Doenças de Notificação Compulsória: impacto para a hemoterapia.

Abstract

The serologic screening of blood donors, not enables security for 100% of the possibility of the transmission of-contagious agents. The Ministry of Health determines the carrying out of tests for syphilis, hepatitis B and C, HIV, Chagas1 disease. Among other diseases transmissible by transfusion, in all units of blood collected in Brazil. The aggravations that come composing the System of Compulsory Notification of Diseases have been those that may pose a risk to the health of collectives and, traditionally, comes-if restricting the communicable diseases. Objective: To quantify the data on notifiable diseases of importance in the city of transfusion Cajazeiras - PB, to identify the prevalence of AIDS, syphilis, hepatitis, visceral leishmaniasis and Chagas disease. Methodology: The research was conducted under a qualitative perspective related to the incidence of the number of cases of AIDS, syphilis, hepatitis, Chagas disease and leishmaniasis. The population of this project consisted of some system data DATASUL. Results: There is considerable reporting communicable diseases, such as viral hepatitis and visceral leishmaniasis. The prevalence of visceral leishmaniasis in the city of Cajazeiras was higher than the prevalence in the State of Paraíba. Conclusion: It is observed that some periods there was no notification of diseases. Improvements are required in the service of surveillance and professionals increasingly empowered and engaged in surveillance and hemotherapy. Proposes, therefore, more detailed observational studies, and serological surveys appropriate for the greater security for transfusion practice.