Implementação financeira e o impacto do mutirão de cirurgias de varizes, após a criação do Fundo de Ações Estratégias e Compensação (FAEC)

Abstract

Background: In spite of the fact that the number of surgeries presented by the elective surgery task force did not entirely reflect the reality, it is possible to declare that the financial implementation of the Brazilian Ministry of Health has been significative, as well as the increasing number of varicose vein surgeries, especially after the creation of the Strategic Actions and Compensation Fund (FAEC). Objective: To evaluate the application of financial investment in the Ministry of Health campaign for varicose vein surgery. Methods: A transversal study of retrospective nature has been conducted, using information available at the Data Processing Department of the National Healthcare System database (DATASUS). All the authorization of hospital internment from the inferior member varicose vein surgeries, financed by the Brazilian Ministry of Health from January 1998 to December 2004, have been included in the research. Results: In 1998, before the implementation of the elective surgery task force, 23,531 varicose vein surgeries have been performed, and R$ 5,819,033.27 invested. After the creation of the FAEC, 457,026 inferior member varicose vein surgeries have been performed from 1999 to 2004, and R$ 187,760,196.81 were invested with an average of R$ 31,293,336.13 per year. Conclusion: Thus, it is possible to conclude that the bigger investment from the Brazilian Ministry of Health, represented by the implementation of the elective surgery task forces by the FAEC, has been responsible for increasing the number of varicose vein surgeries all around Brazil.

Limitations of using the DATASUS database as a primary source of data in surgical research: a scoping review

“…As for the surgical aspect, the authors highlighted that the lack of data about the surgical method used 12,13,25,30,51 represented a bias in their analyses. Also, information about the postoperative period of patients, such as the need for reintervention, readmission, and the rate of postoperative complications are also not recorded on the platform 9 , 12 , 13 , 19 , 23 , 27 , 32 , 34 , 35 , 47 , 51 , 53 . Information on the average length of stay of the patient in each hospital is also not available 40 .…”

Análise dos efeitos dos exercícios aquáticos na qualidade de vida de indivíduos com doença venosa crônica

“…Souza et al 20 reported that surgical procedures to correct superficial venous insufficiency lead to improvements in deep vein system function, improving these patients' clinical status. The data collected for the present study revealed that half of the patients (50%) reported having undergone this procedure.…”

Úlcera Venosa, sua etiopatogenia norteando o enfermeiro no processo de cicatrização: uma revisão integrativa

“…As doenças venosas constituem a sétima causa mais frequente de doença crônica na espécie humana, no Brasil, estima-se que a insuficiência venosa crônica ocupava o 14º lugar entre as 50 principais doenças que causaram ausência ao trabalho, e o 32º lugar entre as doenças que levaram à aposentadoria por invalidez (FARIA et al, 2010;SOUZA et al, 2011;ARAUJO et al, 2013;NERI;FELIS;SANDIM, 2020) De 2008 a agosto de 2015, o Sistema Único de Saúde teve um dispêndio de 43 milhões de reais em tratamento de varizes dos membros inferiores com 654.478 internações. Do total de benefícios concedidos pela previdência no ano de 2013 a Insuficiência Venosa Crônica periférica (CID 10-I87.2) ocupou a 10ª posição do Os fatores de risco para o desenvolvimento de IVC são apontados, em vários estudos, como: a idade avançada é um fator de risco expressivo para prevalência e gravidade da insuficiência venosa crônica, etnia, estudos apontam a necessidade mais estudos para se determinar melhor o papel da etnia como fator de risco para doença venosa.…”