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4. Estrategias organizacionales en el quirófano ante la pandemia de COVID 19: una revisión integradora

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de Souza Maciel Ferreira, José Erivelton, Rocha de Oliveira, Lidia, Galvao Pereira, Karoline, Marques Frota, Natasha, Frota Cavalcante, Tahissa, Santos Monte, Alana, and Lopes Chaves, Anne Fayma

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Centros Cirúrgicos, Surgicenters, Surgical Procedures, Operative, Procedimientos Quirúrgicos Operativos, Procedimentos Cirúrgicos Operatórios, Infeccóes por Coronavirus, Coronavirus Infections, Infecciones por Coronavirus, Centros Quirúrgicos
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Resumo Introdujo: os sistemas de saúde foram desafiados a desenvolver estratégias organizacionais para a prestacao de cuidados cirúrgicos. Objetivo: apresentar as estratégias dos servidos de saúde no que se refere as práticas de cuidados cirúrgicos em tempos de pandemia de COVID-19. Materiais e métodos: revisao integrativa, desenvolvida em seis etapas, cuja busca dos artigos ocorreu na Biblioteca Virtual de Saúde, SciELO, PubMed e ScienceDirect. Os descritores controlados em saúde adotados foram “Centros Cirúrgicos” e "Infeccóes por Coronavirus” de acordo com os sistemas DeCS e MeSH Terms. Foram selecionados 60 artigos de 405 estudos encontrados. Resultados: as principais estratégias utilizadas pelos servidos de saúde foram: a suspensao e adiamento de cirurgias eletivas durante as ondas de contágio da doenca; e a triagem cuidadosa dos pacientes para COVID-19 antes e após intervencóes cirúrgicas. Discussáo: a suspensao e o adiamento de cirurgias eletivas devem ser avaliados com cautela pela equipe de saúde, de forma individualizada, para cada paciente, visto que situacóes clinicas nao urgentes podem agravar ao longo do tempo, aumentando as chances de morbimortalidade desses pacientes. Conclusáo: a triagem dos pacientes e dos profissionais da saúde para COVID-19 sao estratégias importantes para evitar a contaminacao desses sujeitos. A suspensao e o adiamento de cirurgias eletivas, durante as ondas de contágio por COVID-19, sao recomendados para aumentar a capacidade de leitos disponiveis para pacientes graves hospitalizados por essa doenca. Essa recomendacao também auxilia no remanejamento de profissionais desse setor para as unidades com a demanda de cuidados de saúde mais elevada. Abstract Introduction: Health systems were challenged to develop organizational strategies for the delivery of surgical care. Objective: to present the strategies of health services with regard to surgical care practices in times of the COVID-19 pandemic. Materials and methods: An integrative review was conducted following six stages; the search for articles was performed using the Virtual Health Library, SciELO, PubMed, and ScienceDirect. The science descriptors adopted were “Surgicenters” and “Coronavirus Infections,” according to the DeCS-MeSH terms system. We selected 60 articles from 405 studies found. Results: The main strategies used by the health services were to suspend and postpone elective surgeries during waves of disease transmission and careful screening of patients with COVID-19 before and after surgery. Discussion: The suspension and postponement of elective surgeries should be carefully evaluated by the health team, individually for each patient since non-urgent clinical situations may worsen over time, increasing the chances of morbidity and mortality in these patients. Conclusion: screening patients and health professionals for COVID-19, according to the reality of surgical units, centers or outpatient clinics, is an important strategy to avoid contamination of these subjects. The suspension and postponement of elective surgeries, during the waves of contagion by COVID-19, is recommended to increase the capacity of beds available for critically ill patients hospitalized for this disease. This recommendation also helps in the reassignment of professionals in this sector to the units with the highest demand for health care. Resumen: Introducción: los sistemas de salud fueron desafiados a desarrollar estrategias organizacionales para la prestación de atención quirúrgica. Objetivo: presentar las estrategias de los servicios de salud en relación a las prácticas de atención quirúrgica en tiempos de la pandemia por COVID-19. Materiales y métodos: Revisión integradora, desarrollada en seis etapas, cuya búsqueda de artículos se realizó en la Biblioteca Virtual en Salud, SciELO, PubMed y ScienceDirect. Los descriptores de salud adoptados fueron “Centros Quirúrgicos” e “Infecciones por Coronavirus”, según los sistemas DeCS y MeSH Terms. Seleccionamos 60 artículos de 405 estudios encontrados. Resultados: Las principales estrategias utilizadas por los servicios de salud fueron: la suspensión y postergación de cirugías electivas durante las oleadas de contagio de la enfermedad; y la detección cuidadosa de pacientes para COVID-19 antes y después de las intervenciones quirúrgicas. Discusión: La suspensión y postergación de cirugías electivas debe ser cuidadosamente evaluada por el equipo de salud, ya que situaciones clínicas no urgentes pueden empeorar con el tiempo, aumentando las posibilidades de morbilidad y mortalidad en esos pacientes. Conclusión: El triaje de dos pacientes y dos profesionales de la salud para COVID-19 son estrategias importantes para evitar la contaminación de estos sujetos. Se recomienda la suspensión y postergación de cirugías electivas, durante las olas de contagio por COVID-19, para aumentar la capacidad de camas disponibles para pacientes críticos hospitalizados por esta enfermedad. Esta recomendación también ayuda en la reasignación de profesionales de este sector a las unidades con mayor demanda de atención en salud.

