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Article in Portuguese | LILACS, CUMED | ID: biblio-1449917

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Considerando a primeira onda do cenário pandêmico e a necessária operação de políticas e estratégias que promovam o autocuidado da população para a mitigação da disseminação do vírus da COVID-19, constatamos aqui, as ações adotadas nas plataformas digitais oficiais da administração pública federal no período de março a outubro de 2020. Para tal, utilizamo-nos do método da análise de conteúdo sobre tudo o material publicitado pelo Ministério da Saúde nas plataformas Twitter, Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Spotify, Soundcloud, e sites oficiais; ministério da saúde, hotsite da pandemia, e blog da saúde. Com a análise, constatamos o prevalecimento de conteúdos que privilegiam a ilustração dos feitos do ministério, a 1. Autopromoção da própria gestão, com 27,57 parcent do total das publicações, 2. Promoção do autocuidado 18,87 por cento, 3. Dados oficiais com 18,55 por cento, 4. Notícias do cotidiano com 18,03 por cento 5. Comunicação técnica para públicos especializados com 9,25 por cento, e 6. Operação técnica estrutural com 7,73 por cento. Com 3428 postagens e 428 073 246 interações avaliadas, vimos os conteúdos de promoção do autocuidado (18,87 por cento) serem suprimidos por 81,13 por cento e outros aspectos abordados pela comunicação oficial do governo. Constatamos dessa forma que a ausência do devido suporte comunicativo oficial em nível equivalente às demandas sanitárias apresentadas na pandemia que se instaurou, abre espaço para lacunas de orientações essenciais à população, e até mesmo de desinformação, o que pode ter comprometido o enfrentamento rigoroso da disseminação do vírus(AU)


Considerando la primera ola del escenario pandémico y el necesario funcionamiento de políticas y estrategias que promueven el autocuidado de la población para mitigar la propagación del virus COVID-19, se recogen en este trabajo las acciones realizadas en los medios digitales oficiales de la ciudadanía federal en el período comprendido entre marzo y octubre de 2020. Para ello se utilizó el método de análisis de contenido en todo el material publicitado por el Ministerio de Salud en las plataformas Twitter, Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Spotify, Soundcloud y sitios web oficiales; Ministerio de Salud, sitio de acceso a la pandemia y blog de salud. Con el análisis se constató la prevalencia de contenidos que privilegian la ilustración de los logros del Ministerio: 1. La autopromoción de la propia gestión, con el 27,57 por ciento del total de publicaciones, 2. promoción del autocuidado,18,87 por ciento, 3. Datos oficiales con 18,55 por ciento, 4. Noticias diarias con el 18,03 por ciento, 5. Comunicación técnica para públicos especializados con 9,25 por ciento, y 6. Operación técnica estructural con 7,73 por ciento. En las 3428 publicaciones y 428 073 246 interacciones evaluadas se apreció que el contenido de promoción del autocuidado (18,87 por ciento) fue suprimido por el 81,13 por ciento de otros aspectos abordados por la comunicación oficial del gobierno. De esta forma se encuentra que la ausencia de un adecuado soporte comunicativo oficial, que sea equivalente a las demandas de salud presentadas en la pandemia, abre espacio a lagunas en los lineamientos esenciales para la población e, incluso, a la desinformación que puede haber comprometido la situación para el enfrentamiento riguroso a la diseminación del virus(AU)


Considering the first wave of the pandemic scenario and the necessary operation of policies and strategies that promote the population's self-care to mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 virus, we see here the actions taken in the official digital media of the federal public administration in the period from March to October 2020. To this end, we used the method of content analysis on all material advertised by the Ministry of Health on the platforms Twitter, Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Spotify, Soundcloud, and official websites; ministry of health, pandemic hotsite, and health blog. With the analysis, we verified the prevalence of contents that privilege the illustration of the ministry's achievements, the 1. Self-promotion of the management itself, with 27.57percent of the total publications, 2. Self-care promotion 18.87percent, 3. Official data with 18.55percent, 4. Daily news with 18.03percent, 5. Technical communication for specialized audiences with 9.25percent and 6. Structural technical operation with 7.73percent. With 3428 posts and 428,073,246 interactions evaluated, we saw self-care promotion content (18.87percent) being suppressed by 81.13percent of other aspects addressed by official government communication. In this way, we found that the absence of proper official communicative support at a level equivalent to the health demands presented in the pandemic that was established, leaves gaps in essential guidelines for the population, and even misinformation, which may have compromised the rigorous confrontation of the dissemination of the virus(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Self Care , Public Health , Communication , Containment of Biohazards , COVID-19
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Rio de Janeiro; s.n; 2023. 108 f p.
Thesis in Portuguese | LILACS, SES-RJ | ID: biblio-1451889

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Este trabalho de pesquisa realizou um histórico da Auditoria no SUS, sua formação, organização e atuação nas duas primeiras décadas dos anos 2000, evidenciando o Sistema Nacional de Auditoria, e seu órgão, o DENASUS, cuja nomenclatura foi recentemente modificada para AUDSUS. Destacou também, nesse contexto, o componente estadual de Auditoria da Secretaria de Estado de Saúde do Rio de Janeiro e seu alinhamento com os Planos Estaduais de Saúde. Buscou evidenciar as legislações que acompanharam e acompanham a Auditoria no SUS e sua correlação com outros conceitos e outros Órgãos do Poder Público, como o Tribunal de Contas da União e a Controladoria Geral da União, pontuando os principais desafios e mudanças que se desdobraram. (AU)


This research work carried out a history of Auditing in the SUS, its formation, organization and performance in the first two decades of the 2000s, highlighting the National Audit System, and its body, DENASUS, whose nomenclature was recently changed to AUDSUS. He also highlighted, in this context, the state Audit component of the Rio de Janeiro State Health Secretariat and its alignment with the State Health Plans. It sought to highlight the laws that followed and follow the Audit in the SUS and its correlation with other concepts and other Public Power Bodies, such as the Federal Court of Auditors and the General Comptroller of the Union, pointing out the main challenges and changes that unfolded. (AU)


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Unified Health System , Health Management , Health Information Systems , Internal-External Control , Brazil , Health Administration
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Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management ; (4): 13-17, 2023.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-995821

