Seroprevalencia de brucelosis y factores de riesgo asociados en trabajadores con riesgo ocupacional: revisión sistemática exploratoria
La brucelosis humana es una enfermedad zoonótica considerada un problema de salud pública en el mundo, su transmisión obedece al contacto directo con animales infectados, lo que predispone a que los trabajadores como veterinarios, matarifes, ganaderos y otros trabajadores agropecuarios tengan un alt...
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Arellano Caraballo, Dioneris
Sayas Zapateiro, Jennifer Del Carmen
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Tesis - maestría en seguridad y salud en el trabajo
Factores de riesgos laborales
Enfermedades laborales
Enfermedad zoonótica
Salud ocupacional
Brucelosis
Riesgos laborales
Factores de riesgo
Mataderos
Veterinario
Brucellosis
Occupational risks
Risk factors
Abattoirs
Veterinarians
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Seroprevalencia de brucelosis y factores de riesgo asociados en trabajadores con riesgo ocupacional: revisión sistemática exploratoria |
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Castro Orozco, Raimundo Barreto Maya, Ana Carolina |
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650 - Gerencia y servicios auxiliares::658 - Gerencia general Tesis - maestría en seguridad y salud en el trabajo Factores de riesgos laborales Enfermedades laborales Enfermedad zoonótica Salud ocupacional Brucelosis Riesgos laborales Factores de riesgo Mataderos Veterinario Brucellosis Occupational risks Risk factors Abattoirs Veterinarians |
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Tesis - maestría en seguridad y salud en el trabajo Factores de riesgos laborales Enfermedades laborales Enfermedad zoonótica Salud ocupacional |
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Brucelosis Riesgos laborales Factores de riesgo Mataderos Veterinario |
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Brucellosis Occupational risks Risk factors Abattoirs Veterinarians |
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La brucelosis humana es una enfermedad zoonótica considerada un problema de salud pública en el mundo, su transmisión obedece al contacto directo con animales infectados, lo que predispone a que los trabajadores como veterinarios, matarifes, ganaderos y otros trabajadores agropecuarios tengan un alto riesgo de exposición ocupacional. Objetivo. Sistematizar las evidencias observacionales sobre la seroprevalencia de brucelosis y factores de riesgo asociados en grupos de trabajadores con riesgo ocupacional. Métodos. Los artículos originales obtenidos de las bases de datos: PubMed, ScienceDirect, Scopus, Springer, LILACS y Google Scholar, utilizando las palabras clave o descriptores: “seroepidemiologic studies”; “Human brucellosis” AND “occupational risk”; “Human brucellosis” AND “Risk factors”; “Slaughterhouses” OR “Veterinarians” OR “Butchers” OR “Abattoir workers” OR “Livestock workers”. Resultado. De un total de 2.259 artículos, se seleccionaron 30 publicaciones, publicados entre 2010-2021, para lectura completa. Estos estudios describen que la brucelosis continúa siendo un problema de salud publica, relacionada con la actividad laboral; siendo los veterinarios, matarifes y ganaderos, los grupos de trabajadores con mayor seroprevalencia. En el mundo, existe un subregistro de la brucelosis con un bajo número de artículos de calidad publicados. Conclusión. Los estudios realizados en la India y en países de América del Sur reportaron la mayor seroprevalencia de esta enfermedad zoonótica. |
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Castro Orozco, Raimundo10b5ca18-0aaf-4c91-a9cc-46a92a069813600Barreto Maya, Ana Carolinae68b3277-b2c9-4232-b89f-7403289a2946-1Arellano Caraballo, Dionerisd9c61952-34cd-4576-89b2-1191dc4b3054-1Sayas Zapateiro, Jennifer Del Carmen2c11c9e5-60e3-4e90-a174-73fa01417faa-1GIMHUS - Grupo de Investigación de Movimiento Humano y Salud2023-05-17T19:41:36Z2023-05-17T19:41:36Z2021-09-29La brucelosis humana es una enfermedad zoonótica considerada un problema de salud pública en el mundo, su transmisión obedece al contacto directo con animales infectados, lo que predispone a que los trabajadores como veterinarios, matarifes, ganaderos y otros trabajadores agropecuarios tengan un alto riesgo de exposición ocupacional. Objetivo. Sistematizar las evidencias observacionales sobre la seroprevalencia de brucelosis y factores de riesgo asociados en grupos de trabajadores con riesgo ocupacional. Métodos. Los artículos originales obtenidos de las bases de datos: PubMed, ScienceDirect, Scopus, Springer, LILACS y Google Scholar, utilizando las palabras clave o descriptores: “seroepidemiologic studies”; “Human brucellosis” AND “occupational risk”; “Human brucellosis” AND “Risk factors”; “Slaughterhouses” OR “Veterinarians” OR “Butchers” OR “Abattoir workers” OR “Livestock workers”. Resultado. De un total de 2.259 artículos, se seleccionaron 30 publicaciones, publicados entre 2010-2021, para lectura completa. Estos estudios describen que la brucelosis continúa siendo un problema de salud publica, relacionada con la actividad laboral; siendo los veterinarios, matarifes y ganaderos, los grupos de trabajadores con mayor seroprevalencia. En el mundo, existe un subregistro de la brucelosis con un bajo número de artículos de calidad publicados. Conclusión. Los estudios realizados en la India y en países de América del Sur reportaron la mayor seroprevalencia de esta enfermedad zoonótica.Brucellosis is a zoonosis considered as a public health problem with a high prevalence worldwide, which becomes a threat in the population in general, its behavior is variable depending on the geographical position and occupational activity, and therefore it is considered it is necessary to implement strategies for promotion, prevention, surveillance and control systems in workers at risk of occupational exposure. Objetive. To systematize the observational evidence on the seroprevalence of brucellosis and associated risk factors in groups of workers with occupational risk. Methodology. The observational articles of the present review will be identified through the automated search in the detabases: PubMed, ScienceDirect, Scopus, Springer, LILACS and Google Scholar, using the keywords or descriptors: seroepidemiological studies; “Human brucellosis" AND "occupational hazard"; "Human Brucellosis" AND "Risk Factors"; Slaughterhouses OR Veterinarians OR Butchers OR “Slaughterhouse Workers” OR “Livestock Workers”. Results. From a total of 2.259 articles, 30 publications, published between 2010 – 2021, were selected for full reading. These studies describe that brucellosis continues to be a public health problem, related to work activity; being veterinarians, slaughterers and ranchers, the groups of workers with the highest seroprevalence. There is a global underreporting of brucellosis with few quality articles published. Conclusion. 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