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Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in the Americas and raised blood pressure accounts for over 50% of CVD. In the Americas over a quarter of adult women and four in ten adult men have hypertension and the diagnosis, treatment and control are suboptimal. In 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) released an updated guideline for the pharmacological treatment of hypertension in adults. This policy paper highlights the facilitating role of the WHO Global HEARTS initiative and the HEARTS in the Americas initiative to catalyze the implementation of this guideline, provides specific policy advice for implementation, and emphasizes that an overarching strategic approach for hypertension control is needed. The authors urge health advocates and policymakers to prioritize the prevention and control of hypertension to improve the health and wellbeing of their populations and to reduce CVD health disparities within and between populations of the Americas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The performance of very elderly people, fallers and non-fallers, is evaluated by the Timed Up and Go (TUG) test with smartphone app (Mobility Suite®). Elderly people (≥90 years) from Porto Alegre, Brazil, were monitored at home. Each one performed TUG using smartphone with Android operational system placed within an elastic belt and tied on the breast near the sternum. The parameters of the test´s individual phases were provided by the app, namely, a) total duration of TUG, in seconds; b) duration of sitting-standing transition, in seconds; c) duration of standing-sitting, in seconds; d) maximum variation of the trunk angle within the inclination phase forward, in degrees; e) maximum angle speed during the inclination phase forward in degrees/seconds. Analysis of socio-demographic and clinical variables, multi-morbidities and poly-pharmacy and variables related to falls were compared. Further, 26.5% of 98 very elderly people evaluated mentioned falls during the previous six months. Elderly people with falls had more depression symptoms (p<0.001). According to app, fallers had the worst performance in each TUG phase. Smartphone Mobility Suite® app evaluated the performance of very elderly fallers and non-fallers during TUG and its parameters. Depression was the only variable statistically significant and indicated that very elderly people with depression had better chances for falling. This paper presents the first report in the use of MobilitySuite® for very elderly people. In fact, app was highly useful for use in the home and may be further used successfully. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Resumo: Objetivou-se descrever as experiências obtidas por meio de ações extensionistas no âmbito da saúde materno-infantil, fundamentada na Teoria de Intervenção Práxica de Enfermagem em Saúde Coletiva. Trata-se de um relato de experiência realizado em uma unidade básica de saúde da região norte do Ceará. A implementação da teoria tornou viável a compreensão da realidade objetiva formadora daquele território, bem como a elaboração de um planejamento baseado nas subjetividades da população. Tais ações repercutiram diretamente na organização da unidade e proporcionaram a reativação do grupo de puericultura, a construção de conhecimentos por meio dos momentos de promoção e educação em saúde, assim como a contribuição para a formação dos acadêmicos de enfermagem, enquanto futuros profissionais. As experiências obtidas implicam diretamente na ressignificação das abordagens grupais, com destaque para o âmbito materno-infantil, como também estimulam a visão holística e o pensamento crítico por parte dos acadêmicos. Palavras-chave: Saúde Materno-Infantil; Saúde Pública; Teoria de Enfermagem; Universidade; Extensão Comunitária Nursing Praxical in Collective Health: Academic Experience in Primary Health Care Abstract: The objective was to describe the experiences obtained through extension actions in maternal and child health scope based on the Theory of Praxis Intervention in Public Health Nursing. This paper is an experience report carried out in a primary health unit in the northern region of Ceará (Brazil). The theory implementation made it possible to understand the objective reality that formed that territory, as well as to elaborate a plan based on the population’s subjectivities. Such actions had a direct impact on the organization of the unit. They provided the childcare group reactivation, knowledge building through moments of health promotion and education, and contribution to training nursing students as future professionals. The experiences obtained directly imply the redefinition of group approaches, emphasizing the maternal-child scope and the stimulation of a holistic view and critical thinking by nursing academics. Keywords: University Maternal and Child Health; Public Health; Nursing Theory; Universities; Community-Institutional Relations

