Second International Conference about Equity in Health Toronto, June 14-16, 2002 THE PROBLEM OF ETHNIC HEALTH INEQUALITIES IN PERU (1997 â 2000) Juan Seclã©n Palacãn, MD, MGS
Slide 2INTRODUCTION
Slide 3Over the previous 5 years, the Peruvian government has created wellbeing projects and ventures to enhance wellbeing conditions among the Peruvian populace, expanding their entrance to general medicinal services offices. A critical wellbeing approach target is to enhance access to general medicinal services offices among poor, country, ignorant and chose ethnic gatherings through the development of essential human services supply. Along these lines, some general wellbeing framework mediations were produced (new doctor\'s facilities and wellbeing focuses) to have a wellbeing part with value, nature of consideration and effectiveness.
Slide 4For this reason, it is important to survey if the objectives have been come to and the wellbeing disparities holes have been decreased. In this study I utilize a results assessment way to deal with analyze the previously stated general wellbeing mediations. Examination inquiry: Did ethnic wellbeing disparity and in access to general wellbeing offices change between years 1997 and 2000?
Slide 5OBJECTIVE To look at the wellbeing status, access to human services offices, and access to restorative consideration of the indigenous Peruvian populace as contrasted and the Spanish speaker populace, amid 1997 and 2000.
Slide 6METHODOLOGY
Slide 7Study outline - Rolling cross sectional study - Living Standards Measurement Survey (LSMS) - Surveys were directed between April-June in pqw 1997 and 2000 t 2 t 1 2000 Survey 2 1997 Survey 1
Slide 8Study Area PERU: Located in South America (western coast) Official Language: Spanish and Quechua (indigenous). Populace: 26.3 millions 49.4 % guys Illiterate rate: 7.2% Indigenous populace: 14.8% Population underneath neediness level: 54.1% IMR: 45 for each 1,000 live births MMR: 185 for every 100,000 live births (2000 year information )
Slide 9Population studied * Two-stage stratified: geographic districts and registration tracts * 3,843 (1997), 3977 (2000) family units * 19,575 (1997), 18754 (2000) people * Representative specimen of the Peruvian individuals LSMS Households Individuals Cluster/geographic area
Slide 10Measures - Report sickness past two weeks - Recent ailment and counseled wellbeing office - Recent disease and seen by physician - Ethnicity
Slide 12Potential confounders : Age, sex, instructive achievement, per capita family pay, conjugal status.
Slide 13Data gathering Interviews were directed with all individuals from chose family units matured 15 and over. - Interviewers were extraordinarily prepared in the poll\'s use (families and people). Information investigation Simple frequencies, mean contrasts, bivariate examinations. - Multivariate investigation: balanced chances proportions with 95% CI, utilizing logistic relapse, SPSS.
Slide 14RESULTS
Slide 15Descriptive attributes of the populace studied (*): 2 SD underneath destitution line
Slide 16Differences in chose pointers, Spanish speaker versus Non-spanish speaker 1997 and 2000 (Spanish - Non Spanish) Source: Peru, LSMS 1997 and 2000.
Slide 17Report ailment recent weeks Peru, 1997 - 2000 1997 2000 Source: LSMS, 1997 and 2000
Slide 18Recent sickness and counseled wellbeing office Source: LSMS, 1997 and 2000
Slide 19Recent disease and seen by doctor Source: LSMS, 1997 and 2000
Slide 20Differences in chose markers, Spanish speaker versus Non-spanish speaker 1997 and 2000 (Spanish - Non Spanish) Source: Peru, LSMS 1997 and 2000.
Slide 21Adjusted and Non balanced impacts of ethnic gathering on late disease, discussion (wellbeing office) and restorative consideration (*) 1997 and 2000. * Odds proportions balanced for age, sex, instructive accomplishment, percapita family wage (by fifths inside of area). Logistic relapse was utilized to look at the relations. * Source: Peru, LSMS 1997, 2000 years.
Slide 22CONCLUSIONS
Slide 23Ethnic wellbeing imbalances hold on in Peru. Notwithstanding, social insurance disparities appear to be gradually diminishing. The indigenous populace has more awful wellbeing status and the ethnic crevice expanded over the period. Access to wellbeing administrations expanded over the period for both populaces and the ethnic crevices diminished. Then again, stand out of each two sick Peruvians uses wellbeing administrations. Medicinal consideration expanded in both populaces however ethnic holes persevere. In adittion, stand out third debilitated indigenous individuals had medicinal consideration amid 2000.
Slide 24Author affilitiation: Juan Seclã©n Palacãn, MD, MGS Monitoring and Evaluation Health Services and Research Unit Project 2000 Ministry of Health Peru E-sends: jseclen@pathfind.org jseclen@yahoo.com
Slide 25Acknowledgments: The information bases utilized as a part of this examination were avalaible through the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Peruvian Bureau. This examination was subsidized halfway by PAHO â Peruvian Bureau.