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Objective:To study the characteristics and patterns of medical research integrity cases reported by the Ministry of Science and Technology, and to explore the countermeasures to strengthen the management of medical research integrity.Methods:20 batches of 555 cases of scientific research integrity cases publicly reported by the Ministry of Science and Technology of the People's Republic of China from June 2021 to May 2022 were taken as the research objects, and the papers involved, regional distribution, scientific research dishonesty and disciplinary measures were classified and analyzed.Results:Data falsification was the most common problem of scientific research dishonesty, accounting for 47.39%. Shandong Province was the province with the most reported cases, accounting for 50.81%. 27.67% of the corresponding authors received 5 disciplinary measures, and 26.28% of the first authors received 6 disciplinary measures. Among the disciplinary measures, the proportion of suspension of applications for various scientific research projects was the highest, with 87.60% of corresponding authors and 91.42% of first authors receiving this punishment. The corresponing authors with 5 years suspension accounted for 49.24% of all years, and the first authors accounted for 57.48%.Conclusions:To promote the integrity governance of medical research, we should strengthen the supervision of medical journals, promote regional exchanges, encourage active error correction, and improve the construction of scientific research integrity database.

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Article in Spanish | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1450051

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Introducción: El Sistema de Salud del Ecuador cuenta con el Plan Nacional para la Prevención y Control de la Resistencia a los Antimicrobianos, que persigue la mejora en la calidad de la atención en médica y, desde ahí, llamar la atención en el aumento de la resistencia microbiana, que se ha convertido en un problema de suma relevancia para la salud pública mundial. Objetivo: Sistematizar conocimientos sobre el manejo del sistema de salud del Ecuador frente a la resistencia antimicrobiana. Método: Se llevó a cabo una revisión bibliográfica exhaustiva en buscadores bibliográficos como Scopus, Google Académico y PubMed, con la búsqueda de palabras clave. La indagación se realizó el 20 de mayo de 2022, de los 39 artículos fueron seleccionados según criterios solo 20 artículos. Resultados: Ecuador cuenta con un sistema de salud mixto, constituido por el sector público del Ministerio de Salud Pública (MSP), el Instituto Ecuatoriano de Seguridad Social (IESS), el Instituto de Seguridad de las Fuerzas Armadas (ISSFA) y el Instituto Nacional de Seguridad Policial (ISSPOL); por otro lado, está el sector privado, integrado por la Asociación Nacional de Clínicas y Hospitales Privados del Ecuador. Ambos se encuentran integrados a fin de garantizar el desarrollo integral en salud de toda la población ecuatoriana, regular y controlar las actividades que realizan las entidades tanto públicas como privadas, sin distinción, para combatir la amenaza que representa el incremento en el uso indiscriminado de antimicrobianos, con repercusiones en la salud humana y animal. Consideraciones finales: La forma ineficiente de combatir el riesgo sanitario por resistencia antimicrobiana afecta a la población ecuatoriana como consecuencia del uso indiscriminado e inadecuado de antibióticos, y el insuficiente uso de los tratamientos convencionales.


Introduction: The Health Care System in Ecuador has a National Plan for the Prevention and Control of antimicrobial resistance, which aims to improve the quality of medical care and based from this goal focus attention on the increase in microbial resistance, which has become a highly relevant problem for global public health. Objective: To systematize knowledge on how the Ecuatorian health care system confront the antimicrobial resistance. Method: An exhaustive bibliographic review was carried out in bibliographic search engines such as Scopus, Google Scholar and PubMed, with the use in the search process of expecifics keywords. The research was carried out on May 20, 2022, and of the 39 articles only 20 were selected according to the criteria needed. Results: Ecuador has a mixed health care system, made up by the Ministry of Public Health (MSP), the Ecuadorian Social Security Institute (IESS), the Social Security of the Armed Forces (ISSFA) and the Institute Security National Police (ISSPOL), all representing the public sector; on the other hand, representing the private sector, it´s included the National Association of Private Clinics and Hospitals of Ecuador (Asociación Nacional de Clínicas y Hospitales Privados del Ecuador). Both are integrated to guarantee the integral health development in the entire Ecuadorian population, regulate and control the activities conducted by both public and private entities, without distinction, and to face the threat posed by the increase in the indiscriminate use of antimicrobials and its consequent repercussions on human and animal health. Conclusions: The inefficient way of combating the health risk related to antimicrobial resistance affects the Ecuadorian population due to indiscriminate and inadequate use of antibiotics and the insufficient use of conventional treatments.


Introdução: O Sistema de Saúde equatoriano conta com o Plano Nacional de Prevenção e Controle da Resistência Antimicrobiana, que busca melhorar a qualidade da assistência médica e, a partir daí, chamar a atenção para o aumento da resistência microbiana, que se tornou um problema de grande relevância para a saúde pública global. Objetivo: Sistematizar o conhecimento sobre a gestão do sistema de saúde equatoriano diante da resistência antimicrobiana. Método: Foi realizada revisão bibliográfica exaustiva em buscadores bibliográficos como Scopus, Google Acadêmico e PubMed, com a busca por palavras-chave. A consulta foi realizada no dia 20 de maio de 2022, dos 39 artigos, apenas 20 artigos foram selecionados conforme critérios. Resultados: O Equador possui um sistema de saúde misto, formado pelo setor público do Ministério da Saúde Pública (MSP), Instituto Equatoriano de Previdência Social (IESS), Instituto de Segurança das Forças Armadas (ISSFA) e Instituto Nacional de Segurança Policial (ISSPOL); Por outro lado, existe o setor privado, formado pela Associação Nacional de Clínicas e Hospitais Privados do Equador. Ambos estão integrados para garantir o desenvolvimento integral da saúde de toda a população equatoriana, regular e controlar as atividades realizadas por entidades públicas e privadas, sem distinção, para combater a ameaça representada pelo aumento do uso indiscriminado de antimicrobianos, com repercussões na saúde humana e animal. Considerações finais: A forma ineficiente de combater o risco à saúde devido à resistência antimicrobiana afeta a população equatoriana como consequência do uso indiscriminado e inadequado de antibióticos e do uso insuficiente de tratamentos convencionais.

