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1. Social protection as a right of people affected by tuberculosis: a scoping review

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Monroe, Aline Aparecida, Bossonario, Pedro Augusto, Ferreira, Melisane Regina Lima, De Abreu, Paula Daniella, Maurin, Venisse Paschoalin, De Paula Andrade, Rubia Laine, and Rafaele Oliveira Bonfim

Subjects
International Public Health, Government Programs, Evidence Synthesis, Medicine and Health Sciences, Tuberculosis, Socioeconomic Rights, Public Policy, Public Health
Abstract

It is a scoping review protocol, which aims to identify strategies and actions aimed at the social protection of people affected by tuberculosis, along with national and international scientific evidence.

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2023
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4. Representações sociais de universitários brasileiros sobre as influências na adesão ao isolamento-distanciamento social durante a pandemia de COVID-19

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Silva Lima, Rogério, Seron Sanches, Roberta, de Abreu, Paula Daniella, Fava, Silvana Maria Coelho Leite, Arcêncio, Ricardo A., do Nascimento, Murilo César, Silva Lima, Rogério, Seron Sanches, Roberta, de Abreu, Paula Daniella, Fava, Silvana Maria Coelho Leite, Arcêncio, Ricardo A., and do Nascimento, Murilo César

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Objective: This study's objective was to know Brazilian university students' social representations regarding the influences on adherence to distancing-social isolation during the new coronavirus pandemic. Methods: The research design of this study was qualitative research, guided by the Theory of Social Representations. The students were selected by convenience by the “snowball” sampling method. The environment for access and invitation to participants consisted of groups on social media. Data were collected through an electronic questionnaire prepared by the authors using the Google Forms platform. For analysis, content analysis was used with the aid of the IraMuTeQ software. Results: Seven hundred and ninety-eight Brazilian university students participated, with a mean age of 23.59 years; 71.7% of respondents were female, 28.1% were male, and 0.3% were intersex. As a result, four classes were obtained, organized into two categories, entitled “Reproducing the voice of science: Scientific knowledge as a determinant of conduct” and “Life at home: Risk and fear in everyday life”. Conclusions: It appears that the participants structure their representations based on scientific recommendations and assume the position of reproducing the hegemonic discourse on distancing/social isolation; however, the symbolic elaboration process is marked by the fear of infecting close people and the desire to protect them., Objetivo: O estudo em causa teve como objetivo conhecer as representações sociais de universitários brasileiros sobre as influências na adesão ao distanciamento/isolamento social durante a pandemia pelo novo coronavírus. Métodos: Tratou-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa, orientada pela Teoria das Representações Sociais. Os estudantes foram selecionados por conveniência pelo método de amostragem em “bola de neve” em grupos de redes sociais. Os dados foram recolhidos por meio de um questionário eletrônico, elaborado pelos autores, via formulário digital na plataforma Google Forms. Para análise, utilizou-se a análise de conteúdo com o auxílio do software IraMuTeQ. Resultados: Participaram 798 universitários brasileiros, com média de idade igual a 23,59 anos; 71,7% dos respondentes eram do sexo feminino, 28,1% do sexo masculino e 0,3% eram intersexo. Como resultado, obteve-se quatro classes, organizadas em duas categorias, intituladas “Reproduzir a voz da ciência: o conhecimento científico como determinante de condutas” e “A vida em casa: o risco e o medo no quotidiano”. Conclusões: Depreende-se que os participantes estruturam as suas representações a partir das recomendações científicas e assumem a posição de reprodutores do discurso hegemônico sobre o isolamento/distanciamento social. Contudo, o processo de elaboração simbólica é marcado pelo medo de infetar as pessoas próximas e o desejo de protegê-las.

Published
2022

5. EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES IN HEALTH FOR ADOLESCENT AND YOUNG LGBTI+: INTEGRATIVE REVIEW.

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Mesquita Espíndola, Mariana Mercês, de Araújo, Ednaldo Cavalcante, Mesquita Espíndola, Marisa Catarina, de Abreu, Paula Daniella, Santos Gomes da Silva, Adrian Thaís Cardoso, Roque Pereira, Danilo Martins, and de Oliveira, Thainara Torres

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ONLINE information services, CINAHL database, HEALTH education, MEDICAL information storage & retrieval systems, FOCUS groups, SYSTEMATIC reviews, MEDICAL care, EDUCATIONAL technology, LGBTQ+ people, SEXUAL minorities, MEDLINE, DATA analysis software, GENDER inequality
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2023
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7. COVID-19 in children in the state of Pernambuco: Spatial analysis of confirmed severe cases and the Human Development Index

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Silva, Amanda Priscila de Santana Cabral, de Holanda, Eliane Rolim, de Abreu, Paula Daniella, and Freitas, Marcelo Victor de Arruda

