Notificación de incidencias relacionadas con la atención sanitaria en niños hospitalizados / Notificação de incidentes relacionados à assistência à saúde em crianças hospitalizadas / Notification of incidents related to health care in hospitalized children

Objetivo: Analizar la ocurrencia de incidentes relacionados con la atención de la salud en niños hospitalizados. Material y método: Investigación exploratoria, descriptiva y cuantitativa realizada a partir de una base de datos de reportes de incidentes y eventos adversos que involucran a niños realizada entre 2016 y 2018, desde un hospital docente, perteneciente al Sistema Único de Salud (SUS), ubicado en Salvador - Bahía. Los datos fueron analizados en el programa STATA versión 12. Resultados: Durante el período de estudio se reportaron 126 incidentes. La mayoría de los niños que sufrieron incidentes tenían entre 0 y 3 años (57,14%); eran hombres (58,73%); y pertenecía a la raza negra (87,92%). Los incidentes ocurrieron principalmente en el turno de mañana (29,37%), y las notificaciones se identificaron en el 71,46% de los casos y fueron realizadas principalmente por enfermeras (88,10%). Los incidentes más reportados fueron caídas (29,37%); quirúrgico (23,02%); flebitis (9,52%); y lesiones cutáneas (8,73%). Hubo daños en los pacientes en el 39,68% de los casos, que fueron predominantemente leves (80%). Conclusiones: Los hallazgos indican la necesidad de crear métodos para evaluar los factores de riesgo que favorezcan la ocurrencia de incidentes como caídas y otras situaciones que comprometan la seguridad de los niños hospitalizados, ya que estos pacientes tienen peculiaridades que deben ser consideradas en la atención de la salud. (AU)

Objetivo: Analisar a ocorrência de incidentes relacionados à assistência à saúde em crianças hospitalizadas. Material e método: Pesquisa exploratória, descritiva e quantitativa realizada a partir de um banco de dados de notificações de incidentes e eventos adversos envolvendo crianças realizadas entre 2016 e 2018, de um hospital de ensino pertencente ao Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS), localizado em Salvador - Bahia. Os dados foram analisados no programa STATA versão 12. Resultados: No período do estudo foram notificados 126 incidentes. A maioria das crianças que sofreram incidentes se encontrava na faixa etária dos 0 aos 3 anos (57,14%); eram do sexo masculino (58,73%); e pertenciam à raça negra (87,92%). Os incidentes ocorreram majoritariamente no turno da manhã, (29,37%), sendo as notificações identificadas em 71,46% dos casos e foram realizadas principalmente por enfermeiros, (88,10%). Os incidentes mais notificados foram as quedas (29,37%); os cirúrgicos (23,02%); as flebites (9,52%); e as lesões de pele (8,73%). Houve dano aos pacientes em 39,68% dos casos, sendo este predominantemente de grau leve (80%). Conclusões: Os achados indicam a necessidade de criar métodos de avaliação dos fatores de risco que favorecem a ocorrência de incidentes como as quedas e demais situações que comprometem a segurança de crianças hospitalizadas, uma vez que esses pacientes apresentam peculiaridades que precisam ser consideradas no cuidado à saúde. (AU)

Objective: Analyzing the occurrence of incidents related to health care in hospitalized children. Material and method: An exploratory, descriptive and quantitative research conducted from a database of reports of incidents and adverse events involving children conducted between 2016 and 2018 from a teaching hospital belonging to the Unified Health System (SUS), located in Salvador - Bahia. The data were analyzed in the STATA version 12 program. Results: During the study period, 126 incidents were reported. Most of the children who suffered incidents were between 0 and 3 years old (57.14%); were male (58.73%); and belonged to the black race (87.92%). The incidents occurred mostly in the morning shift (29.37%), and the notifications were identified in 71.46% of the cases and were performed by nurses (88.10%). The most reported incidents were falls (29.37%); surgical (23.02%); phlebitis (9.52%); and skin lesions (8.73%). There was damage to patients in 39.68% of the cases, which was mild (80%). Conclusions: The findings indicate the need to create methods for assessing risk factors that favor the occurrence of incidents such as falls and other situations that compromise the safety of hospitalized children, since these patients have peculiarities that need to be considered in health care. (AU)

[Voluntary abortion and domestic violence among women attended at a public maternity hospital of Salvador-BA]. / Aborto provocado e violência doméstica entre mulheres atendidas em uma maternidade pública de Salvador-BA.

Quantitative study in order to study domestic violence in women with induced abortion. Interviews were conducted with 147 women hospitalized for induced abortion in a public maternity hospital in Salvador, Bahia. The subjects are characterized by mostly women, black, poorly educated, economically dependent on spouses, experienced psychological abuse, physical and sexual abuse committed by their spouses. Almost half of the women were victims of domestic violence during the current pregnancy, and that was the reason for inducing abortion for 67% of them. The study reveals an association between experience of domestic violence and induced abortion. As mental health consequences, they developed symptoms of post trauma stress disorder. It is necessary that the health professionals consider the cues to identify domestic violence as a health problem associated with induced abortion, which requires a transformation on the training model, including domestic violence as a health issue.