Determinantes en la transmisión del paludismo en México y Venezuela.
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| Title: | Determinantes en la transmisión del paludismo en México y Venezuela. |
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| Alternate Title: | Determinants in the transmission of malaria in Mexico and Venezuela. |
| Authors: | Moreno-Tovar, Herminia María1 herminia1975@hotmail.com, Santaella-Solís, Adalberto Javier2 |
| Source: | Revista de Sanidad Militar. jul/ago2013, Vol. 67 Issue 4, p139-146. 8p. |
| Subjects: | MALARIA transmission, PUBLIC health, EPIDEMIOLOGY, MEDICAL care costs, STATISTICAL significance |
| Geographic Terms: | MEXICO, VENEZUELA |
| Abstract (English): | Introduction. Malaria or paludism, is a public health problem, which is determined in a complex way by several groups of factors. Recent changes in approaches those who govern, or relationships with established, can lead to a change in the disease frequency, intensity transmission, its forms of manifestation and its epidemiology and clinical profile. Objective. To identify successful interventions health public determining differences in epidemiological pattern of malaria in Mexico and in Venezuela. Material and methods. Observational, analytical and organic. In the conducting this research were consulted information systems for monitoring epidemiological, statistical information systems of both countries and international organizations related to health. Results. Statistically significant differences were found between the two countries regarding the type of plasmodium this, vectorborne, financial resources assigned to drive operational program control of malaria, risk of developing the disease and behavior of the incident. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Spanish): | Introducción. El paludismo o malaria es un problema de salud pública, que está determinado de manera compleja por varios grupos de factores. Cambios en estos últimos, en los enfoques de quienes gobiernan o en las relaciones que tienen establecidas, pueden dar lugar a que se modifique la frecuencia de la enfermedad, la intensidad de la transmisión, sus formas de manifestación, su epidemiología y su perfil clínico. Objetivo. Conocer cuáles son las intervenciones exitosas de salud pública, que determinan las diferencias en el comportamiento epidemiológico del paludismo en México y en Venezuela. Material y métodos. Estudio observacional, analítico y ecológico. En la conducción de esta investigación, se consultaron los sistemas de información para la vigilancia epidemiológica, los sistemas de información estadística de ambos países y organizaciones internacionales relacionadas con la salud. Resultados. Se hallaron diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre ambos países, en relación al tipo de plasmodio presente, vectores transmisores, recursos financieros asignados para la conducción operativa del programa de control del paludismo, riego de desarrollar la enfermedad y comportamiento de la incidencia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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