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0301 basic medicine, Microbiology (medical), medicine.medical_specialty, Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), Short Communication, Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), RC955-962, 030106 microbiology, 030231 tropical medicine, Bivariate analysis, Coronavirus infections, 03 medical and health sciences, 0302 clinical medicine, Arctic medicine. Tropical medicine, medicine, Humans, Human Development Index, Cities, Health planning, Child, Pandemics, Spatial analysis, Child health, Public health, Surveillance, Pandemic, SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19, Metropolitan area, Infectious Diseases, Geography, Parasitology, Brazil, Demography
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INTRODUCTION: Health planning is required for the control and prevention of severe cases of COVID-19 in children. METHODS: Spatial analysis of severe COVID-19 cases in children of Pernambuco in the first six months of the pandemic and its autocorrelation with the Human Development Index was conducted. RESULTS: A total of 551 severe cases (39.4 cases/100,000 inhabitants) was initially concentrated in the metropolitan area, with later interiorization. The spatial autocorrelation of cases was identified. The bivariate analysis revealed alert regions in less developed municipalities (I=0.341; p=0.001). CONCLUSIONS: Considering the local particularities can assist in directing the priorities for decision making.

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2021

8. SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE ON EXPERIENCES OF PREGNANT TRANSSEXUAL MEN.

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Roque Pereira, Danilo Martins, Cavalcante de Araújo, Ednaldo, Cardoso Santos Gomes da Silva, Adrian Thaís, de Abreu, Paula Daniella, Cruz Calazans, Juliana Cristina, and Soares Bezerra da Silva, Larissa Layne

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CINAHL database, PSYCHOLOGY information storage & retrieval systems, MEDICAL information storage & retrieval systems, SYSTEMATIC reviews, TRANSPHOBIA, TRANS women, PREGNANT women, EXPERIENCE, PSYCHOSOCIAL factors, TRANSSEXUALS, INTERPERSONAL relations, RESEARCH funding, PUERPERIUM, ATTITUDES toward pregnancy, PRENATAL care, MEDLINE, THEMATIC analysis, REPRODUCTIVE health, PREGNANCY
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2022
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9. RETORNO ÀS AULAS PRESENCIAIS E COVID-19: SIGNIFICADOS PARA UNIVERSITÁRIOS BRASILEIROS.

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do Nascimento, Murilo César, de Abreu, Paula Daniella, Coelho Leite Fava, Silvana Maria, Seron Sanches, Roberta, and Silva Lima, Rogério

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This study aimed to learn what it means for Brazilian undergraduate students to return to in-person classes during the COVID-19 pandemic. This is a qualitative study based on the Social Representations Theory (SRT), which was carried out through the use of social media, where 798 Brazilian undergraduate students participated between April and May 2020. The text corpus was analyzed using Content Analysis and with the support of the IraMuTeQ software, through the Analysis of Similarities (ANOSIM). The participants' average age was 23.59 years old. From the analyzed speeches, two thematic categories emerged: Concerns regarding the need for protection of students, teachers, family, and community; and the University environment as a transmissibility site. Thus, the return to in-person classes meant both concerns regarding population groups that will need protection due to communitarian exposure to SARS-COV-2; and insecurity related to the new routine in the university environment, due to the imminent risks of overcrowding, contamination, and transmissibility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2021
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10. Social representations of transvestite sex workers regarding quality of life.

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Souza Barbosa, Lilia, da Silva Santana, Alef Diogo, Cavalcante de Araújo, Ednaldo, de Abreu, Paula Daniella, Soares de Lima, Marcos, and da Silva Moura, Jefferson Wildes

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2021
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18. Risk Factors Related To The Psychic Suffering In Women In Pre And Post-Natal Accompanied By An Institution Of Philanthropic Pernambuco State

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Da Silva, Liniker Scolfild Rodrigues, primary, Correia, Nathália Da Silva, primary, Cordeiro, Eliana Lessa, primary, Ramos, Ana Raquel Xavier, primary, Cassilhas, Ana Paula Pimentel, primary, De Souza, Gardênia Conceição Santos, primary, Da Silva, Ana Caroline Alves, primary, Pimenta, Clarissa Silva, primary, Da Silva Filho, Jabiael Carneiro, primary, De Albuquerque, Thaíse Torres, primary, Da Silva Filho, Ivanildo Pereira, primary, Dos Santos, Raquel Bezerra, primary, Wanderley, Thyago Da Costa, primary, Lima, Ítala Santos, primary, Monteiro, Erika Maria De Lima, primary, Santos, Ana Paula Ochoa, primary, De Araújo, Patricia Daniella, primary, De Oliveira, Ágda Caroenna Barros, primary, Marques, Maria Clara Vieira, primary, Dos Santos, Flavyana Silva, primary, Da Silva, Isabela Najela Nascimento, primary, Castro, Graciely Maria De Oliveira, primary, Batista, Morganna Guedes, primary, Braga, Luanna Silva, primary, De Abreu, Paula Daniella, primary, and Ribeiro, Denize Ferreira, primary

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2017
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21. TRANSSEXUAL "WOMANHOOD" AND THE EMERGENCE OF TRANSFEMINISM: RHETORICS OF HIV/AIDS IN THE LIGHT OF THE QUEER THEORY.