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Hist. ciênc. saúde-Manguinhos ; 29(2): 461-480, abr.-jun. 2022. tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: biblio-1385086

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Abstract This article studies the shift from a Ministry of Hygiene in Colombia to a Ministry of Public Health, from 1946 to 1953. This was not only a new name for the ministry, but a transitional process from government policies based on European public hygiene towards institutionalizing the North American model of public health. The process involved negotiations between local government representatives and the Currie Mission, which was sent to Colombia by the Inter-American Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Inter-American Cooperative Health Service. These negotiations took place via asymmetrical relationships of interdependence, within the framework of the "invisible government" implemented by the United States in Latin America during the Cold War.


Resumen Este artículo estudia el cambio de un Ministerio de Higiene en Colombia a un Ministerio de Salud Pública, de 1946 a 1953. Este no fue solo un nuevo nombre para el ministerio sino un proceso de transición de políticas gubernamentales basadas en la higiene pública europea hacia la institucionalización del modelo norteamericano de salud pública. El proceso involucró negociaciones entre representantes del gobierno local y la Misión Currie, que fue enviada a Colombia por el Banco Interamericano de Reconstrucción y Desarrollo y el Servicio Cooperativo Interamericano de Salud. Estas negociaciones se dieron a través de relaciones asimétricas de interdependencia, en el marco del "gobierno invisible" implementado por Estados Unidos en América Latina durante la Guerra Fría.


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Warfare , Public Health , Federal Government , Colombia , History, 20th Century
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Eng. sanit. ambient ; 26(6): 1181-1190, nov.-dez. 2021. tab, graf
Article in Portuguese | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1350713

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RESUMO Os estudos de viabilidade técnico econômica são elementos primordiais para a viabilização de projetos de saneamento, inclusive de incineração de resíduo sólido urbano com recuperação energética. O artigo teve como base os padrões para estudos de viabilidade técnico econômica conforme Portaria n° 557 do Ministério das Cidades, previstos na lei n° 11.445 que estabelece diretrizes nacionais para o saneamento básico. Foram realizadas visitas técnicas em quatro incineradores em operação na Suíça e dois em Portugal, com o objetivo de estabelecer um benchmarking para referenciar a análise da aplicação da Portaria, a identificação dos fatores críticos que dificultam a adoção dessa tecnologia no Brasil, assim como as ações necessárias para a viabilidade técnico-econômica do incinerador. Os principais fatores críticos identificados foram a localização da planta, o efeito Not in My Backyard, a concepção de conflito entre reciclagem e incineração, o elevado investimento inicial, o risco de adoção de tecnologias já superadas, a falta de experiência e mão de obra capacitada local, a variação e sazonalidade na alimentação de resíduo sólido urbano, a volatilidade do preço da energia no mercado, as receitas mínimas para viabilidade financeira, a adequação do arcabouço legal e a seleção de modelo de negócio adequado.


ABSTRACT Technical-economic feasibility studies are essential elements for making sanitation projects feasible, including projects of MSW incinerators with energy recovery. This article is based on the reference standards for technical-economic feasibility studies according to Ordinance No. 557 (2016) of the Ministry of Cities, provided for in Law No. 11.445, which establishes national guidelines for basic sanitation. Technical visits were carried out in four incinerators in Switzerland and two in Portugal in order to establish a benchmark to reference the analysis of the application of the Ordinance, the identification of critical factors that hinder the adoption of this technology in Brazil, as well as the necessary actions for technical-economic feasibility. The objective of this article is to propose an adaptation of the technical-economic feasibility studies model of the Ordinance for a MSW incinerator project with energy recovery, identifying the critical factors and actions related to the financial-economic viability that hinder the adoption of this technology in Brazil. The critical factors identified were the location of the plant, the Not in My Backyard effect, the concept of conflict between recycling and incineration, the high initial investment, the risk of adopting technologies that have already been overcome, the lack of experience and hands of qualified local work, variation and seasonality in MSW supply, volatility in the price of energy in the market, minimum revenues for financial viability, adequacy of the legal framework, and selection of an appropriate business model.

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Int. j. morphol ; 39(3): 785-788, jun. 2021.
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-1385419

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RESUMEN: Todo gobierno debe reaccionar rápida y efectivamente ante cualquier pandemia, Chile no es la excepción y apoyado en el estado de Excepción Constitucional, ha tenido que implementar medidas que podrían involucrar poca información sobre las percepciones de las personas y las reacciones durante la implementación de las restricciones. Las instituciones internacionales de salud han determinado que es un deber moral realizar investigaciones que generen evidencia que promuevan y mejoren la atención de la salud y la mitigación de la pandemia, instando a reducir los "obstáculos" prácticos de la revisión ética. Los objetivos de este trabajo fueron analizar desde las perspectivas de las consideraciones éticas y jurídicas, el rol que cumplen los Comités Éticos Científicos en el manejo y la protección de las personas durante la pandemia de la COVID-19. La metodología de trabajo se basó en la recolección de la información de Instituciones nacionales e internacionales de Salud y luego analizarla según la jurisprudencia administrativa del gobierno de Chile. Se concluye que los cambios de criterios que deben observar los CECs en el proceso de revisión de los protocolos de los proyectos de investigación científica, deben velar por proteger los derechos de los pacientes y sujetos de investigación en cuanto puede involucrar información sensible, más aún, si se consideran las graves consecuencias de su transgresión, dar un sentido distinto al que corresponda a las normas sobre derechos de pacientes, puede resultar en "falta de servicio" y eventual vulneración en los derechos del sujeto de investigación. La labor de los CEC, debe realizarse siempre desde una interpretación restrictiva, reconociendo la función pública que cumplen como parte integrante de la labor ética encomendada por el legislador al efecto.


SUMMARY: Every government must react quickly and effectively to any pandemic, Chile is no exception and supported by the state of Constitutional Exception, it has had to implement measures that could involve little information about people's perceptions and reactions during the implementation of the restrictions. International health institutions have determined that it is a moral duty to carry out research that generates evidence that promotes and improves health care and the mitigation of the pandemic, urging to reduce the practical "obstacles" to ethical review. The objective of this study was to analyze from the perspectives of ethical and legal considerations, the role that Scientific Ethics Committees play in the management and protection of people during the COVID-19 pandemic. The methodology used was based on collecting information from national and international Health Institutions and then analyzing it according to the administrative jurisprudence of the Chilean government. It is concluded that the changes in criteria that the CECs must observe in the process of reviewing the protocols of scientific research projects, must ensure the protection of the rights of patients and research subjects insofar as it may involve sensitive information, even more if the serious consequences of its transgression are considered. Giving a different meaning to the one that corresponds may result in "lack of service" and eventual violation of the rights of the research subject. The task of the CEC, must always be carried out from a restrictive interpretation, recognizing the public function that they fulfill as an integral part of the ethical work entrusted by the legislators to that effect.


