Exemplos de uso de Social vulnerabilities em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Individual social vulnerabilities were also examined as predictors of employee misuse.
The complexity of the health-disease process:the identification of social vulnerabilities and populations' health needs.
Social vulnerabilities and the absence of an inter-sectoral approach were cited as obstacles to decision-making.
The indicators were based on the indices of human development,social responsibility and social vulnerabilities.
As to the social vulnerabilities of the population, several studies have been pointing out to its association with the risk of leprosy6 6.
The findings in this study suggest that working at early stages of life is an important marker for social vulnerabilities concerning health.
Moreover, it points out that the social vulnerabilities are the main marks of the users, highlighting that the crack use in Brazil is a social problem.
Disrupted family relations, new family profiles,challenges posed by work and studies and various social vulnerabilities have made people seek professional or spiritual support.
Accordingly, the present study seems to indicate that women who use crack inserted in the prison system have in common, almost in its entirety,a history of intense social vulnerabilities.
The HVI translates interurban inequalities and expresses the social vulnerabilities of a population by means of a grading scale, which is: low, moderate, high and very high health risk.
Social vulnerabilities, such as domestic violence and poor socio-economic conditions, in addition to the organizational weaknesses of the health system were the main triggers of this moral distress.
The clientele of these services consisted basically of socially excluded people who presented great social vulnerabilities Barra Funda SHC or medical-sanitary vulnerabilities RTC/Aids.
Social vulnerabilities- marked features of Latin American society, and an indelible presence in the construction of relationships- amplify the problems facing co-production of a dialog-based relationship.
The Inter-Governmental Group of Experts on Climate Change declared that climate extremes oreven a series of non-extreme phenomena linked to social vulnerabilities and the exposing to risks might create catastrophes associated to climate.
For this purpose, the situation of social vulnerabilities of the municipalities was considered; the characteristics of the crass in terms of identification such as physical structure, offered services and territorial management was examined; the s.
These ways of social insertion differ in the several populations anddefine conditions of particular social vulnerabilities, which in turn lead to social groups' different health needs.
However, other social aspects can be included in future studies, such as the health conditions, life and work of the expectant mother andthe of available support network in the community for the confrontation of the social vulnerabilities.
This situation requires a expanded perspective of process health-disease,considering the promotion of quality of life and the social vulnerabilities that are associated with population profile who present higher incidence of infection.
Insufficient public resources,associated with social vulnerabilities and regional economic disparities, demand constant negotiations with municipal health managers, so that Ministry of Health funding can be converted to enhance TCP actions.
The violence component was considered a triggering or aggravating factor of SMCA issues, confirming that, in ESF's perception,the severity of situations is more directly related to social vulnerabilities than to psychiatric diagnoses.
In Rio de Janeiro, this monitoring is done in a way that prioritizes persons with the greatest social vulnerabilities, registered by the City Program“Carioca Family Card” that complements the resources of the federal“Bolsa Família” or Family Allowance program.
The social worker was a very active professional in the valuation of citizenship and helped in the collection of documentation, shelter issues, when necessary, andfamily reintegration, since social vulnerabilities are determinants of the health-disease process.
Latin america, characterized by economic inequalities and social vulnerabilities, becomes intervention stage of the professionals involved with the social reality and the effectiveness of social policies, as the occupational therapist.
These indicators permitted knowing the potentials of strengthening and those related to the exhaustion of social groups,defining a framework of social vulnerabilities and, consequently, a set of health needs particular to these groups.
This study also contributes to deepen the discussion on spatial inequalities and social vulnerabilities in perinatal mortality, since the majority of the studies of this sort focuses only on infantile mortality and the health indicators for the woman and the child.
The article draws inspiration on the critical turn, but at the same time refuses the foreclosing of critique in formulas and labels. Instead,it makes the case for a theoretical intervention aimed at identifying social vulnerabilities and contributing to political transformation.
We also took into account the organizational and political context of the study. This included: political and financial autonomy,inter sectoral actions, social vulnerabilities and management. In relation to implemented programs we took into account: service coverage, access, laboratorial diagnosis and support, pharmaceutical treatment and assistance, integrality and epidemiological vigilance.
In conclusion, family reintegration of institutionalized children and adolescents requires trained professionals that must work carefully, and an efficient network of social support, with public programs that provide assistance and protection to families,with the goal to empower them to overcome their social vulnerabilities.
Accurate knowledge of violent events and their distribution across Brazil is relevant for the identification of the areas with the greatest social vulnerabilities to guide the implementation of health actions able to improve the quality of life.
Its incorporation in different scenarios of pediatric clinical practice could, in fact, contribute to the promotion of full health care for the child, increase the resoluteness of the care provided, assist the family to findnew ways to see its members, promote more ways to rescue autonomy in their own therapeutic plan regardless of the presence of social vulnerabilities.