Ricardo Carlos Cordeiro

• Abstract

  In view of the increase in violence experienced in Brazilians major urban centers and border regions, the growing precariousness of work and the relationship between these two trends and violent deaths, this study will estimate the spatial risk of fatal work accident in Campinas, southeast Brazil, as well as occupational, demographic, geoenvironmental, social and ecological variables that…

  Spatial distribution of the risk of fatal work accident in Campinas SP Brazil: a spatial case-control study, AP.R

• Abstract

  Faced with the increasing urban violence experienced in Brazil and its relation to violent deaths associated with the work, this study will examine the history of deaths whose underlying cause is contained in Chapter XX of the 10th Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (external causes), occurring in Campinas in 2015 among individuals aged 15 to 65, in order to characte…

  Work, violence and death in Campinas, Southeast Brazil, AP.R
• XIX International AIDS Conference, AR.EXT

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• Abstract

  A feminicide corresponds to a homicide of a woman motivated specifically by gender matters and it is usually committed at home, by men with whom the victim had personal relationship. For this reason, the quarantine adopted as a strategy to stop the advance of Covid-19 Pandemic - caused by SARS-CoV-2 virus since 2019 December and declared by World Health Organization in 2020 March - intens…

  Incidence of feminicide in Campinas during the Covid-19 pandemic, BP.IC

• Abstract

  In view of the high incidence of fatal work accidents due to urban violence in large municipalities, this project aims to estimate distal risk factors for these occurrences, as well as to identify areas of high risk in a city located in one Metropolitan Region of southeastern Brazil. The study will be conducted by means of descriptive and qualitative analysis of fatal work injuries in Cam…

  Distal risk factors for fatal work-related injuries directly due to urban violence, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Between 1979 and 2016, more than four million Brazilians died due to external causes. Of these deaths, two million occurred in the State of São Paulo. Of this total, more than 45% resulted from homicides. Among the numerous difficulties to contain homicides in Brazil one can also cite the small knowledge about the spatial distribution of these crimes at intramunicipal level. This project …

  Geographical information system on homicides in Campinas, Southeast Brazil, BP.IC

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