Indicadores de monitorização e desempenho nas unidades de saúde familiar e os Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável na saúde (ODS 3): uma análise comparada em Portugal no período de 2013-2018

Monteiro, Baltazar Ricardo

doi:10.1590/1413-81232020254.31422019

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“…According to Ferreira and Santana (2003) , the Portuguese norms regarding the perception of the state of health and QoL of the working population are similar to the results of the present study but lower than the American, Italian and French norms. Monteiro (2020) affirms that the Portuguese population has shown little QoL in recent years and the results of this study, especially when compared to the results of other countries, seem to support this idea.…”

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Quality of life of fitness professionals in Portugal: Comparative and correlation study

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Fitness has been revealing a positive impact on the quality of life (QoL) of practitioners and fitness professionals (FPs) represent a role model for their customers in the fitness industry, emphasizing the need to know their QoL indices. The purpose of this study is to characterize the QoL of FPs in Portugal, compare it between groups and correlate QoL with sociodemographic and work-related variables. A total of 388 FPs answered an online survey about sociodemographic and work-related variables and the Portuguese version of the World Health Organization Bref QoL Assessment. Descriptive analysis, t-test, ANOVA, Kruskal-Wallis, Pearson and Spearman were used for statistical analysis. The results suggest that FPs in Portugal have different levels of QoL, considering the high standard deviation, with lower average indices than other countries. The lowest scores of QoL were verified in the environment domain. The results of the comparison between groups suggest that being male, married and having a master’s degree or higher were the characteristics with better indices of QoL. Age, professional experience and net salary reveal a positive relation/association with QoL. Body&mind group classes (GC) per week, maximal GC per day, paid and unpaid working hours per week and annual expenses related to the profession reveal a negative relation/association. Maximal GC per day results could be an important finding to help minimize the physical problems among FPs and body&mind GC per week results could be an indicator of the FPs adaptation that allows them to remain on the profession. Unpaid working hours per week has the highest number of significant relations/associations with QoL. These findings could be important to improve the QoL of FPs. Thus, they could result in better work capacity and, therefore, fewer professionals would abandon the profession. It would also have a positive impact on the fitness industry and on the promotion of physical activity for a healthier society. More research is needed regarding the QoL of FPs.

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“…To analyze the social impacts from the perspective of the SDGs ( 55 – 57 ) means to reflect on how massive open online education ( 58 , 59 ) has functioned and intervened in a transdisciplinary and transversal fashion in several societal dimensions. Therefore, it must transcend the quantitative analyses that MOOCs provide to delve into qualitative issues (transversal and transdisciplinary) and how education can influence societies.…”

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confidence: 99%

Massive health education through technological mediation: Analyses and impacts on the syphilis epidemic in Brazil

Caitano

Gusmão

Dias-Trindade

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Front. Public Health

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With syphilis cases on the rise, Brazil declared an epidemic in 2016. To address the consequent public health crisis, the Ministry of Health laid out a rapid response plan, namely, the “Syphilis No!” Project (SNP), a national instrument to fight the disease which encompasses four dimensions: (a) management and governance, (b) surveillance, (c) comprehensive care, and (d) strengthening of educommunication. In the dimension of education, the SNP developed the learning pathway “Syphilis and other Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)” to strengthen and promote Health Education. This pathway features 54 Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), delivered through the Virtual Learning Environment of the Brazilian Health System (AVASUS). This paper analyzes the impacts of the learning pathway “Syphilis and other STIs” on the response to the epidemic in Brazil, highlighting the educational process of the learning pathway and its social implications from the perspective of the United Nations' 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals. Three distinct databases were used to organize the educational data: the learning pathway “Syphilis and other STIs” from AVASUS, the National Registry of HealthCare Facilities from the Brazilian Ministry of Health (MoH), and the Brazilian Occupation Classification, from the Ministry of Labor. The analysis provides a comprehensive description of the 54 courses of the learning pathway, which has 177,732 enrollments and 93,617 participants from all Brazilian regions, especially the Southeast, which accounts for the highest number of enrollees. Additionally, it is worth noting that students living abroad also enrolled in the courses. Data characterization provided a demographic study focused on the course participants' profession and level of care practiced, revealing that the majority (85%) worked in primary and secondary healthcare. These practitioners are the target audience of the learning pathway and, accordingly, are part of the personnel directly engaged in healthcare services that fight the syphilis epidemic in Brazil.

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“…In no universal PHC-based health system, capitation -proposed as part of current federal funding -has limited universality. Just look at the reality of Portugal, which also uses weighted capitation as part of its financing, and is close to reaching 100% of the population covered by family doctors 4,5 . On the contrary, weighted capitation expands the health system's accountability for people, allowing better knowledge and longitudinal monitoring of people when financing the care offered to people effectively assigned to the teams, and transparently favors the planning and allocation of resources for the PHC teams.…”

Section: "Previne Brasil": Bases Of the Primary Health Care Reformmentioning

confidence: 99%

“Previne Brasil”: bases da reforma da Atenção Primária à Saúde

Harzheim

2020

Ciênc. saúde coletiva

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Indicadores de monitorização e desempenho nas unidades de saúde familiar e os Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável na saúde (ODS 3): uma análise comparada em Portugal no período de 2013-2018

Cited by 6 publications

References 15 publications

Quality of life of fitness professionals in Portugal: Comparative and correlation study

Quality of life of fitness professionals in Portugal: Comparative and correlation study

Massive health education through technological mediation: Analyses and impacts on the syphilis epidemic in Brazil

“Previne Brasil”: bases da reforma da Atenção Primária à Saúde

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