Vol. 9 (2026): Fluxo Contínuo

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.70630/rspms.v9.2026

Published: 2026-05-21

Artigos Originais

School adolescents’ perception of obstetric violence through photolanguage: an analysis using Artificial intelligence

Ácillen Josina Barbosa da Silva, Mariana Boulitreau Siqueira Campos Barros, Carolina Lira de Andrade Medeiros, José Flávio de Lima Castro, Iris Nayara da Conceição Souza Interaminense (Autor)

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Prevalence of depression diagnosis by gender: results of the 2013 and 2019 editions of the national health survey

Alex Fernandes Nunes, Carolina Rodriguez Pae, Tatiane da Silva Oliveira , Valéria Calipo, Juliana Risso Pariz (Autor)

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Habit of consuming at least three meals a day and eating meals while watching television: data from the elderly population evaluated in the food and nutrition surveillance system (Sisvan-2024)

Júlia Osório Santi Cardoso, Karine Inacio de Souza Silva, Sirleyde dos Santos Barbosa, Hellen Daniela de Sousa Coelho, Luciana Dias Gavilan Folchetti, Aline Veroneze de Mello Cesar (Autor)

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Nutritional profile of brazilian adults: a comparative analysis of the food and nutrition surveillance system

Ana Clara da Silva Goes, Diana Limeira Gurgel, Ellen Pereira Santos, Marília Fernanda Carvalho Barbosa, Luciana Gavilan Dias Folchetti, Aline Veroneze de Mello Cesar (Autor)

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Habit of eating while watching television, consumption of ultra-processed foods, and nutritional status of children aged 5 to 9 years: data from the food and nutrition surveillance system (2024)

Andréia Abes Veroneze, Cristiane Teixeira Rosa, Diana Paula Ferreira, Hellen Daniela de Sousa Coelho, Luciana Gavilan Dias Folchetti, Aline Veroneze de Mello Cesar (Autor)

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Identification and critical analysis of non-conformities in good manufacturing practices in food services in the municipality of Campo Grande-MS

Audrei Caroline Cogo Gonçalves, Diana Steica de Almeida, ANDREIA (Autor)

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Artigos de Revisão

Impact of the implementation of information systems on the practice of nursing professionals in primary health care

Jefferson Josivaldo da Silva, Emanuella Batista da Silva (Autor)

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Vol. 9 (2026): Fluxo Contínuo

Artigos Originais

School adolescents’ perception of obstetric violence through photolanguage: an analysis using Artificial intelligence

Prevalence of depression diagnosis by gender: results of the 2013 and 2019 editions of the national health survey

Habit of consuming at least three meals a day and eating meals while watching television: data from the elderly population evaluated in the food and nutrition surveillance system (Sisvan-2024)

Nutritional profile of brazilian adults: a comparative analysis of the food and nutrition surveillance system

Habit of eating while watching television, consumption of ultra-processed foods, and nutritional status of children aged 5 to 9 years: data from the food and nutrition surveillance system (2024)

Identification and critical analysis of non-conformities in good manufacturing practices in food services in the municipality of Campo Grande-MS

Artigos de Revisão

Impact of the implementation of information systems on the practice of nursing professionals in primary health care

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