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2022

10. Epidemiological analysis of candidates for the donation of organs in the states of Ceará, São Paulo and Acre.

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Santos Monte, Aline, Santos Monte, Alana, de Freitas Lima, Larissa Rodrigues, and dos Santos Freire, Valderlene

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2019
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11. Perceptions of puerperas about nursing care received in the immediate post-breastfeeding.

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Sousa de Mesquita, Nayara, Paiva Rodrigues, Dafne, Santos Monte, Alana, de Araujo Ferreira, Ana Lidia, Cavalcante Manguinho, Caroline Pontes, and Cunha Brandão, Jéssica

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2019
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12. ANÁLISE DO ACOLHIMENTO COM CLASSIFICAÇÃO DE RISCO EM UMA MATERNIDADE PÚBLICA TERCIÁRIA DE FORTALEZA.

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Amâncio Correia, Raquel, Moreira Rodrigues, Antônia Regynara, de Araújo, Priscila França, and Santos Monte, Alana

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CHILDBIRTH education, CLASSIFICATION, MATERNITY nursing, OBSTETRICAL emergencies, PATIENTS, PUBLIC hospitals, RISK assessment, WOMEN'S health, QUANTITATIVE research, RETROSPECTIVE studies, LABOR pain (Obstetrics), DESCRIPTIVE statistics
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2019
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13. Depression Post-Stroke: Clinical Characteristics Associated

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Câmara Soares Lima, Adman, primary, Santos Monte, Alana, additional, Rejane Ferreira Moura, Escolástica, additional, Vilanova Andrade, Karízia, additional, Moura Araújo, Márcio Flávio, additional, de Castro Damasceno, Ana Kelve, additional, Bezerra Pinheiro, Ana Karina, additional, Moura Barbosa Castro, Régia Christina, additional, Barbosa Ximenes, Lorena, additional, de Almeida, Paulo César, additional, and de Souza Aquino, Priscila, additional

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2016
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14. Near miss maternal: influencing factors and guidelines for reducing maternal morbidity and mortality.

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Santos Monte, Alana, Cordeiro Mendes, Igor, Batista Oriá, Mônica Oliveira, Costa Carvalho, Francisco Herlânio, Brown, Helen, and de Castro Damasceno, Ana Kelve

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PREVENTION of pregnancy complications, CINAHL database, MATERNAL health services, MEDLINE, MATERNAL mortality, PATIENT safety, PREGNANT women, QUALITY assurance, RISK management in business, HOSPITAL maternity services, SYSTEMATIC reviews, META-synthesis
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2018
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15. Analysis of the potentially life threatening conditions of women in intensive care units.

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Santos Monte, Alana, Rocha Teles, Liana Mara, Chaves da Costa, Camila, Fabíole de Souza Gomes, Linicarla, and de Castro Damasceno, Ana Kelve

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CATASTROPHIC illness, CHI-squared test, CHILD health services, CONFIDENCE intervals, DISEASES, EPIDEMIOLOGICAL research, INTENSIVE care units, PREECLAMPSIA, LOGISTIC regression analysis, SOCIOECONOMIC factors, CROSS-sectional method, DATA analysis software, DESCRIPTIVE statistics, ODDS ratio
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2017
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16. Attention to family planning and avoidable reproductive risk: a transversal study.

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Félix Américo, Camila, Santos Monte, Alana, Carolina Ribeiro Tamboril, Ana, Alves da Silva Alcântara, Jacqueline, and Rejane Ferreira Moura, Escolástica

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Aim: To know the profile of women assisted in the family planning program and to verify the presence of reproductive risks. Method: This is an analytic, transversal study performed with 264 users of the family planning program of the public health system of the city of Fortaleza, Brazil, from March to June 2010. The data was collected through interviews and then submitted to a descriptive statistical analysis. Results: The predominant age group was between 20 and 28 years old (52.7%), with a single partner (84.1%), completed high school (59.5%) and income above three times the minimum wage (42.4%). The prevailing reproductive risk factor was teenage pregnancy (36%), followed by a pregnancy interval below two years (15.9%), multiparity, that is more than four deliveries, (6.4%) and pregnancy above the age of 35 years old (3%). Discussion: The findings demonstrate an elevated prevalence of reproductive risks in women assisted by the family planning program. Conclusion: Avoidable risk factors must be the focus of education in health programs, so couples can plan pregnancies without risks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2013
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18. CARACTERIZAÇÃO DE PUÉRPERAS ADOLESCENTES QUANTO À UTILIZAÇÃO DE MÉTODOS CONTRACEPTIVOS PRÉVIOS - ESTUDO DESCRITIVO.

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de Oliveira Caminha, Náira, Santos Monte, Alana, Vieira Freitas, Lydia, and de Castro Damasceno, Ana Kelve

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TEENAGE girls, TEENAGE pregnancy, SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC factors, CONTRACEPTIVES, SEX education, NURSING, TEENAGERS' sexual behavior
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2012
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