O Atlas Brasileiro Online de Doenças Raras é um serviço proveniente da Rede Nacional de Doenças Raras. Este portal foi desenvolvido para disseminar informações do inquérito de representatividade nacional acerca da epidemiologia, quadro clínico, recursos diagnósticos e terapêuticos empregados e custos com doenças raras de origem genética e não genética no Brasil, além de outras informações e conhecimentos relevantes que envolvem o domínio de doenças raras.
As doenças raras podem ser definidas como aquela que afeta até 65 pessoas em cada 100 mil, ou seja, 1,3 pessoas para cada 2.000 indivíduos. São classificadas de acordo com os quatro principais fatores: incidência, raridade, gravidade e diversidade. No Brasil, estima-se que cerca de treze milhões de pessoas possuem alguma doença rara.
Após coletar, armazenar, processar e analisar os dados provenientes do projeto Rede Nacional de Doenças Raras, produzimos e publicamos estudos científicos para revistas e conferências científicas nacionais e internacionais.
Portanto, bem-vindo(a) a nossa lista de publicações. Essas publicações científicas representam um esforço contínuo para o entendimento e a explicação de fenômenos na área das doenças raras.
Esses esforços visam fornecer subsídios úteis e relevantes para a tomada de decisão baseadas em evidências no campo das doenças raras. Corroborando assim para o cumprimento dos objetivos gerais e específicos deste projeto.
Epidemiological characterization of rare diseases in Brazil: a study of the Brazilian Rare Diseases Network
Têmis Maria Félix1, , Bibiana Mello de Oliveira, Ida V. D. Schwartz, Milena Artifon, Isabelle Carvalho, Filipe Andrade Bernard, Jonas A. Saute, Domingos Alves, RARAS Network group, et al
The Brazilian Policy of Comprehensive Care for People with Rare Diseases (BPCCPRD) was established by the Ministry of Health to reduce morbidity and mortality and improve the quality of life of people with rare diseases (RD). Several laboratory tests, most using molecular genetic technologies, have been incorporated by the Brazilian Public Health System, and 18 specialised centres have so far been established at university hospitals (UH) in the capitals of the Southern, Southeastern and Northeastern regions. However, whether the available human and technological resources in these services are appropriate and sufcient to achieve the goals of care established by the BPCCPRD is unknown. Despite great advances in diagnosis, especially due to new technologies and the recent structuring of clinical assessment of RD in Brazil, epidemiological data are lacking and when available, restricted to specifc disorders. This position paper summarises the performance of a nationally representative survey on epidemiology, clinical status, and diagnostic and therapeutic resources employed for individuals with genetic and non-genetic RD in Brazil. The Brazilian Rare Disease Network (BRDN) is under development, comprising 40 institutions, including 18 UH, 17 Rare Diseases Reference Services and fve Newborn Screening Reference Services. A retrospective study will be initially conducted, followed by a prospective study. The data collection instrument will use a standard protocol with sociodemographic data and clinical and diagnostic aspects according to international ontology. This great collaborative network is the frst initiative of a large epidemiological data collection of RD in Latin America, and the results will increase the knowledge of RD in Brazil and help health managers to improve national public policy on RD in Brazil.
Filipe Andrade Bernardi, Diego Bettiol Yamada, Bibiana Mello de Oliveira, Vinicius Costa Lima, Têmis Maria Félix, Domingos Alves
The Minimum Data Set (MDS) can be used for subsidiarity decision-making and health planning. Besides, this strategy allows to identify obligatory points that must be adjusted to achieve sustainable management in the planning and development of relevant Health Information Systems for public health. Specifically, in the context of rare diseases, the MDS strategy can be very valuable. This systematic review will focus on research using MDS for rare diseases in several databases. We seek to answer the question: 'What is the minimum data set used in registries for rare diseases?' Some outcomes of interests specific for MDS will involve information about epidemiology, clinical procedures, and therapeutic resources among other features. We hope that by standardizing data through a careful analysis of evidence from different sources of a common format, with shared specifications and structures, we can help in the methodological transparency and reproducibility of results in the context of rare disease research.
Epidemiology of rare diseases in Brazil: protocol of the Brazilian Rare Diseases Network (RARAS-BRDN ) .
1-TEMIS MARIA FELIX, Bibiana Mello de Oliveira, Milena Artifon, Isabelle Carvalho, Filipe Andrade Bernardi, Ida V. D. Schwartz, Jonas A. Saute, Domingos Alves, RARAS Network group, et al
The Brazilian Policy of Comprehensive Care for People with Rare Diseases (BPCCPRD) was established by the Ministry of Health to reduce morbidity and mortality and improve the quality of life of people with rare diseases (RD). Several laboratory tests, most using molecular genetic technologies, have been incorporated by the Brazilian Public Health System, and 18 specialised centres have so far been established at university hospitals (UH) in the capitals of the Southern, Southeastern and Northeastern regions. However, whether the available human and technological resources in these services are appropriate and sufcient to achieve the goals of care established by the BPCCPRD is unknown. Despite great advances in diagnosis, especially due to new technologies and the recent structuring of clinical assessment of RD in Brazil, epidemiological data are lacking and when available, restricted to specifc disorders. This position paper summarises the performance of a nationally representative survey on epidemiology, clinical status, and diagnostic and therapeutic resources employed for individuals with genetic and non-genetic RD in Brazil. The Brazilian Rare Disease Network (BRDN) is under development, comprising 40 institutions, including 18 UH, 17 Rare Diseases Reference Services and fve Newborn Screening Reference Services. A retrospective study will be initially conducted, followed by a prospective study. The data collection instrument will use a standard protocol with sociodemographic data and clinical and diagnostic aspects according to international ontology. This great collaborative network is the frst initiative of a large epidemiological data collection of RD in Latin America, and the results will increase the knowledge of RD in Brazil and help health managers to improve national public policy on RD in Brazil
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