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OBJECTIVE: To synthesize the social inequalities related to mortality from traffic accidents reported in scientific publications. METHOD: A scoping review following the PRISMA-ScR guide was carried out. Using the MesH vocabulary, we systematically searched for articles in English, Portuguese and Spanish published in the EBSCO, Scielo, Scopus, Ovid, and PubMed databases. RESULTS: We identified 47,790 records in the initial search, of which 35 articles met the selection criteria. Nine out ten publications are in high-income countries; there is a greater interest in analyzing mortality in occupants and drivers of vehicles and motorcyclists. Half of the publications use race-ethnicity and geolocation as socioeconomic position variables. The articles included in this review indicate that groups of people with low socioeconomic positions have higher mortality due to traffic accidents. CONCLUSIONS: The highest mortality from traffic accidents occurs in people with low socioeconomic positions which suggests the development of road safety actions from a comprehensive, integrative perspective and linked to other political agendas to reduce their incidence by 2030. Although road traffic fatalities are higher in low and middle-income countries, few publications are available in these countries. It is necessary to strengthen the research capacities in these countries.
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Acidentes de Trânsito , Renda , Humanos , Bibliometria , Incidência , Fatores SocioeconômicosRESUMO
RESUMEN Objetivo: Comprender las prácticas institucionales en salud que se realizan en las mujeres en embarazo parto y posparto, según la clase social, en Bogotá. Materiales y métodos: Estudio cualitativo, desde el paradigma de la hermenéutica crítica. Método de etnografía crítica, con muestreo teórico. Participaron 9 mujeres y 8 profesionales de la salud de la ciudad de Bogotá, que asistieron a instituciones públicas y privadas, pertenecientes a los regímenes subsidiado y contributivo del Sistema General de Seguridad Social en Salud (SGSS). Se realizaron 38 entrevistas a profundidad durante 13 meses y 62 acompañamientos a las maternas en las actividadesde control prenatal, vacunación, trabajo de parto, consulta posparto, exámenes de seguimiento, curso psicoprofiláctico, hospitalización y sala de espera, tanto en servicios públicos como privados. Análisis por triangulación en Atlas Ti. Resultados: Teniendo en cuenta los discursos de los actores, la observación participante y el contexto, se encontraron dos categorías que determinan estas inequidades, denominadas el mercado regula la salud, y la vigilancia y el control en los servicios de salud. Conclusiones: En la práctica médica es conveniente fortalecer las competencias ciudadanas para garantizar los derechos del personal de salud y de las mujeres. Estudiar desde la investigación cualitativa es una oportunidad para promover la transformación de las racionalidades médicas que afectan a las mujeres.
ABSTRACT Objective: To understand institutional practices in healthcare as relates to women during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period according to social class in Bogota. Materials and methods: Qualitative study based on the critical hermeneutics paradigm. Critical ethnographic method with theoretical sampling. The participants included 9 women and 8 health-care professionals from the city of Bogotá, attending public and private healthcare institutions that serve populations under both the subsidized as well as the contributive regimes of the General Social Security System. Overall, 38 in-depth interviews were conducted during a 13 month period, with 62 instances of support to the mothers in terms of prenatal care, vaccination, labor, postpartum visits, follow-up tests, psychoprophylactic course, hospitalization and waiting room. Triangulation analysis on Atlas Ti. Results: Taking into account the discourse of the different players, observations and context, two categories were found to be determining factors of inequities: "Market-regulated health" and "Over- sight and control in health services". Conclusions: It is advisable in medical practice to build competencies in the population in order to ensure the realization of the rights of women and healthcare personnel. Qualitative research offers the opportunity to promote the transformation of medical rationale affecting women.
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Humanos , Feminino , Gravidez , Adulto , Saúde Materna , Classe Social , Mulheres , Conhecimentos, Atitudes e Prática em Saúde , Parto , Período Pós-Parto , HermenêuticaRESUMO
OBJECTIVE: To understand institutional practices in healthcare as relates to women during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period according to social class in Bogota. METHODS: Qualitative study based on the critical hermeneutics paradigm. Critical ethnographic method with theoretical sampling. The participants included 9 women and 8 health-care professionals from the city of Bogotá, attending public and private healthcare institutions that serve populations under both the subsidized as well as the contributive regimes of the General Social Security System. Overall, 38 in-depth interviews were conducted during a 13 month period, with 62 instances of support to the mothers in terms of prenatal care, vaccination, labor, postpartum visits, follow-up tests, psychoprophylactic course, hospitalization and waiting room. Triangulation analysis on Atlas Ti. RESULTS: Taking into account the discourse of the different players, observations and context, two categories were found to be determining factors of inequities: "Market-regulated health" and "Over- sight and control in health services". CONCLUSIONS: It is advisable in medical practice to build competencies in the population in order to ensure the realization of the rights of women and healthcare personnel. Qualitative research offers the opportunity to promote the transformation of medical rationale affecting women.
TITULO: PRÁCTICAS INSTITUCIONALES EN SALUD EN MATERNAS SEGÚN CLASE SOCIAL. BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA, 2018. OBJETIVO: Comprender las prácticas institucionales en salud que se realizan en las mujeres en embarazo parto y posparto, según la clase social, en Bogotá. METODOS: Estudio cualitativo, desde el paradigma de la hermenéutica crítica. Método de etnografía crítica, con muestreo teórico. Participaron 9 mujeres y 8 profesionales de la salud de la ciudad de Bogotá, que asistieron a instituciones públicas y privadas, pertenecientes a los regímenes subsidiado y contributivo del Sistema General de Seguridad Social en Salud (SGSS). Se realizaron 38 entrevistas a profundidad durante 13 meses y 62 acompañamientos a las maternas en las actividadesde control prenatal, vacunación, trabajo de parto, consulta posparto, exámenes de seguimiento, curso psicoprofiláctico, hospitalización y sala de espera, tanto en servicios públicos como privados. Análisis por triangulación en Atlas Ti. RESULTADOS: Teniendo en cuenta los discursos de los actores, la observación participante y el contexto, se encontraron dos categorías que determinan estas inequidades, denominadas el mercado regula la salud, y la vigilancia y el control en los servicios de salud. CONCLUSIONES: En la práctica médica es conveniente fortalecer las competencias ciudadanas para garantizar los derechos del personal de salud y de las mujeres. Estudiar desde la investigación cualitativa es una oportunidad para promover la transformación de las racionalidades médicas que afectan a las mujeres.