Acidentes de trabalho atendidos pelo serviço integrado de atendimento ao trauma em emergências, Londrina-PR
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2010-06-16
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Baldo, Renata Cristina Silva [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Este estudo diz respeito às identificações de acidentes de trabalhos atendidos pelo Serviço Integrado de Atendimento ao Trauma em Emergência de Londrina, PR. Seu objetivo geral foi descrever o perfil da população vítima desses acidentes de trabalho. Apoia-se em método quantitativo. Os dados foram coletados por meio de entrevistas telefônicas às vítimas ou familiares identificadas via relatórios dos hospitais de atendimento das referidas vítimas. Os dados foram analisados com apoio do programa Epi-Info 3.3. Foram realizadas 1312 entrevistas, sendo encontrados 465 (35,4%) casos considerados como acidentes de trabalho. O perfil da vítima de acidente de trabalho (AT) identificado na população atendida pelo SIATE em Londrina foi: jovem, de sexo masculino, sendo 21,9% do sexo feminino; predominantemente inserido no mercado formal de trabalho como empregado, embora 17,6% estejam no mercado informal e 14,4% atuem como autônomos. Dos 300 trabalhadores inseridos no mercado formal, 38,3% referem emissão de CAT, o que sugere subnotificação em 61,7% do total de acidentes de trabalho ocorridos na população vinculada ao seguro de acidente do trabalho. Nenhum dos acidentes de trabalho identificados neste estudo foi notificado ao SUS, ou seja, em registro no SINAN ou SIM. A maioria dos AT ocorreu no espaço da rua, sendo cerca de 65% dos casos acidentes de trajeto. As motocicletas estavam envolvidas em 81,1% dos casos relacionados a acidentes no trânsito. A maior parte desse grupo de acidentes também foi relacionada ao trajeto, evidenciando o uso de motos como meio de transporte e não ferramenta de trabalho. Das seis vítimas fatais, quatro estavam relacionadas ao trânsito e duas relacionadas a agressões por arma de fogo. Esses achados indicam que, antes de ter resolvido o problema da prevenção dos acidentes ocorridos no interior dos locais de trabalho, os envolvidos com a...
This study concerns identification of work accidents attended by the Integrated Emergency Trauma Care Center at Londrina, PR, Brazil. Its general objective was to describe the population profile of victims of these work accidents by a quantitative method. The data were collected by telephone interviews of victims or family members identified by hospital reports on victim care. The data were analyzed with the software Epi-Info 3.3. A total of 1312 interviews were conducted, of which 465 (35.4%) were found to be work accidents. The work accident (WA) victim profile identified in the population attended to by SIATE in Londrina was: young, male, with 21.9% being female; predominantly employed on the formal market, although 17.6% work at informal jobs and 14.4% are self-employed. Only 38.3% of the 300 cases from the formal market presented information indicating accident report (CAT) release, suggesting 61.7% underreporting of total work accidents that actually occurred in the population linked to work accident insurance. None of the work accidents identified in this study was reported to SUS, in other words, registered with SINAN (Injury Reporting Information System) or SIM (Mortality Information System). The majority of WA occurred in street space and comprised about 65% of commuting accidents. Motorcyclists were involved in 81.1% of commuting accident cases. There were more motorcycle accidents involving people who used them to go or return from work (motorcycle commuters from various professions) than with personsusing the motorcycles as work tools (moto-taxi drivers, couriers, etc.). Of six fatalities, four were related to commuting and two to firearm attacks. These findings indicate that before the problem of preventing workplace accidents has been resolved, those involved with Workers Health must undertake a new challenge: opening a new front in the struggle to prevent work accid ... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
This study concerns identification of work accidents attended by the Integrated Emergency Trauma Care Center at Londrina, PR, Brazil. Its general objective was to describe the population profile of victims of these work accidents by a quantitative method. The data were collected by telephone interviews of victims or family members identified by hospital reports on victim care. The data were analyzed with the software Epi-Info 3.3. A total of 1312 interviews were conducted, of which 465 (35.4%) were found to be work accidents. The work accident (WA) victim profile identified in the population attended to by SIATE in Londrina was: young, male, with 21.9% being female; predominantly employed on the formal market, although 17.6% work at informal jobs and 14.4% are self-employed. Only 38.3% of the 300 cases from the formal market presented information indicating accident report (CAT) release, suggesting 61.7% underreporting of total work accidents that actually occurred in the population linked to work accident insurance. None of the work accidents identified in this study was reported to SUS, in other words, registered with SINAN (Injury Reporting Information System) or SIM (Mortality Information System). The majority of WA occurred in street space and comprised about 65% of commuting accidents. Motorcyclists were involved in 81.1% of commuting accident cases. There were more motorcycle accidents involving people who used them to go or return from work (motorcycle commuters from various professions) than with personsusing the motorcycles as work tools (moto-taxi drivers, couriers, etc.). Of six fatalities, four were related to commuting and two to firearm attacks. These findings indicate that before the problem of preventing workplace accidents has been resolved, those involved with Workers Health must undertake a new challenge: opening a new front in the struggle to prevent work accid ... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Saúde pública, Saúde do trabalhador, Work accidents reporting
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BALDO, Renata Cristina Silva. Acidentes de trabalho atendidos pelo serviço integrado de atendimento ao trauma em emergências, Londrina-PR. 2010. 105 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina de Botucatu, 2010.