Trend in hospitalizations due to ambulatory care-sensitive conditions in the Federal District.

Comparing the groups of causes of hospitalization in males, we found an increasing trend in the groups of ear, nose, and throat infection (APC: 4.76%; CI 95%: 0.63; 9.06), asthma (APC: 5.36%; CI 95%: 0.38; 10.58), epilepsy (APC: 4.15%; CI 95%: 0.20; 8.25) and prenatal and child delivery-related diseases (APC: 9.79%; CI 95%: 2.61; 17.47).

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Regarding females, there was a decreasing trend for nutritional deficiency (APC: -4.31%; CI 95%: -7.55; -0.96), angina (APC: -7.61%; CI 95%: -11.72; -3.31), heart failure (APC: -6.73%; CI 95%: -8.59; -4.83), cerebrovascular disease (APC:-8,12%; CI 95%: -10,67; -5,50), diabetes mellitus (APC: -6.95%; CI 95%: -9.56; -4.25) and kidney and urinary tract infection (APC: -1.64%; CI 95%: -3.11; -0.15); in this regard, the diagnostic groups of anemia (APC: -6.51%; CI 95%: -9.06; -3.89) and hypertension stood out (APC: -12.58%; CI 95%: -17.36; -7.52).

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