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O artigo apresenta o relato de experiência da 3ª Conferência Municipal de Saúde de Várzea Paulista, ocorrida em 2008, cuja organização teve como objetivos envolver a sociedade na análise da situação de saúde do município, de forma a priorizar necessidades em saúde e transformar o relatório final em uma carta de compromisso político. Foram realizadas Plenárias Locais, Pré-Conferências Regionais e a Conferência Municipal, com fluxo ascendente de propostas e delegados, nas quais o tema "Garantindo o Direito à Saúde" foi debatido através de cinco eixos temáticos correspondentes aos blocos do Pacto pela Saúde. Inovou-se com a atividade de priorização, através da limitação do número de propostas de cada região a serem encaminhadas para a Conferência Municipal. O Relatório Final foi encaminhado aos candidatos a prefeito, solicitando-se o compromisso com as deliberações. A realização da Conferência de forma ascendente, com etapas locais e regionais, garantiu a participação da comunidade, a representatividade dos delegados eleitos e das propostas aprovadas. A "priorização coletiva" qualificou o debate garantindo a pactuação com a sociedade de um projeto viável. O debate acerca da governabilidade ampliou-se para a intersetorialidade, gerando moções de apelo a outras secretarias municipais. A grande contribuição deste processo para o município foi a oferta de espaços de debate entre os diversos olhares, que favoreceu o ensino-aprendizagem e a formação política dos participantes. O comprometimento político obtido dos candidatos à sucessão municipal evidenciou o empenho dos atores na transformação da política municipal de saúde em uma política de estado, não de governo.The 3rd Health Conference of Varzea Paulista was organized with the objective of involving local society in the analysis of municipal health conditions, so that priorities in health needs could be established and published in a white paper that would be used to gain political commitment of candidates at the forthcoming town hall election. Local meetings and regional pre-conferences were conducted as preparatory activities for the Municipal Conference. In them, representatives and propositions were chosen, in accordance with the theme "Ensuring Health Right", which was developed along the five themes proposed by the Health Pact. The process of defining the priorities was an innovation, through limiting the number of regional proposals sent to Municipal Conference. The white paper was forwarded to candidates for mayor, so that they could commit with the planning established for municipal health authority's actions. The structure of Conference organization, with local and regional stages, made possible the participation of citizens, followed by election of representatives and approval of proposals. Collective prioritizing ensured a social pact that is workable. The debate about governance led to motions for intersectoral activities among municipal departments. One of conference's major contributions was to offer spaces for debate of different opinions, which promoted learning. Politic commitment of candidates for mayor showed a movement in the direction of turning public health a state policy, and not only government action.

Este artigo aborda, primeiramente, a produção científica das ciências sociais e humanas em saúde publicada em periódicos de sete revistas da área de Saúde Coletiva/Saúde Pública no Brasil, no período de 1997 a 2007, registrada na base eletrônica de dados SciElo e identificada mediante uma extensa lista de palavras-chave. Dos 1926 artigos e resenhas de livros identificados, 489 foram selecionados por autorreferir à pesquisa qualitativa. Da leitura dos resumos, selecionaram-se os temas pesquisados e suas proporções foram as seguintes: políticas e instituições de saúde (32,5%), saúde e doença (18,5%), gênero e saúde (16,5%), violência e saúde (9,0%), velhice e envelhecimento (7,0%), recursos humanos, profissões e formação (7,5%), estudos sociais das ciências e das técnicas (5,0%) e educação e comunicação em saúde (4,0%). A leitura dos conteúdos dos textos completos permitiu identificar as abordagens teórico-metodológicas utilizadas e alguns significados típicos dessa prática científica. Concluiu-se que a produção acadêmica expandiu-se, concentrando-se 50% nos dois primeiros temas, com baixo grau de interdisciplinaridade; usou de teorias de médio alcance, combinando metodologias e teorias, abordagens disciplinares, participação nesta produção intelectual de cientistas sociais e profissionais de saúde com distintos graus de adesão às teorias das ciências sociais e humanas em saúde e diferentes sentidos da prática da pesquisa. A análise comparativa de diferentes pesquisas similares em diversos momentos mostrou manutenção, exclusão e inclusão de assuntos.The paper approaches the academic production of the Social and Human Sciences in Health, published in seven journals of the Public Health area in Brazil in the period 1997 to 2007, registered in the SciElo electronic database, and identified by an extensive list of key words. Of the 1926 papers and book reviews that were identified, 498 were selected because they referred to themselves as qualitative research. The main themes and their percentage distribution were: health policies and institutions ( 32,5%, health and illness (18.5%), gender and health (16.5%), violence and health ( 9,0%), old age and aging ( 7,%), human resources, professions and education (7,5%-), social studies production of sciences and techniques ( 5.0%), and health education and communication (4.0%). The qualitative analysis of the contents of the texts revealed the main theoretical and methodological approaches used by the authors and some typical meanings of this scientific practice. It was concluded that the academic production: has grown, 50.0% of which concentrated on the first two themes, with low degree of interdisciplinarity; used disciplinary approaches, combining theories and methodologies. In addition, there was the participation in this intellectual production of social scientists and health professionals with different degrees of adherence to the theories of social and human sciences in health and different meanings of research practice. The comparative analysis of similar studies in diverse moments showed permanence, exclusion and inclusion of themes.

