confiabilidade da declaração de nascido vivo como fonte de informação sobre os defeitos congênitos no município de são carlos, são paulo, brasil reliability of birth certificates as a source of information on congenital defects in the city of são carlos, são paulo, brazil
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Abstract
Avaliou-se a confiabilidade das informações sobre defeitos congênitos presentes nas Declarações de Nascido Vivo (DNV) do Sistema de Informações sobre Nascidos Vivos (SINASC) no Município do São Carlos, São Paulo, Brasil, por meio de estudo descritivo que revisou todas as 15.249 DNV, de 2003 a 2007, e as comparou com as informações de prontuários e de declarações de óbito. Erros de acurácia e precisão, relacionados principalmente à transcrição da descrição da anomalia do prontuário para a DNV, e a codificação e a alimentação do SINASC, comprometeram a confiabilidade das DNV como fonte de informações sobre os defeitos congênitos. Os resultados sugerem que para aprimoramento do SINASC, é fundamental o envolvimento das Secretarias Municipais de Saúde, visto ser esse o local de codificação e de alimentação do sistema, e também a capacitação dos profissionais que preenchem a DNV. Com orientação sobre a importância e o funcionamento da DNV, o SINASC pode ser tornar um excelente sistema de monitoramento e vigilância para os defeitos congênitos.
The reliability of the information on congenital defects listed in birth certificates of the Live Birth Information System (SINASC) in the City of São Carlos, São Paulo, Brazil, was evaluated. A descriptive study that reviewed all 15,249 birth certificates from 2003 to 2007 compared the data with information from medical records and death certificates. Errors in accuracy and precision, mainly related to the description of the anomaly when it was transcribed from medical records to the birth certificates, in addition to coding and the input to SINASC, diminished the reliability of the birth certificates as a source of information on congenital defects. The results suggested that the involvement of the Municipal Health Department is essential to improve SINASC, because this is the location of the coding and input system, and training of the professionals who fill out the birth certificates. With guidance on the importance and function of the birth certificates, SINASC can become an excellent monitoring and surveillance system for congenital defects.
The reliability of the information on congenital defects listed in birth certificates of the Live Birth Information System (SINASC) in the City of São Carlos, São Paulo, Brazil, was evaluated. A descriptive study that reviewed all 15,249 birth certificates from 2003 to 2007 compared the data with information from medical records and death certificates. Errors in accuracy and precision, mainly related to the description of the anomaly when it was transcribed from medical records to the birth certificates, in addition to coding and the input to SINASC, diminished the reliability of the birth certificates as a source of information on congenital defects. The results suggested that the involvement of the Municipal Health Department is essential to improve SINASC, because this is the location of the coding and input system, and training of the professionals who fill out the birth certificates. With guidance on the importance and function of the birth certificates, SINASC can become an excellent monitoring and surveillance system for congenital defects.
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| Authors | ;Geiza César Nhoncanse;Débora Gusmão Melo |
| Journal | journal of physical activity & health |
| Year | 2012 |
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