Absenteísmo e custos indiretos por transtornos mentais no serviço público federal brasileiro / Absenteeism and indirect costs for mental disorders in the Brazilian federal public service

Objetivo: Esta pesquisa objetiva estimar os custos econômicos indiretos decorrentes dos transtornos mentais (TMs) entre servidores públicos federais, no período entre janeiro de 2012 e dezembro de 2017. Métodos: Trata-se de um estudo ecológico, de delineamento longitudinal retrospectivo e caráter exploratório. Utilizou-se a Abordagem do Capital Humano para o cálculo do custo indireto. Resultados: Os TMs foram responsáveis por 5.664.800 dias concedidos de licença ao longo de todo o período, resultando em custo indireto estimado em R$ 1.889.554.416,60, dos quais os transtornos do humor e ansiosos representaram os maiores custos. Conclusões: Este estudo demonstrou a relevância dos TMs para essa comunidade de servidores, bem como revelou a dimensão dos impactos econômicos decorrentes do absenteísmo, o que pode possibilitar, às instâncias gestoras e aos profissionais envolvidos com a saúde do servidor público federal, melhor compreensão dos custos dos TMs, direcionando-os ao planejamento de intervenções mais acertadas.

Objective: This research aims to estimate the indirect economic costs resulting from DM among federal civil servants, between January 2012 and December 2017. Methods: This is an ecological study, with a retrospective longitudinal design and exploratory character. The Human Capital Approach was used to calculate the indirect cost. Results: DM were responsible for 5.664.800 days of leave granted throughout the period, resulting in an estimated indirect cost of R$ .889.554.416,60, of which mood and anxiety disorders represented the highest costs. Conclusions: This study demonstrated the relevance of DM for this community of servers, as well as revealed the dimension of the economic impacts resulting from absenteeism, which can enable management bodies and professionals involved in the health of the federal public servant to better understand the costs of DM, directing them to the planning of the most appropriate interventions.

Organic fertilization as an alternative to the chemical in cherry tomato growing under irrigation depths

Two experiments were carried out to evaluate the effects of organic fertilization as an alternative to the chemical on the yield and quality of cherry tomato grown under different irrigation depths in protected environment, in 2013 and 2014. The experimental design was in randomized blocks (5 x 3 factor), with five irrigation depths as the factors (70%, 85%, 100%, 115% and 130% of ETc) and three types of fertilization: no fertilized soil (control), NPK fertilized soil (Chemical) and earthworm humus fertilized soil (organic). The following were evaluated in this study: water use efficiency, number of aborted flowers, total soluble solid content, transverse and longitudinal diameter of the fruits, number of fruits and fruit yield per plant. Organic fertilization is an alternative to the chemical with no losses in yield and fruit quality. The increase in water depth enhanced yield and fruit diameters and reduced water use efficiency. Water use efficiency was more sensitive to the increments in water depth than to different types of fertilization. The values ​​of °Brix obtained in the experiment were classified as acceptable for the domestic and international market when submitted to organic fertilization.