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100 - DESIGUALDADES RACIAIS EM SAÚDE E MORBIMORTALIDADE POR QUEIMADURAS NA POPULAÇÃO NEGRA: UM PROTOCOLO DE REVISÃO DE ESCOPO

Doi: 10.47094/978-65-284-0495-7/906-916

PALAVRAS CHAVE: Queimaduras. Desigualdades Raciais em Saúde. Raça.

KEYWORDS: Burns. Racial Health Inequities. Race.

ABSTRACT:
This protocol aims to outline the strategies for mapping and systematizing the evidence available in the literature regarding racial health inequities and burn-related morbidity and mortality among the Black population in the global literature published between 2000 and 2026. Methods: This is a scoping review protocol developed in accordance with the Joanna Briggs Institute methodology and registered under DOI 10.17605/OSF.IO/YDJAH. The PCCo framework will be adopted, comprising Population (individuals who have experienced burns), Concept (racial health inequities and indicators of burn-related morbidity and mortality among Black and non-Black racial groups), and Context (global). The search will be conducted in seven scientific databases and the grey literature using a predefined search strategy. The selection of evidence sources related to the topic will be performed with the aid of Rayyan®. Results: The review process flowchart will be presented in diagrammatic form, and the findings will be reported through descriptive analysis using charts, tables, and figures. Final considerations: This review is expected to provide an overview of the evidence on racial health inequities and burn-related morbidity and mortality among the Black population and to serve as a basis for future studies with the potential to prevent burn injuries and mitigate racial health inequities.

Autores

  • Ana Lúcia Barreto da Fonseca

  • Edna Maria Araújo

  • Jamile Mendes da Silva Santos

  • Paula Hayasi Pinho

  • Simone Seixas da Cruz

  • Suzana Souza Moreira de Almeida

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