2022
DOI: 10.36489/saudecoletiva.2022v12i77p10688-10701
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Morbidade e mortalidade por COVID-19 em olinda: Uma análise a partir de boletins epidemiológicos

Abstract: Objetivo: Analisar a distribuição da morbidade e mortalidade por COVID-19 no município de Olinda, Pernambuco, através de informações divulgadas por boletins epidemiológicos. Método: Trata-se de um estudo descritivo, do tipo quantitativo e de corte transversal. Foi realizada uma análise dos números brutos de casos e óbitos por COVID-19, e dos números proporcionais em relação à população de cada microrregional do município. Realizado no período de abril a julho de 2020. Resultados: Os dados encontrados revelaram… Show more

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“…After discarding scattered data, the resulting number of records for the remaining cities were São Bernardo do Campo ( n = 39 034), Diadema ( n = 15 604), and Mauá ( n = 12 245). A decreasing number of reported cases around the October to November 2020 edge—indicated by the moving averages of external data 13 —roughly separate the two epidemic waves in the three cities (Figure ). The median of the monthly sample size for RT‐PCR tests obtained with our data in each city was 1711, ranging from 376 (Mauá, July 2020) to 6421 (São Bernardo do Campo, Mar 2021) (Figure ).…”
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“…After discarding scattered data, the resulting number of records for the remaining cities were São Bernardo do Campo ( n = 39 034), Diadema ( n = 15 604), and Mauá ( n = 12 245). A decreasing number of reported cases around the October to November 2020 edge—indicated by the moving averages of external data 13 —roughly separate the two epidemic waves in the three cities (Figure ). The median of the monthly sample size for RT‐PCR tests obtained with our data in each city was 1711, ranging from 376 (Mauá, July 2020) to 6421 (São Bernardo do Campo, Mar 2021) (Figure ).…”
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confidence: 87%
“…“São Bernardo do Campo” is the reference level for cities, as well as “male” for sex and “white” for the race. Two waves defined by lower values of reported cases in external data 13 were separated by the edge October to November 2020. Days of collection starting at July 11, 2020; age measured in years.…”
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confidence: 99%
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