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Humans , Ethics Committees, Research , COVID-19 , Human Experimentation/legislation & jurisprudence , Human Experimentation/ethics , Chile , Patient Rights , Biomedical Research/legislation & jurisprudence , Biomedical Research/ethics , Research Subjects/legislation & jurisprudence , Pandemics
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Rev. medica electron ; 43(3): 789-803, 2021.
Article in Spanish | LILACS, CUMED | ID: biblio-1289818

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RESUMEN La Unidad de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación de la Delegación Territorial del Ministerio de Ciencia, Tecnología y Medio Ambiente en Matanzas, promueve desde el 19 de enero de 2018 la revitalización del Polo Científico Productivo, como forma de procurar un mejor uso a la ciencia matancera e integrar los esfuerzos de los centros de investigación y empresas en pos del desarrollo socioeconómico del territorio. Actualmente, la provincia se encuentra envuelta en un esfuerzo por lograr que cada organismo se responsabilice con la puesta en marcha del Polo Científico Productivo, con la Delegación Territorial del Ministerio de Ciencia, Tecnología y Medio Ambiente como entidad coordinadora. El presente trabajo valora la significación del Polo Científico Productivo en la elevación del impacto de la ciencia y la técnica en la solución de los problemas productivos del territorio matancero (AU).


ABSTRACT The Unit of Science, Technology and Innovation of the Territorial Delegation of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment in Matanzas promotes, since January 19 2018, the revival of the Productive Scientific Pole as a form of giving a better use to science done in Matanzas province and integrating the research centers and enterprises efforts in pursuit of the socioeconomic development of the territory. Currently, the province is involved in an effort for ensuring that every organization assumes its responsibility in setting in motion the Productive Scientific Pole with the delegation of the Ministry of Sciences, Technology and Environment as the coordinating entity. This paper is written with the aim of assessing the importance of the Productive Scientific Pole in increasing the impact of science and technique in solving the productive problems of the Matanzas territory. The current paper assesses the importance of the Productive Scientific Pole in increasing the impact of science and technique in solving the productive problems of the Matanzas territory (AU).


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Humans , Male , Female , Science/methods , Research/standards , Science/education , Science/trends , Ecological Development , /methods
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RECIIS (Online) ; 15(1): 211-220, jan.-mar. 2021. ilus
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1177422

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O avanço das complicações desenvolvidas pelas doenças é notável, tanto no número crescente de mortes quanto no de internações, sendo o vírus Influenza um dos representantes dos causadores desses males. Dessa forma, buscam-se maneiras eficazes de prevenir doenças como a gripe; entre tais medidas estão lavar as mãos com frequência, não compartilhar determinados objetos e, como ação mais eficaz, a vacinação. Por tal motivo, o trabalho em que se baseia este artigo tem o objetivo de analisar os tipos de conteúdo presentes em materiais elaborados pelo Ministério da Saúde no Brasil para campanha de vacinação contra a gripe no ano de 2016. A pesquisa faz uso das categorias de análise prescritas por Antoni Zabala acerca das práticas de ensino e aprendizagem. No decorrer da análise foi observado que o modo como o material foi elaborado em 2016 e a forma como foram dispostos os conteúdos, imagéticos e textuais, podem influenciar a eficácia das campanhas de vacinação.


The advance on complications developed by diseases is notable, both in the growing number of deaths and in the number of hospitalizations, and the Influenza virus is one of the causes of these diseases. Thus, effective ways of preventing diseases such as the flu are sought; such measures include washing frequently the hands, do not sharing certain objects and, as the most effective action, vaccination. For this reason, the study on which this article is based aims to analyze the types of content found in materials prepared by the Ministry of Health in Brazil for the flu vaccination campaign developed in the year 2016. The research makes use of the analysis categories prescribed by Antoni Zabala about teaching and learning practices. During the analysis, it was observed that the way of preparing the material in 2016 and the way of arranging the contents, both imagery and text, can influence the effectiveness of vaccination campaigns.


Es notable el aumento de las complicaciones que las enfermedades provocan, tanto en el creciente número de muertes como en el número de casos que exigen hospitalización, siendo el virus de la Influenza una de las causas de esas enfermedades. Por eso se buscan formas eficaces de prevenir enfermedades como la gripe; tales medidas incluyen lavar las manos con frecuencia, no compartir ciertos objetos y, como acción más eficaz, la vacunación. Por esta razón, el estudio que fundamenta este artículo tiene como objetivo analizar los tipos de contenido presentes en los materiales preparados por el Ministerio de Salud en Brasil para la campaña de vacunación contra la influenza desarrollada en lo año 2016. La investigación hace uso de las categorías de análisis prescritas por Antoni Zabala sobre prácticas de enseñanza y aprendizaje. Durante el análisis, se observó que la forma en que se preparó el material en y la forma en que se organizaron los contenidos, tanto las imágenes como el texto, pueden influir en la efectividad de las campañas de vacunación.