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de Abreu, Paula Daniella, Cavalcante de Araújo, Ednaldo, Ribeiro de Vasconcelos, Eliane Maria, Wildes da Silva Moura, Jefferson, de Carvalho Sousa, Josueida, and dos Santos, Claudia Benedita

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HIV infection risk factors, ADAPTABILITY (Personality), AIDS, FEMINISM, HUMAN rights, INTERVIEWING, RESEARCH methodology, METROPOLITAN areas, SEX work, PUBLIC health, QUESTIONNAIRES, RESEARCH, STATISTICAL sampling, SEX crimes, SOCIAL networks, WOMEN, QUALITATIVE research, SOCIAL constructionism, FAMILY relations, LABELING theory, SOCIAL support, DATA analysis software, SEXUAL orientation identity, PSYCHOLOGICAL vulnerability, DESCRIPTIVE statistics, BODY integrity identity disorder
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2019
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22. REPRESENTAÇÕES SOCIAIS DE MULHERES TRANSEXUAIS SOBRE O HIV/Aids.

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de Abreu, Paula Daniella, Cavalcante de Araújo, Ednaldo, and Ribeiro de Vasconcelos, Eliane Maria

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2018
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23. ATUAÇÃO DA REDE SOCIAL NA SAÚDE INTEGRAL DE MULHERES JOVENS TRANSEXUAIS COM HIV/AIDS.

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Leão Valença, Karolline de Souza, Cavalcante de Araújo, Ednaldo, de Abreu, Paula Daniella, Ribeiro de Vasconcelos, Eliane Maria, da Silva Santana, Maria Eduarda, and Paiva Ferreira, Ana Carolina

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2018
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24. AVALIAÇÃO FAMILIAR DE MULHERES TRANSEXUAIS COM HIV/AIDS À LUZ DO MODELO CALGARY.

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Paiva Ferreira, Ana Carolina, Cavalcante de Araújo, Ednaldo, de Abreu, Paula Daniella, Ribeiro de Vasconcelos, Eliane Maria, Leão Valença, Karolline de Souza, and da Silva Santana, Maria Eduarda

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2018
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28. EDITORIAL.

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de Abreu, Paula Daniella, Cavalcante de Araújo, Ednaldo, da Silva Lúcio, Firley Poliana, and Ribeiro de Vasconcelos, Eliane Maria

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2017
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30. Barriers That Interfere with Access to Tuberculosis Diagnosis and Treatment across Countries Globally: A Systematic Review.

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Teibo TKA, Andrade RLP, Rosa RJ, de Abreu PD, Olayemi OA, Alves YM, Vaz Tavares RB, da Costa FBP, Dias Moura HS, Ferezin LP, Tártaro AF, de Campos MCT, Ribeiro NM, Berra TZ, and Arcêncio RA

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Humans, Global Health, Health Personnel, Tuberculosis diagnosis, Tuberculosis drug therapy, Health Services Accessibility
Abstract

This study evaluated the barriers that interfere with access to diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis (TB) from the perspective of the patient and health professionals globally. Using the PICo acronym, the question we asked was "What are the barriers that interfere with access to tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment (I) from the perspective of patients and/or health professionals (P) across countries globally (Co)?". We searched the following databases: EMBASE, Scopus, MEDLINE, Latin American and Caribbean Literature in Health Sciences (LILACS), and Web of Science. On Rayyan, duplicates were removed and extraction was done afterward by two authors independently, followed by a tiebreaker. Using a Critical Appraisal Tool proposed by the Joanna Briggs Institute, the methodological quality of the article was assessed. From 36 published articles, the barriers to tuberculosis diagnosis as obtained from our study include information scarcity/low TB knowledge, exorbitant cost of transport, sample collection challenges, long distance to health facility, gender limitations, lack of decentralized diagnostic services, payment for diagnosis and testing, medication side effects, multiple visits during therapy, delayed diagnosis, poor human resources, low knowledge of medical practitioners, concerns regarding the efficacy of treatment, poor facility coordination, poor socioeconomic factors, fear and stigmatization of TB, and wrong initial diagnosis. The review of studies on TB diagnosis and treatment barriers evidences the diverse barriers to the eradication of tuberculosis. Eliminating these barriers is an onus that lies on policy makers, citizens, and health workers alike, with the joint aim of reducing the global TB burden.

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2024
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