Reach of physical activity interventions in the public health of Santa Catarina
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Program Evaluation, Health Promotion, Public HealthAbstract
In order to verify the reach of Physical Activity Interventions (PAI) in the public health of Santa Catarina, the size of municipalities, the link with physical activity promotion strategies, population groups served and characteristics of the participants, 146 PAI coordinators of the Municipal Health Secretariats of Santa Catarina were questioned. The reach was calculated by dividing the number of participants in PAI by the total and stratified population and by the age groups (children, adolescents, adults and the elderly). The PAI absolute reach was 3,8% and the relative 4,9%. The highest values of absolute and relative reach were among the older adults (8.4% and 8.8%, respectively) and those linked to the Health Academy program, in all populations groups served (5% and 7%, respectively). About 56.3% of the IAF serve less than 100 people, with greater participation of the adult and elderly public. Community agent was the most prevalent form of recruitment (95,3%) and “have physician's indication or authorization" as a criterion for participation (79.2%). It is concluded that there is a low population reach in the Municipal Health Secretariat’s PAI of Santa Catarina, and it is necessary to rethink its programs.
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