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Humans , Efficacy , Vaccination , Immunization Programs , Disease Prevention , Influenza, Human , Brazil , Qualitative Research , Learning
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International Journal of Public Health Research ; : 1341-1350, 2021.
Article in English | WPRIM | ID: wpr-875877

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@#Introduction Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) was declared a pandemic in the middle of March as the disease is highly contagious and spread very quickly throughout the world. Understanding the knowledge and practice among healthcare staff is also crucial, especially among the frontlines staff, as they need to protect themselves and facilitate in educating their patients and public regarding disease prevention measures. This study's objective is to assess knowledge, practice, and perception on the effectiveness of the preventive measures taken by Ministry of Health (MOH) staff to prevent transmission of the disease and measures they would take should they develop symptoms of the disease on COVID-19 disease. (TPB). Methods We conducted a cross-sectional online survey from 30th March 2020 to 6th April 2020 among the Ministry of Health staff. 1719 staff completed the survey. Results The overall correct rate of knowledge was 46.6%. Most participants held good perceptions (range from 77.8% to 98.4%) and good practices (range from 88.8% to 99.7%) towards COVID-19 preventive measure. Meanwhile, the preventive measures practices if they develop symptoms of COVID-19 range from 89.8% to 99.7% and for the perception, it ranges from 85.5% to 98.9%. Conclusions There are also still some lower percentages of perceptions and practices than expected. Additional education intervention and campaigns are required to provide the Ministry of health staff with adequate knowledge towards COVID19 main symptoms, general knowledge and transmission route of COVID-19, and increase some of the perceptions and practices on COVID-19 preventive measures. Keywords

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Journal of Medical Biomechanics ; (6): E797-E804, 2021.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-904474

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Objective To investigate the mechanical properties of Achilles tendon (AT) during running under different shoe conditions (minimalist vs conventional shoes). MethodsSixteen healthy male runners with habitual rearfoot strike patterns were recruited to complete the running trials at the speed of 3.16~3.50 m/s under two shoe conditions. The cross-sectional area of the AT was obtained by ultrasound imaging. Sagittal plane ankle kinematics and ground reaction forces were recorded by motion capture system and three-dimensional force platform simultaneously. Mechanical properties of the ankle and AT were calculated. Paired t test was used to compare the effects of two shoe conditions on various parameters (ankle angle, strike angle, AT force, stress, strain, etc). ResultsCompared with conventional shoes, foot inclination angle was significantly reduced by 39.9% with minimalist shoes. Obvious increase in ankle moment, peak AT force, peak AT loading rate, average loading rate, and obvious decrease in time to peak AT force were observed with minimalist shoes. Peak AT stress, peak AT strain and corresponding stress rate, peak strain rate also increased significantly with minimalist shoes. ConclusionsGreater AT loading was observed when runners with habitual rearfoot strike pattern in conventional shoes begin to wear minimalist shoes. Therefore, a gradual transition to minimalist shoes was recommended for them so as to improve the ability to load adaptively.

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Cad. pesqui ; 50(177): 718-737, jul.-set. 2020. tab
Article in Portuguese | LILACS-Express | LILACS, INDEXPSI | ID: biblio-1132936

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Resumo A intervenção do judiciário nas políticas de educação infantil tem favorecido a consolidação do direito à educação das crianças de 0 a 5 anos. Tal processo, estudado no contexto da judicialização das políticas públicas, gera impactos positivos e negativos sobre as ações governamentais. Esse artigo tem por objetivo analisar os efeitos diretos e indiretos da judicialização da educação infantil realizada com medidas judiciais e extrajudiciais em nove municípios, distribuídos em quatro estados. Adotou-se a abordagem qualitativa, com enfoque em estudos de caso, analisando como as Ações Civis Públicas e os Termos de Ajuste de Conduta alteraram a gestão e o planejamento municipal nos casos selecionados.


Resumen La intervención judicial en las políticas de educación infantil ha favorecido la consolidación del derecho a la educación de los niños de 0 a 5 años. Tal proceso, estudiado en el marco de la judicialización de las políticas públicas, genera impactos positivos y negativos sobre las acciones gubernamentales. Esse artículo tiene el propósito de analizar los efectos directos e indirectos de la judicialización de la educación infantil realizada con medidas judiciales y extrajudiciales en nueve municipios, distribuidos en cuatro estados. Se adoptó el abordaje cualitativo, con enfoque en estudios de caso, analizando la forma en que las Acciones Civiles Públicas y los Términos de Ajuste de Conducta alteraron la gestión y la planificación municipal en los casos seleccionados.


Résumé L'intervention du pouvoir judiciaire dans les politiques d'éducation de la petite enfance a favorisé la consolidation du droit à l'éducation des enfants de 0 à 5 ans. Ce processus, étudié dans le contexte de la judiciarisation des politiques publiques, génère des impacts positifs et négatifs sur les actions du gouvernement. Cet article vise à analyser les effets directs et indirects de la judiciarisation de l'éducation de la petite enfance, mise en oeuvre avec des mesures judiciaires et extrajudiciaires dans neuf communes, réparties sur quatre états. Une approche qualitative centrée sur les études de cas a été adoptée. L'analyse met en évidence la manière dont les Actions Civiles Publiques et le Terme d'Ajustement de la Conduite ont modifié la gestion et la planification municipales dans les cas abordés.


Abstract Legal intervention in early childhood education policies has facilitated the consolidation of the right to education in Brazil for children aged 0 to 5 years. Such a process, seen from the perspective of the judicialization of public policies, fosters both beneficial and adverse impacts on government actions. This paper aims to scrutinize the direct and indirect effects of the judicialization of early childhood education carried out through judicial and extra-judicial proceedings in the local context of nine municipalities scattered across four Brazilian states. The methodology adopted here is the qualitative research, approached with case studies, probing into how Public-interest Civil Actions and Conduct Adjustment Agreements changed local management and planning in the selected cases.

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Rev. bras. educ. espec ; 26(3): 437-452, jul.-set. 2020. tab, graf
Article in Portuguese | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1137406

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RESUMO Este trabalho analisa as solicitações referentes ao direito à educação do público-alvo da Educação Especial que chegam ao Grupo de Atuação Especial de Educação - Geduc - do Ministério Público do Estado de São Paulo, desde sua criação em 2011 até o final de 2017, totalizando 163 procedimentos. Busca-se depreender com que intuito, de que maneira e por quais setores da sociedade tal instância é acionada. Utilizaram-se as seguintes categorias: proponentes das solicitações, tipos de reivindicações, rede de ensino a que se referem e variação na quantidade de solicitações ao longo dos anos. Percebe-se que a maior parte das solicitações endereçadas ao Ministério Público são propostas por familiares das pessoas com deficiência, referindo-se a pleitos envolvendo suportes para escolarização em classes comuns de escolas regulares, sobretudo, na rede estadual de ensino de São Paulo. Quanto à variação de solicitações, nota-se um grande número de solicitações nos primeiros anos após a criação do Geduc, com um decréscimo nos últimos anos, o que poderia relacionar-se à maneira como este Grupo vem atuando. Verifica-se a reconfiguração das atuações do Geduc ao longo do período de 2011 a 2017, com a presença de elementos representativos da disposição para atuar na transposição da queixa inicial para a demanda efetiva subjacente. Assim, em vez de respostas diretas requerendo a execução da solicitação por parte das/os representadas/os, são encontradas ações mais demoradas de promoção de diálogo sobre o problema posto. Entende-se, portanto, que as solicitações podem ser utilizadas como ferramenta de ampliação e de qualificação do diálogo entre Ministério Público, sociedade civil e Poder Executivo, visando à universalização do direito à educação.


