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Vol. 25. Issue 6.
Pages 383-389 (January 2000)
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Vol. 25. Issue 6.
Pages 383-389 (January 2000)
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Efectividad de las actividades preventivas analizada en el ámbito de centros de salud adscritos al Programa de Actividades Preventivas y de Promoción de la Salud (PAPPS) de la semFYC
Analysis of the effectiveness of preventive actions in health centres committed to the programme of preventive activities and health promotion (PAPPS) of the semFYC
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P.J. Subías Loren*, J.R. García-Mata, L. Pérula de Torres, Grupo de Evaluación del PAPPS *
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Objetivo

Conocer la efectividad de un programa de actividades preventivas en el adulto (hipertensión arterial [HTA], tabaco y alcohol) medida por el número de casos detectados, evaluación de las intervenciones iniciales y el grado de control de los factores detectados.

Diseño

Retrospectivo; revisión de historias clínicas.

Emplazamiento

Atención primaria. Estudio multicéntrico: centros de salud de toda España.

Población

Un total de 7.562 historias clínicas de pacientes de edad mayor de 20 años, extraídos mediante muestreo sistemático de 378 unidades asistenciales (médico + enfermera) de 85 centros de salud adscritos al Programa de Actividades Preventivas y de Promoción de la Salud (PAPPS) de la Sociedad Española de Medicina de Familia y Comunitaria (semFYC) que participaron voluntariamente. El período de estudio fue entre el 1 de mayo de 1995 y el 30 de abril de 1997.

Mediciones y resultados principales

Mediante cuestionario, se obtuvo: edad, sexo y datos sobre hábito tabáquico, consumo de alcohol y toma de presión arterial (consta la actividad, fecha del diagnóstico, valoración inicial y control posterior). La proporción de individuos con tabaquismo fue del 28,3%, de consumo excesivo de alcohol 6,9% y de HTA 22,2%. Alrededor de un 20% de casos de cada factor de riesgo fue detectado en el período de estudio. Estaba registrado el abandono del hábito en un 7,6% de fumadores y en el 19,7% de los bebedores excesivos. Un 78,6% de los hipertensos tenía un grado de control aceptable-óptimo.

Conclusiones

El número de casos detectados indica un aceptable rendimiento del programa PAPPS. En cuanto al resultado de la intervención, los abandonos del hábito tabáquico y consumo de alcohol, así como el grado de control de la HTA son cercanos a los ensayos publicados. El PAPPS es un programa efectivo para el control de factores de riesgo en atención primaria.

Palabras clave:
Atención primaria salud
Evaluación programas
Examen periódico salud
Objective

To find the effectiveness of a programme of preventive activities for adults (hypertension, tobacco and alcohol) measured by the number of cases identified, the evaluation of the initial interventions and the degree of control over the identified factors.

Design

Retrospective study: review of clinical records.

Setting

Primary care. Multi-centre study: health centres from the whole of Spain.

Patients

7562 clinical records of patients over 20, who participated voluntarily and were extracted by systematic sampling from 378 care units (doctor and nurse) at 85 health centres committed to the Programme of Preventive Activities and Health Promotion (PAPPS) of the Spanish Society of Family and Community Medicine (semFYC). The study period was from May 1 1995 to April 30 1997.

Measurements and main results

Age, sex, data on tobacco habit, alcohol consumption and blood pressure were obtained through a questionnaire (recording the actions taken, date of diagnosis, initial assessment and subsequent monitoring). 28.3% were tobacco-dependent, 6.9% consumed too much alcohol, and 22.2% had hypertension. About 20% cases of each risk factor were detected during the study period. Giving up tobacco was recorded in 7.6% of smokers, and giving up alcohol in 19.7% of excess drinkers. 78.6% of hypertense patients had acceptable-optimum control.

Conclusions

The number of cases detected shows that the PAPPS programme performs acceptably. The tobacco and drink given up and the hypertension control attained due to the intervention are similar to the published trials. The PAPPS is an effective programme for controlling risk factors in primary care.

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Estudio subvencionado por el Ministerio de Sanidad y Consumo (expediente número 7/98).

Composición del Grupo de Evaluación del PAPPS: K. Bauzà Nicolay, E. Casanovas Cuquet, J.R. García Mata, M. Iglesias Rodal, J. Jiménez Villa, M. Martín-Rabadán Muro, N. Maymò Pijoan, J. Moreno Martín, L. Pérula de Torres y P.J. Subías Loren.

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