, promoção, prevenção, diagnóstico precoce ou tratamento. Ou seja, quanto melhor o acesso e a qualidade do atendimento, menores as taxas de internação por complicações obstétricas 2 . A UBS é o ponto de atenção estratégico para melhor acolher as necessidades da gestante e deve ser a porta de entrada preferencial da mesma no sistema de saúde, inclusive proporcionando um acompanhamento longitudinal e continuado, principalmente durante a gravidez.…”
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