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Educommunication as a strategy to face Syphilis: an analysis of the open educational resources available at AVASUS
Valentim R.A., Oliveira A.C., Dias A.D., Olieveira E.D., Valentim J.L., Moreira J.A., Coutinho K.D., Trindade S.M., Bonfim M.A.
Jornal Brasileiro de Doenças Sexualmente Transmissíveis, 2021, цитирований: 7,
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doi.org, Abstract
Introduction: Syphilis is a problem for the Brazilian Public Health. Therefore, the Brazilian Ministry of Health has been promoting actions to fight this disease; among them, the “No Syphilis Project” stands out, and develops open educational resources (OER), among several activities. Objective: To analyze the open educational resources available in the SUS (the Brazilian Unified Health System) Virtual Learning Environment, focused on syphilis. Methods: This qualitative study, based on epistemology in the field of phenomenology, is a content analysis operated with the meanings constructed to parts of a set of texts and the objects of its analysis were the teaching plans of 19 educational resources available at AVASUS, which dealt with the theme “Syphilis”. The analysis was organized into two unitss: The main purpose of the educational resource and Thematic focus of the educational resource. Results: The overlapping of clinical aspects of the disease to the detriment of socio-environmental aspects and the prevalence of informational objectives can be observed, with the exception of one resource that presented an objective that sought a more active action by the course participant. In the analysis unit 1 it was possible to identify the prevalence of objectives such as 'presenting' or 'conveying' content/information related to the disease. In the analysis unit 2 it was possible to identify the “classic” biomedical cycle of approaching a disease, focusing on diagnosis. Conclusion: The study contributed to the identification of gaps from the thematic and methodological point of view that can guide the planning for the construction of new educational resources.
Diagnosis of vaginitis: time to improve and move on
Vieira-Baptista P., Eleutério J.
Jornal Brasileiro de Doenças Sexualmente Transmissíveis, 2020, цитирований: 2,
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What influence does vaginal microbiota have on Human Papillomavirus infection?
Eleutério J., Vasconcelos R.P., Oliveira M.M., Eleutério R.M., Gonçalves A.K., Giraldo P.C.
Jornal Brasileiro de Doenças Sexualmente Transmissíveis, 2020, цитирований: 1,
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doi.org, Abstract
Introduction: The human body is colonized by trillions of microbial cells, called the microbiota. The microbiome is defined as microbial cells and their genomes. Vaginal microbiota, especially lactic acid bacteria (mainly Lactobacillus sp.), seem to play a critical role in the prevention of various urogenital diseases such as bacterial vaginosis, fungal infections, sexually transmitted diseases, urinary tract infections, and human papillomaviridae (HPV) infections. Changes in the vaginal microbiome contribute to the development of precancerous cervical lesions. Objective: To evaluate studies associating the vaginal microbiota with HPV, including the risk and persistence of infection and evolution to squamous intraepithelial lesions of the cervix. Methods: A systematic review was conducted based on articles published between September 2011 and September 2019, using the following keyword combinations: “HPV [All Fields] AND “microbiota” [MeSH Terms] OR “microbiota” [All Fields] OR “microbiome” [All Fields]).” The keyword search was performed in the MEDLINE, Latin American, and Caribbean Literature in Health Sciences (Lilacs), Cochrane Library, Highwire Stanford, and Embase databases. Results: In total, 239 original articles published between 2011 and 2019 were found in the researched databases on microbiome/microbiota and HPV. After exclusion, only six articles remained. Conclusion: There is a relationship between HPV and the cervicovaginal microbiota, but the mechanism of this influence cannot be specified.
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