ABSTRACT This paper analyzes the requests regarding the right to education of the Special Education target population that reach the Special Education Action Group (Grupo de Atuação Especial de Educação - GEDUC) of the Public Ministry of the State of São Paulo, from its creation in 2011 until the end of 2017, totaling 163 procedures. It seeks to understand with what purpose, in what manner and by which sectors of society such an instance is triggered. The following categories were used: proponents, types of claims, education network to which they refer and variation in the number of requests over the years. It is noticed that most of the requests addressed to the Public Ministry are proposed by family members of people with disabilities, referring to claims involving support for schooling in common classes of regular schools, especially in the state school system of São Paulo. As for the variation in requests, there is a large number of requests in the first years after the creation of GEDUC, with a decrease in recent years, which could be related to the way this Group has been operating. There is a reconfiguration of GEDUC's actions over the period from 2011 to 2017, with the presence of elements representative of the willingness to act in the transposition of the initial complaint to the underlying effective demand. Thus, instead of direct responses requiring the execution of the request by the represented parties, more time-consuming actions are found to promote dialogue on the problem posed. It is understood, therefore, that requests can be used as a tool to expand and qualify the dialogue between the Public Ministry, civil society and the Executive Branch, aiming at the universalization of the right to education.

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Rev. Bras. Med. Fam. Comunidade (Online) ; 15(42): 2354-2354, 20200210. ilus
Article in Portuguese | LILACS, ColecionaSUS | ID: biblio-1095706

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Rev Bras Med Fam Comunidade. Rio de Janeiro, 2020 Jan-Dez; 15(42):23541Bases para a reforma da Atenção Primária à Saúde no Brasil em 2019: mudanças estruturantes após 25 anos do Programa de Saúde da FamíliaErno Harzheim1, Caroline Martins José dos Santos2, Otávio Pereira D'Avila3, Lucas Wollmann4, Luiz Felipe Pinto5Bases for Brazilian Primary Health Care Reform in 2019: structural changes after 25 years of the Family Health ProgramComo citar: Harzheim E, Santos CMJ, D'Avila OP, Wollmann L, Pinto LF. Bases para a reforma da Atenção Primária à Saúde no Brasil em 2019: mudanças estruturantes após 25 anos do Programa de Saúde da Família. Rev Bras Med Fam Comunidade. 2020;15(42):2354. https://doi.org/10.5712/rbmfc15(2)2354www.rbmfc.org.brPerspectivasBases para la Reforma de la Atención Primaria de Salud en Brasil en 2019: cambios estructurales después de 25 años del Programa de Salud FamiliarO ano de 2019 marcou a estruturação das bases para uma profunda reforma na Atenção Primária à Saúde (APS) do Brasil. Os desafios enfrentados através dessa reforma foram a falta de priorização política real da APS, o financiamento insuficiente da APS e focado na estrutura de serviços, os obstáculos ao acesso de primeiro contato, a escassez de profissionais qualificados, a necessidade de maior informatização da APS e a ausência de integração de dados clínicos, a fragilidade clínica e necessidade de ampliação do escopo profissional e a falta de informação de qualidade para tomada de decisão clínica e gerencial. Com ações direcionadas a cada um desses desafios, a Secretaria de Atenção Primária à Saúde do Ministério da Saúde criou estratégias sistêmicas e integradas entre si que representam mudanças estruturantes e investimentos em governança clínica para transformar a APS brasileira, garantindo mais e melhor saúde para a população, com mecanismos transparentes e técnicos para seu financiamento, organização, oferta, monitoramento e avaliação.


The year was 2019. It marked the foundations for a profound Primary Health Care (PHC) Reform in Brazil. The challenges faced through this were the lack of real PHC political prioritization, insufficient PHC funding and focused on the service structure, obstacles to first contact access, the shortage of qualified professionals, the need for greater PHC computerization and the lack of integration of clinical data. Also, the clinical fragility and the need to expand the professional scope and the lack of quality information for clinical and managerial decision making. Actions were directed to each of these challenges, and the Ministry of Health's Secretariat of Primary Health Care created systemic and integrated strategies which represented structural changes and investments in clinical governance to transform Brazilian PHC, ensuring more and better health for the population, with transparent and technical mechanisms for its financing, organization, provision, monitoring and evaluation.


El año era 2019. Marcó la estructuración de las bases para una reforma profunda en la Atención Primaria de Salud (APS) en Brasil. Los desafíos enfrentados a través de esta reforma fueron la falta de una priorización política real de APS, fondos insuficientes de APS y centrados en la estructura del servicio, obstáculos para el acceso de primer contacto, la escasez de profesionales calificados, la necesidad de una mayor informatización de APS y la falta de integración de datos clínicos, la fragilidad clínica y la necesidad de ampliar el alcance profesional y la falta de información de calidad para la toma de decisiones clínicas y gerenciales. Con acciones dirigidas a cada uno de estos desafíos, la Secretaría de Atención Primaria de Salud del Ministerio de Salud creó estrategias sistémicas e integradas que representan cambios estructurales e inversiones en la gobernanza clínica para transformar la APS brasileña, garantizando más y mejor salud para la población, con mecanismos transparentes y técnicos para su financiación, organización, provisión, seguimiento y evaluación.


