%0 Journal Article
%T Preval¨ºncia e fatores associados aos transtornos mentais comuns em residentes m¨¦dicos e da ¨¢rea multiprofissional Prevalence and factors associated with commom mental disorders in medical and multiprofessional health residents
%A Carla Novaes Carvalho
%A Djalma Agripino de Melo-Filho
%A Jo£¿o Alberto Gomes de Carvalho
%A Ana Carla Guedes de Amorim
%J Jornal Brasileiro de Psiquiatria
%D 2013
%I Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
%X OBJETIVO: Determinar a preval¨ºncia de transtornos mentais comuns (TMC) e sua associa  o a fatores sociodemogr¨¢ficos e profissionais em residentes de medicina, enfermagem, nutri  o e sa¨²de coletiva da cidade do Recife (PE). M¨¦TODOS: Estudo transversal foi conduzido, em 2007, envolvendo uma amostra aleat¨®ria de 178 residentes que responderam a quest es sociodemogr¨¢ficas e sobre a forma  o profissional e ao Self-Reporting Questionnaire (SRQ-20). Calcularam-se as preval¨ºncias de TMC e estimaram-se as raz es de preval¨ºncia (RP) e os intervalos de confian a. RESULTADOS: A preval¨ºncia total dos TMC foi de 51,1% e n o se observou associa  o aos fatores sociodemogr¨¢ficos. A preval¨ºncia do evento foi 39% maior nos m¨¦dicos que nos n o m¨¦dicos (p = 0,049) e 46% maior em residentes m¨¦dicos das especialidades cir¨²rgicas que entre os de enfermagem, nutri  o e sa¨²de coletiva (p = 0,048). Cinco das queixas do SRQ-20 foram mais frequentes no sexo feminino (p < 0,05). CONCLUS O: Os dados demonstram a elevada magnitude dos TMC nessa popula  o, principalmente nos residentes m¨¦dicos, e servem para educadores e gestores de servi os de sa¨²de no sentido de viabilizar estrat¨¦gias para prevenir e recuperar a qualidade de vida dos residentes. OBJECTIVE: To determine the prevalence of common mental disorders (CMD) and its association with sociodemographics and professionals resident in medicine, nursing, nutrition and public health from the city of Recife (PE). METHODS: A survey was conducted in 2007, involving a random sample of 178 residents, who responded to question about sociodemographics and professional training and the Self-Reporting Questionnaire (SRQ-20). The prevalence of CMD were calculated, also prevalence ratios (PR) and confidence intervals were estimated. RESULTS: The overall prevalence of CMD was 51.1%, and there was no association with sociodemographics factors. The prevalence of the event was 39% higher among the physicians than in the non-medical (p = 0,049) and 46% greater in the surgical specialties medical residents than among nursing, nutrition and public health (p = 0,048). Five of the SRQ-20 items were more frequent in female (p < 0,05). CONCLUSION: These findings indicate the high magnitude of CMD in this population, especially medical residents and serve to educators and managers of health services in order to define strategies to prevent and recover the mental health and the quality of life of the residents.
%K Transtornos mentais
%K sa¨²de mental
%K resid¨ºncia m¨¦dica
%K educa  o m¨¦dica
%K Mental disorders
%K mental health
%K internship and residency
%K medical education
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