Fardeau des infections cutanées bactériennes au sein des communautés autochtones du Nord et des régions rurales du Canada : examen des données nationales et régionales, et solutions fondées sur des données probantes
Résumé
En tant qu’organe visible, la peau révèle des informations extrêmement importantes sur la santé tant interne qu’externe. Le Canada est le deuxième plus grand pays au monde et environ 60% des peuples autochtones canadiens vivent au sein de communautés nordiques et/ou rurales (PACCNR), qui sont généralement mal desservies. Les obstacles tels que le manque d’accès aux soins de santé entraînent des disparités en matière de santé cutanée, qui transparaissent clairement dans la littérature documentant les fardeaux élevés d’infections bactériennes de la peau et des tissus mous (IPTM) dans les PACCNR à travers le Canada, principalement causées par Staphylococcus aureus (y compris Staphylococcus aureus résistant à la méthicilline [SARM]) et les streptocoques. Cet article comprend un examen des données nationales et régionales publiées au cours des 15 dernières années, suivi d’une synthèse narrative des solutions fondées sur des données probantes.
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