Inserção dos campos “nome social” e “identidade de gênero” nos sistemas de vigilância em saúde: uma alternativa para qualificação da informação sobre a epidemia de HIV/Aids na população trans brasileira.
Studies around the world suggest that transgenderl and transvestite women (in case of Brazil) have a high vulnerability to HIV. Despite this, erroneously, these are often included in the category of men who have sex with men (MSM) in epidemiological studies. The lack of specific and qualified data o...
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| Resumo: | Studies around the world suggest that transgenderl and transvestite women (in case of Brazil) have a high vulnerability to HIV. Despite this, erroneously, these are often included in the category of men who have sex with men (MSM) in epidemiological studies. The lack of specific and qualified data on the transgender population in surveillance systems confirms the poor understanding of the HIV epidemic among them. Some surveillance systems of the Department of Sexually Transmitted Infections, HIV/aids and Viral Hepatitis, of the Health Surveillance Secretariat of the Ministry of Health of Brazil (DIAHV / SVS / MS) such as SILCOM and SISCEL already include an optional fill-in field of social name. Since then, the evaluation of data on trans persons available on the national surveillance basis has been started. For the evaluation, it is considered like trans, people whose social name filled in systems of registries differed from the civil name of registry. These screening data occur only by crossing these two systems. However, for more robust information, the insertion of these fields into other systems, such as SINAN and SIM, is fundamental so that, even in the annual Epidemiological Bulletins of the DIAHV / SVS / MS, whose data source is these surveillance systems, there are data from the epidemic among trans people, which does not occur nowadays, since only sex information and category of exposure (whether sexual, encompassing only homosexual, heterosexual or bisexual) are available, therefore the numbers of the epidemic between trans people. |
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