2015-06-032014-02-13FILARDI, Monique Borsato Silva. Violência no Estado de Minas Gerais : análise do sistema de informação de agravos de notificaão compulsória. 2014. 84 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Ciências Farmacêuticas) - Universidade Federal de Alfenas, Alfenas, MG, 2014.https://repositorio.unifal-mg.edu.br/handle/123456789/325Given the characterization of violence as a public health problem, Brazil has implemented strategies notification of this disease to enable the identification of priorities to be treated by public policies that might actually restrain, prevent and promote health. This is an epidemiological descriptive exploratory observational, cross-individual study design aimed analyze the quality of information on domestic, sexual and other violence generated from the database of Disease Notification System compulsory ( SINAN ) in the state of Minas Gerais in the years 2010-2011, as well as characterize the calls reported. To analyze the quality of the incomplete data and inconsistencies in data reporting forms / research were evaluated. Inconsistencies were assessed using an instrument designed to define the possible noncompliance among related fields. How incomplete data were considered as the records filled ignored or unfilled. A categorization was performed as follows: low (<10% of records without filling), fair (11-30%) and high (> 30%). The characterization of notified cases was performed by analysis of sex, age group, race / skin color of the victims, place of occurrence and relationship to the perpetrator, compared to the typology of violence. For descriptive and analytical statistical analyzes SPSS version 17 software was used, using the Chi-square test, Fisher's Exact settled 95% confidence and a margin of error of 5%.Through analysis of 22,755 records it was found 36.5 % of the notification forms contained at least one unconformity , 0.4 % had characteristics of accidents and 5.1% referred to the cases of extra-familial violence ( crime / delinquency ), whose victims were adults ( 20-59 years) male, which in strategy adopted by the Ministry of Health, is not subject to notification in this database. Thus, totaling 42% of inconsistencies. The characterization was performed by analysis sex of victims, age group, race / ethnicity, place of occurrence and relationship to the perpetrator, compared to the typology of violence. The profile of the victims, in general, consists mainly of women, youth (20-29), and blacks. The primary site of occurrence is the residence and the relationship with the abuser undergoes variation according to age group analyzed the typology of violence. Except sexual violence and neglect / abandonment, in other typologies main offender was represented by intimate partners. There was a higher prevalence of mothers (20.3%) as executors of the violent act in neglect / abandonment and unknown (34.4%) in reports of sexual violence. Among adolescents aged 10-14 known by the victim (25.6%) were the biggest offenders and those aged 15-19 the largest portion was represented by romantic partners (19.9%). In children (0-9 years) the most commonly reported perpetrators were the mother (17%) and father (14.8%). In the elderly (60 and over) were prevalent, sons (20.9%) as aggressors. Regarding the sex of the authors of aggression 51% of them were men.The results allow, through critical analysis of the database, excluding inconsistencies, collect data on violence for targeting of health in addressing the problem. Further efforts are needed in improving the completeness and consistency of information. The mandatory reporting of violence by the health sector is a strategy that enables the advancement in visibility and in confronting the scourge, however, is still evident, the necessity of establishing a national policy for regular monitoring of the quality of information produced in Brazil, conducted by the Ministry of Healthapplication/pdfAcesso Abertohttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ViolenciaNotificação de abusoVigilância em saúde públicaCIENCIAS DA SAUDE::FARMACIADissertaçãoGradim, Clícia Valim Côrtes