[Docentes] Fwd: Enfamericas 01/2019: Oportunidades y Congresos, Noticias y Publicaciones

Mar Feb 12 20:07:04 ART 2019

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Asunto: Enfamericas 01/2019: Oportunidades y Congresos, Noticias y
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*OPORTUNIDADES Y CONGRESOS*

*II Congresso Internacional de Enfermagem e Segurança do Paciente*

2 a 4 de abril de 2019

Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (PUCRS), Porto
Alegre, RS, Brasil

*As inscrições para  submissões de trabalhos foram prorrogadas até
10/02/2019.*

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*NOTICIAS*

*Nursing Now: Gender Assessment of Nursing Leadership Global Survey *

*Nursing Now* has teamed up with Intrahealth International
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Johnson & Johnson
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to
conduct a survey of nurses worldwide to look at how gender is related to:

   - Perceptions of nurses, and of nurses in leadership positions
   - Nurses’ experience with discrimination and harassment
   - Challenges and barriers nurses face in moving into positions of
   leadership

*We welcome and encourage all currently certified or formerly certified
nurses, including nurse-midwives, to participate in this survey. *
Your answers will be confidential and your contribution will be incredibly
valuable to our campaign to raise the status and profile of nursing and
strengthen nursing leadership.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SHXSPZQ
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*PUBLICACIONES*

*REBEn - temático SENPE 2019*

A Associação Brasileira de Enfermagem e a Revista Brasileira de Enfermagem
convida a comunidade científica nacional e internacional para submeter
manuscritos em português, inglês ou espanhol ao número temático: “Desafios
para a Ciência da Enfermagem frente às Políticas Públicas, contextos de
vulnerabilidade e agenda de prioridades”.
Público-alvo: enfermeiros e profissionais de áreas correlatas.
Temática – “Desafios para a Ciência da Enfermagem frente às Políticas
Públicas, contextos de vulnerabilidade e agenda de prioridades”, abrangendo
os desafios para prática com sustentabilidade e justiça social a grupos
heterogêneos, famílias e comunidades em situação de vulnerabilidade.
Categorias de artigos - artigos originais, revisões sistemáticas,
integrativas, reflexões e relatos de experiências.
Período de submissão: 10 de janeiro a 15 de março de 2019.
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*Addressing masculinity and men**’**s health to advance universal health
and gender equality*

Etienne, Carissa F.
Source: Rev Panam Salud Publica/Pan American Journal of Public Health;42,
dec. 2018
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Published online: 27 December 2018

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health as an issue warranting specific attention has begun to attract more
notice as growing evidence emerges of differential epidemiological trends
between men and women (1), particularly with respect to men’s premature
mortality from noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and morbidity linked to poor
health-seeking behaviors, mental health and violence, including homicide
and injuries.

In almost every country of the world, men are more likely than women to die
before age 70 (2–4), and data from the World Health Organization (WHO) (5)
suggest that approximately 52% of all NCD deaths worldwide occurred among
men.

Across the life course, mortality is higher in men than in women, and
overall life expectancy for men is universally shorter. Compared with
women, men have a mortality rate 4 times greater due to external causes and
a 7 times greater risk of dying from homicide. The probability of men dying
from cardiac ischemic diseases is 75% higher compared with women.
Furthermore, 36% of deaths in men are preventable, compared with 19% in
women […]

*In these and other ways, increased attention to the issue of masculinities
and men’s health could potentially contribute to a number of Sustainable
Development Goals, including those related to NCDs, gender inequality, and
reducing inequalities in physical and mental health and well-being. For the
Pan American Health Organization, addressing masculinity and men’ s health
is a priority to advance universal health and the gender equality agenda.
We at PAHO are convinced that efforts to improve public health must include
attention to both men’s and women’s health, reducing gender inequality, and
improving well-being across the life course.*

*The articles in this special issue of the Pan American Journal of Public
Health provide valuable evidence to inform health policies in the Region
that will support this transformative agenda for gender equality and
universal health going forward.”*

*Full text / Texto completo: **http://bit.ly/2AH35Oz
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Article: *Funding and services needed to achieve universal health coverage:
applications of global, regional, and national estimates of utilisation of
outpatient visits and inpatient admissions from 1990 to 2016, and unit
costs from 1995 to 2016*

*Mark W Moses, Paola Pedroza, Ranju Baral, Sabina Bloom, Jonathan Brown,
Abby Chapin, Kelly Compton, Erika Eldrenkamp, Nancy Fullman, John Everett
Mumford, Vishnu Nandakumar, Katherine Rosettie, Nafis Sadat, Tom Shonka,
Abraham Flaxman, Theo Vos, Chris J L Murray,Marcia R Weaver*

Summary

Background To inform plans to achieve universal health coverage (UHC), we
estimated utilisation and unit cost of outpatient visits and inpatient
admissions, did a decomposition analysis of utilisation, and estimated
additional services and funds needed to meet a UHC standard for
utilisation. Methods We collated 1175 country-years of outpatient data on
utilisation from 130 countries and 2068 country-years of inpatient data
from 128 countries. We did meta-regression analyses of annual visits and
admissions per capita by sex, age, location, and year with DisMod-MR, a
Bayesian meta-regression tool. We decomposed changes in total number of
services from 1990 to 2016. We used data from 795 National Health Accounts
to estimate shares of outpatient and inpatient services in total health
expenditure by location and year and estimated unit costs as expenditure
divided by utilisation. We identified standards of utilisation per
disability-adjusted life-year and estimated additional services and funds
needed. Findings In 2016, the global age-standardised outpatient
utilisation rate was 5·42 visits (95% uncertainty interval [UI] 4·88–5·99)
per capita and the inpatient utilisation rate was 0·10 admissions
(0·09–0·11) per capita. Globally, 39·35 billion (95% UI 35·38–43·58) visits
and 0·71 billion (0·65–0·77) admissions were provided in 2016. Of the
58·65% increase in visits since 1990, population growth accounted for
42·95%, population ageing for 8·09%, and higher utilisation rates for
7·63%; results for the 67·96% increase in admissions were 44·33% from
population growth, 9·99% from population ageing, and 13·55% from increases
in utilisation rates. 2016 unit cost estimates (in 2017 international
dollars [I$]) ranged from I$2 to I$478 for visits and from I$87 to I$22 543
for admissions. The annual cost of 8·20 billion (6·24–9·95) additional
visits and 0·28 billion (0·25–0·30) admissions in low-income and
lower-middle income countries in 2016 was I$503·12 billion (404·35–605·98)
or US$158·10 billion (126·58–189·67). Interpretation UHC plans can be based
on utilisation and unit costs of current health systems and guided by
standards of utilisation of outpatient visits and inpatient admissions that
achieve the highest coverage of personal health services at the lowest cost.

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