Keywords
Epidemiology
Indicators
Bender
Clinical Stories UAA
Indicators
Bender
Clinical Stories UAA
How to Cite
Fisher, H., Rowensztein, R., Negreira, I., Caramelo, P., Corío, T., Colondro, G. D., Gómez, M. L., & Izquierdo, P. (2021). Estudio Epidemiológico de las Historias Clínicas de la Unidad Académica Asistencial. Realizado a través de los indicadores basados en la Historia Clínica de la UAA, sobre diagnóstico y entrevistas psicológicas, en relación a sus vínculos con el contexto b. INNOVA UNTREF. Revista Argentina De Ciencia Y Tecnología, 1(3). Retrieved from https://revistas.untref.edu.ar/index.php/innova/article/view/982
Abstract
The present study in Mental Health consisted of obtaining data from Clinical Histories of the Academic Care Unit, collected from the admission interview and the Bender standardized technique. It is a descriptive study. Objective: to describe indicators and correlate by sex and age specific to the population that consults the institution. Data collection was performed in the years 2014/15. Results of 282 Clinical Histories: Bender 62.81% Normal Order. 56.06% Sec. Sec. 52% Corner Left Top 89.45% Shock Neg. 47.98% Use Space. 48.24% Use Margin. 65.06%, Review Neg. 57% Increase Decrease of Size, Neg. 40.91% Difficulty in Closure. Reason for Consultation: Man 91, Woman 191. No Difficulty. Links. H 71.43%. M 54.45%. With Demand H 36%, M 51%. Without difficulty. Fam.1ario Group H 71%. Unemployed H 21.98%, M 10.99%. Employed H38, 46%, M 48.17%. Secondary Education Inc. H 25.28%, University Inc. M 25.66%. Greater consultation by age in women between 30/44 years, presented moderate difficulty in the links. Differences by sex in Query and Sociodemographic indicators.