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Primary Health Care , Unified Health System , Clinical Governance
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Homeopatia Méx ; 89(723): 22-35, 2020.
Article in Spanish | LILACS, HomeoIndex, MTYCI | ID: biblio-1373603

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En la presente entrevista, realizada en 1999, el doctor Guillermo Soberón Acevedo (1925- 2020) opina sobre distintos temas relacionados con la medicina y la salud pública. Comenta su proceso de formación como médico, la responsabilidad de los especialistas que se preparan en el extranjero y regresan a México, así como sus trabajos como rector de la UNAM y en el sector público, donde dirigió la transformación de la entonces Secretaría de Salubridad y Asistencia en la actual Secretaría de Salud. Asimismo, aborda temas como el carácter mutifacético de la medicina, la importancia de la investigación y las facultades de medicina, el valor de la certificación, el trabajo de los colegios y las asociaciones médicas y el futuro de la ciencia médica, además de que ofrece su punto de vista sobre la Homeopatía.


In this interview, conducted in 1999, Dr. Guillermo Soberón Acevedo (1925-2020) gives his opinion on different topics related to medicine and public health. He comments on his training process as a doctor, the responsabilities of the specialists who prepare abroad and return to Mexico, as well as his work as Rector of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (National Autonomous University of Mexico) As well as his experience in the public sector, in which he directed the transformation of the then Secretaría de Salubridad y Asistencia (Ministry of Healthiness and Assistance) into the current Secretaría de Salud (Ministry of Health). It also addresses topics such as the multifaceted nature of medicine, the importance of research and medical schools, the value of certification, the work of medical colleges and associations, and the future of medical science, in addition to offering his point of view on Homeopathy.


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Humans , History, 20th Century , Interviews as Topic , Famous Persons , Health Policy/history
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RECIIS (Online) ; 13(4): 817-830, out.-dez. 2019. ilus
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1047572

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Este artigo mapeia as estratégias de atuação do Ministério da Saúde na rede social Instagram. Realizou-se um estudo de caso no período de agosto de 2017 a agosto de 2018 para verificar como o tema da amamentação foi abordado na rede oficial do governo brasileiro para saúde. O corpus tem 65 posts sobre a questão, que foram analisados considerando as métricas de monitoramento das redes sociais: alcance; volume; atividade; engajamento dos usuários e influência do conteúdo junto aos seguidores. Analisando as estratégias de atuação do marketing social e digital identificou-se a falta de interação e resposta aos usuários e a baixa diversidade de representação das mulheres. O levantamento aponta a necessidade de problematizar as práticas do Ministério nesta rede e propor melhorias para ampliar o diálogo com a sociedade.


This article maps out the strategies of performance of the Brazilian Ministry of Health in Instagram's social network. A case study was carried out in the period from August 2017 to August 2018 to verify how the topic of breast-feeding was approached in the official network of the Brazilian government for health. The corpus has 65 posts about that issue which were analised considering the measures to monitor social networks: scope, volume, activity, user engagement and influence of the content on the followers. Analyzing the strategies of social and digital marketing used by the Brazilian government for health, it was identified the lack of interaction with users and of response to them and the low diversity of women represented on its Instagram profile. The research points out that we need to problematize Ministry practices in this network and to propose improvements to broaden the dialogue with the society.


El artículo mapea las estrategias de actuación del Ministerio de Salud de Brasil en la red social Instagram. Se realizó un estudio de caso en el período de agosto de 2017 hasta agosto de 2018 para escudriñar como se abordó el tema de la lactancia en la red oficial del gobierno brasileño para salud. El corpus tiene 65 posts a respecto del asunto y fueron estudiados considerando las medidas para monitorizar redes sociales: alcance; volumen; actividad; interacción de los usuarios e la influencia del contenido en los seguidores. Analizando las estrategias de actuación del marketing social y digital se identificó falta de interactividad, usuarios sin respuesta y la baja diversidad de representación de las mujeres en lo perfil del gobierno brasileño en Instagram. La investigación apunta la necesidad de problematizar las prácticas del Ministerio en esta red y de proponer mejorías para ampliar el diálogo con la sociedad.


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Humans , Female , Infant, Newborn , Infant , Breast Feeding , Social Marketing , Social Media , Online Social Networking , Government Agencies , Health Promotion , Unified Health System , Brazil , Community Networks , Health Policy , Interpersonal Relations
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Article | IMSEAR | ID: sea-205703

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Objective: Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committee (PTC) is required for the effective running of a hospital. In the beginning, there was no such concept of drug committee, but with the advent of time, the need for an effective PTC started increasing. In the PTC, the pharmacist, physicians and nurses play an important role, in addition to the presence of an administrative. This study aims to explore the importance of having effective meetings organization and management of PTC at Ministry of Health (MOH) hospitals in Saudi Arabia. The purpose of this study was to explore the meetings organization and management of PTC at MOH hospitals in Saudi Arabia. Methods: This is a 4-month cross-sectional national survey of PTC at MOH hospitals in Saudi Arabia. The survey consisted of two parts: the first part collected demographic information and the second part consisted of 93 questions divided into four domains: Domain 1: the scope, structure and responsibilities; domain 2: the formulary management system; domain 3: evaluation of drug formulary and decision-making; and domain 4: organization and management of committee meetings. This questionnaire was prepared in an electronic format and was distributed all drug information centers at MOH hospitals. It analyzed organization and management of committee meetings through Survey Monkey system. Results: A total of 50 drug information centers responded to the questionnaire (100% response rate). The person leads the discussion in PTC was a Chairman of the Committee (29 (58%)), Chief of Pharmacy (13 (26%)) and Director of Drug Information (3 (6%)). The number of scheduled meetings per year (1–4) was 18 (36%) per hospital with a duration (1-2 hrs) at 48 (96%). Most of discussions were related to medications of infectious diseases (26 (52%)) and cardiovascular diseases (21 (42%)). Most of the challenging recommendations that needed implementation was a lack of resources (37 (74%)), lack of hospital administrator support (23 (46%)) and lack of pharmacist role (18 (36%)). Conclusion: The PTC is a demanding scientific resource and administrative support. Total quality management system, workload analysis, positive outcomes of PTC were lacking. Special education and training needs to be provided to all the healthcare providers with hospital administrator’s support.

