[Evaluation of data on live birth certificates from the Information System on Live Births (SINASC) in Campinas, São Paulo, 2009].
[Evaluation of data on live birth certificates from the Information System on Live Births (SINASC) in Campinas, São Paulo, 2009].
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10.1590/0103-0582201432306
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2014-09
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Carniel Ede F
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Gabriel GP;Chiquetto L;Morcillo AM;Ferreira Mdo C;Bazan IG;Daolio LD;Lemos JJ;Carniel Ede F
评估活产信息系统数据的完整性和可靠性。Sinasc的数据的可靠性和完整性的横截面分析进行了使用从2009年的活产证明（LBC）的样本，从坎皮纳斯，巴西东南部的出生。为了进行数据分析，根据服务类别（统一国家卫生系统、私立或两者兼有）对医院进行了分组，随机选择了600个LBC，通过母亲和新生儿的医院记录和电话采访收集了LBC副本中的数据。通过计算空白字段的百分比来评估LBC的完整性，并通过Kappa和组内相关系数来评估LBC与原件和副本的一致性。LBC的完整性百分比范围为99.8%-100%。对于大多数项目，协议是极好的。然而，就婚姻状况、产妇教育和新生儿种族/肤色而言，协议是可以接受的，就产前检查和存在出生缺陷而言，协议较低，就死亡儿童人数而言，协议非常低。结果表明，市Sinasc是可靠的大多数研究变量。建议对专业人员的培训进行投资，以提高系统能力，支持规划和实施保健活动，造福于孕产妇和儿童。
To assess the completeness and reliability of the Information System on Live Births (Sinasc) data. A cross-sectional analysis of the reliability and completeness of Sinasc's data was performed using a sample of Live Birth Certificate (LBC) from 2009, related to births from Campinas, Southeast Brazil. For data analysis, hospitals were grouped according to category of service (Unified National Health System, private or both), 600 LBCs were randomly selected and the data were collected in LBC-copies through mothers and newborns' hospital records and by telephone interviews. The completeness of LBCs was evaluated, calculating the percentage of blank fields, and the LBCs agreement comparing the originals with the copies was evaluated by Kappa and intraclass correlation coefficients. The percentage of completeness of LBCs ranged from 99.8%-100%. For the most items, the agreement was excellent. However, the agreement was acceptable for marital status, maternal education and newborn infants' race/color, low for prenatal visits and presence of birth defects, and very low for the number of deceased children. The results showed that the municipality Sinasc is reliable for most of the studied variables. Investments in training of the professionals are suggested in an attempt to improve system capacity to support planning and implementation of health activities for the benefit of maternal and child population.