Dina Pita, M. Claudino, Carlos Meneses, M. Rodrigues, M. Manzano, M. Ramos
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世界卫生组织认为工作场所是制定促进健康行动的优先场所之一,即在工作习惯和健康生活方式的范围内(如健康饮食、体育活动、预防肥胖、职业压力、肌肉骨骼损伤等)。材料和方法对健康促进相关的指导方针和科学文章进行了回顾,即职业环境下的身体活动。主要的数据来源是Pubmed、update and Clinical Key、世界卫生组织和世界卫生组织总数据Saúde,研究使用MeSH术语:"身体活动、健康促进、职业健康"。2000年至2022年间以英语、葡萄牙语或西班牙语撰写的出版物也包括在内。目的对目前有关体育活动的科学文献进行审查,以促进旨在促进工作场所健康的政策的实施和改进,从而增加其潜在效益。根据新的科学证据,所有的体育活动,无论每次练习持续多长时间,都对健康有积极的影响。这意味着在身体活动的沟通方式和感知方式上的适应,自然地在不同的时刻和环境中转化为更大的行为灵活性和整合的潜力。最近将体育活动描述为一种容易融入日常生活的东西,无论其持续时间如何,这为促进体育活动的方法带来了新的愿景,即在职业层面上实施促进体育活动的策略和政策área。关键词:体育活动,健康促进,公共卫生,职业卫生,预防,工作
INTRODUCTION Workplaces are considered by the World Health Organization as one of the priority places for the development of health promotion actions, namely within the scope of work practices and healthy lifestyles (such as healthy eating, the practice of physical activity, prevention of obesity, professional stress, musculoskeletal injuries, among others). MATERIALS AND METHODS A review of guidelines and scientific articles related to health promotion was carried out, namely on physical activity in an occupational context. Pubmed, UpToDate and Clinical Key, World Health Organization and the Direção-Geral da Saúde were used as the main data sources and the research was carried out using the MeSH terms: “physical activity, health promotion, occupational health”. Publications between the year 2000 and 2022 written in English, Portuguese or Spanish were included. OBJECTIVE A review of the current scientific literature on physical activity is carried out in order to contribute to the implementation and improvement of policies aimed at promoting health in the workplace, thus increasing its potential benefits. DISCUSSION In light of new scientific evidence, all physical activity, regardless of the continuous duration of each practice period, has positive health effects. This implies an adaptation in the way of communicating about physical activity and in the way it is perceived, naturally translating a greater flexibility of behaviors and the potential for their integration, in different moments and contexts. CONCLUSION The recent characterization of physical activity as something easy to integrate into everyday life, regardless of its duration, brings a new vision in the approach to promoting physical activity, imposing the adaptation of strategies and policies that promote this área, namely at occupational level. KEY-WORDS: physical activity, health promotion, public health, occupational health, prevention, work.