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Article | IMSEAR | ID: sea-205702

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Objective: Ministry of Health (MOH) hospitals in Saudi Arabia should develop, organize and administer a formulary system that follows the principles to optimize patient care by ensuring access to clinically appropriate, safe and cost-effective medications. This can be achieved through the Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committee’s (PTC) role in the evaluation of hospital’s drug formulary and decision-making. The primary purposes of the PTC are policy development, communication and education and formulary management. Therefore, in this study, we aimed to explore the hospital drug formulary evaluation and decision-making at MOH hospitals in Saudi Arabia. Methods: This is a 4-month cross-sectional national survey of PTC at MOH hospitals in Saudi Arabia. The survey consisted of two parts: the first part collected demographic information and the second part consisted on 93 questions divided into four domains. An electronic survey was distributed to all drug information centers at MOH hospitals and analyzed the evaluation of drug formulary and decision-making through the Survey Monkey system. Results: A total of 50 drug information centers responded to the questionnaire (100%). Restricted drug usage (3.88), new drug entities (3.74), new dosage form (3.6) and new strength (3.6) were the majority of the requests for inclusion in the formulary. A total of 1-3 medications were evaluated monthly by the PTC at 41 (82%) hospitals. Most of the healthcare providers were allowed to request for the addition or deletion of medications: PTC members 38 (76%), attending medical staff 35 (70%), pharmacy staff 10 (20%) and formulary subcommittees 10 (20%). The formal economic analysis of the drug formulary revision was rarely or never conducted at 26 (42%) hospitals. The responsible person for the economic evaluation was drug information pharmacist (21 (42%)), pharmacy department (nonspecific) (17 (34%)) and the pharmacy and medical department (14 (28%)). Conclusion: Evaluation of hospital’s drug formulary and decision-making was not adequate at the majority of the hospitals. Education and training about drug evaluation with an emphasis on cost analysis and impact are mandatory. An electronic addition new medications with close formulary is required with close monitoring for all MOH hospitals in Saudi Arabia.

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Article | IMSEAR | ID: sea-205701

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Objective: Formulary management is an integrated patient care process which enables physicians, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals to work together to promote clinically sound cost-effective medication therapy and positive therapeutic outcomes. Effective use of healthcare resources can minimize overall medical costs, improve patient access to more affordable care and provide an improved quality of life. A formulary not only includes a list of medications and medication-associated products but also includes medication-use policies, important ancillary drug information, decision support tools and organizational guidelines. Therefore, in this study, we aimed to provide the guiding principles for the Formulary Management System at Ministry of Health (MOH) hospitals in Saudi Arabia. Methods: This is a 4-month cross-sectional national survey of Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committee at MOH hospitals in Saudi Arabia. The survey consisted of two parts: the first part collected demographic information and the second part contained 93 questions divided into four domains. The scope, structure and responsibilities, the formulary management system, the evaluation of drug formulary and decision-making and the committee meetings organization and management. The electronic survey was distributed to 50 drug information centers at MOH hospitals. It analyzed the formulary management system at MOH hospitals in Saudi Arabia through Survey Monkey system. Results: A total of 50 drug information centers responded to our questionnaire. The statement with highest score was related to the committee formulary system of medications usage through ensuring the safety of prescribing, distribution, administration and monitoring of medications (3.8); the process for managing drug product shortages (3.76); and the medications are requested for the addition or deletion from the drug formulary (3.68). Most of the hospitals had an open drug formulary (30 (60%)), with remaining responders having closed drug formulary (20 (40%)) with the total number of medications in the drug formulary (300–899) at 32 (64%) of the responded hospitals. The average score of type of method related to drug usage evaluation statements was 3.36, with the statement with high average score was review of medication error report (3.94) and review of medication sentinel incident reports (3.48), whereas the statement with lowest score was an investigational drug therapy approved (2.88). Conclusion: Two-thirds of the hospitals had open drug formulary. Drug utilization evaluation system should review for the majority of the hospital. update the formulary management system required with close monitoring for all MOH hospitals in Saudi Arabia.

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Article | IMSEAR | ID: sea-205700

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Objectives: The Pharmacy and Therapeutics (PTC) committee, sometimes aptly named the Formulary Committee. PTC is charged with determining the hospital formulary, decisions are made about the inclusion or exclusion of new pharmacotherapeutic and diagnostic agents for inpatients and outpatients. This committee is typically composed of a multidisciplinary team of pharmacy, physician, nursing and hospital clinical and administrative leadership. The aim of the study was to explore the Therapeutic Committee at MOH hospitals in Saudi Arabia: scope, structure and responsibilities. Methods: It is a 4-month cross-sectional survey of National Survey of Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committee at MOH hospitals in Saudi Arabia. The survey consisted of 93 questions divided in two parts: the first part collects the demographic information, the second part contains questions on 4 domains: (1) scope, structure and responsibilities, that is including questions about the pharmacy and therapeutic committee membership, clear mission, vision and values of the pharmacy and therapeutic committee, the responsibilities of the PTC committee and the Sub-committees of Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committee, (2) formulary management system, (3) evaluation of drug formulary and decision-making, (4) committee meetings organization and management. The survey was distributed to the fifty-drug information centers at Ministry of Health hospitals. The survey was in an electronic format with analyzed scope, structure and responsibilities through the survey monkey system. Results: The total number responders were fifty drug information centers. Of those, 48 (96%) was Saudi and 2 (4%) was non-Saudi. There were 16 (32%) females and 34 (68%) were males. Most of the PTC committee members consisted of a chief of pharmacy department 45 (90%), medical director 41 (82%), physician medical 40 (80%) and head of drug information center 32 (64%). The highest score statements related to committee were the functions of PTC (3.78), objectives (3.61), mission (3.57), with least one was a vision (3.56) and values (3.5). The most responsibility scoring statement was distributed the addition and deletion (4.08), all the departments receive the copy of the revised formulary (4.04), drug evaluation and selection for the hospital was (3.9), drug policy development was (3.9), while the lowest scores were Holds educational programs within the hospital (3.25) and drug monitoring system was (3.57). Most of the subcommittee existed antibiotic committee 38 (76%), medication safety committee 38 (76%), followed by drug utilization committee 9 (18%) and therapeutic guidelines committee 9 (18%). Conclusion: One-third of hospital missed drug information center pharmacist as the member of PTC committee and the pharmacy qualifications of committee members need to improve. Update the committee system and close monitoring required for all MOH hospitals in Saudi Arabia.

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