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OBJETIVO: Reconhecer as características e trajetória da Revista de Saúde Pública pela análise da produção científica por ela veiculada, no período de 1967-2005. MÉTODOS: Foram analisados por métodos cientométricos dados referenciais dos artigos publicados na Revista e recuperados nas bases de indexação do Institute for Scientific Information (ISI)/Thomson Scientific (Web of Science), National Library of Medicine (PubMed) e Scientific Eletronic Library Online (SciELO). RESULTADOS: A Revista, sendo a única na área da saúde pública no Brasil, indexada pela ISI/Thomson Scientific, destaca-se como veículo de divulgação da produção científica brasileira em saúde pública e exibe crescimento geométrico de publicações e citações, cujas taxas anuais são de 4,4% e 12,7%, respectivamente. O número de autores cresceu de uma média de cerca de dois por item publicado até 3,5 para os dias atuais. Embora os artigos originais de pesquisa predominem, nos últimos anos aumentou o número de revisões, estudos multicêntricos, ensaios clínicos e de validação; cresceu também o número de artigos publicados em língua estrangeira, com 13% do total, destacando-se a participação da Inglaterra, Estados Unidos, Argentina e México. Aumentou o número e diversidade de revistas que citam a Revista de Saúde Pública, com expressiva participação de revistas internacionais. A distribuição de autorias por autor da Revista ajusta-se muito bem à Lei de Lotka, mas seus parâmetros sugerem maior concentração e menor dispersão do que o esperado. Entre os temas de interesse dos itens publicados, doenças infecto-parasitárias e vetores, promoção, políticas, administração de saúde e epidemiologia, vigilância e controle de doenças responderam por mais de 50% do volume total. CONCLUSÕES: A Revista mostra grande dinamismo sem sinais que sugiram qualquer esgotamento ou estabilidade em futuro próximo. Há sinais de progressivo aumento de complexidade dos estudos publicados, bem como de maior multidisciplinaridade. A Revista parece alargar seu alcance e repercussão embora continue fiel aos temas de interesse da saúde pública do Brasil.OBJECTIVE: To recognize the characteristics and path taken by the through analysis of the scientific production it has published over the period from 1967 to 2005. METHODS: Scientometric methods were used to analyze reference data on the articles published in the Revista, retrieved from the databases ISI/Thomson Scientific (Web of Science), National Library of Medicine (PubMed) and Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO). RESULTS: The Revista is the only Brazilian publication in the field of public health that is indexed by ISI/Thomson Scientific. It is prominent as a medium for publishing Brazilian scientific production in public health and is displaying a geometric increase in publication and citation, with annual rates of 4.4% and 12.7%, respectively. The mean number of authors per paper has risen from 2 to 3.5 over recent years. Although original research articles predominate, the numbers of reviews, multicenter studies, clinical trials and validation studies have been increasing. The number of articles published in foreign languages has also increased, accounting for 13% of the total, and the leading countries originating these are the UK, USA, Argentina and Mexico. The number and diversity of journals citing the Journal has been increasing, many of which are non-Brazilian. Authorship per author shows good fit to Lotka's Law, but the parameters suggest greater concentration and less dispersion than would be expected. Among the fields of interest of published papers, the following topics account for more than 50% of the total volume: infectious-parasitic diseases and vectors; health promotion, policies and administration; and epidemiology, surveillance and disease control. CONCLUSIONS: The Revista shows great dynamism, without signs of abating or reaching a plateau any time soon. There are signs of progressively increasing complexity in the studies published, and more multidisciplinary work. The Revista seems to be widening its outreach and recognition, while remaining faithful to the field of public health in Brazil.

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