Risco à saúde por exposição ao calor excessivo : revisão integrativa de literatura

dc.contributor.advisorFerreira, João Marcos Bemfica Barbosa
dc.contributor.advisor-latteshttp://lattes.cnpq.br/4440401798628933
dc.contributor.authorSilva, Tiago Gama
dc.contributor.author-latteshttp://lattes.cnpq.br/0873859963917515
dc.contributor.referee1Monteiro, Ângela Xavier
dc.contributor.referee2Couceiro, Kátia Nascimento
dc.contributor.referee2Latteshttp://lattes.cnpq.br/1197046492004791
dc.contributor.referee3Ferreira, João Marcos Bemfica Barbosa
dc.contributor.referee3Latteshttp://lattes.cnpq.br/4440401798628933
dc.date.accessioned2025-01-21T19:39:47Z
dc.date.issued2021-09-20
dc.description.abstractFor family health care practices, the assessment of territories plays a fundamental role in the work. An important aspect of the territory is the housing conditions, which are also evidenced by home care activities. From the detection of potential problems related to excessive heat in the home environment of care-dependent people, especially those at the extremes of age, the question arose as to what information about preventive measures and health promotion related to excessive heat is available in the literature. Objectives: To synthesize information on excessive heat and health through an integrative literature review, gather information compatible with educational material on the subject for the general public and develop a prototype of this material. Methodology: integrative literature review based on: search in two databases for terms related to health promotion or primary prevention, thermal comfort or excessive heat, and extremes of age or housing; thematic content analysis; and content synthesis. Results: After reading the titles, abstracts and full texts and applying exclusion criteria, 74 articles were selected and content synthesis was elaborated. Varied sub- themes were found, which allowed the composition of the content synthesis according to different levels of the scale of social determinants of health. Discussion: the analysed content could be applied to the current context for the subject in Brazil. In addition, the results allowed the elaboration of an educational material prototype and suggest that the theme can be approached as a health promotion issue with the embracing of different areas of knowledge and of the production, institutional, and service sectors. Conclusion: The issue of excessive heat and health should be addressed as a matter of health prevention and promotion via intersectoral approaches. New studies can be developed through interdisciplinary collaboration.
dc.description.resumoDurante as práticas assistenciais em saúde da família, a avaliação dos territórios é um passo fundamental do trabalho. Um aspecto importante do território são as condições de habitação, que se evidenciam também por atividades de atenção domiciliar. A partir da detecção de potenciais problemas relacionados ao calor em excesso no ambiente das moradias de pessoas dependentes de cuidados, principalmente aqueles nos extremos de idade, surgiu o questionamento de quais informações sobre medidas preventivas e promoção à saúde relacionadas ao calor excessivo se dispõem na literatura. Objetivo: Sintetizar informações sobre calor excessivo e saúde por revisão integrativa de literatura, reunir informações compatíveis com material educativo sobre o assunto para o público geral e elaborar de um protótipo deste material. Metodologia: revisão integrativa de literatura a partir de: busca em duas bases de dados de termos relacionados a promoção da saúde ou prevenção primária, a conforto térmico ou calor excessivo e a extremos de idade ou moradia; análise temática de conteúdo; e síntese de conteúdo. Resultados: Após leitura de titulos, resumos e textos completos e aplicação de critérios de exclusão, foram selecionados 74 artigos e suas temáticas classificadas por 3 categorias. A grande variedade de subtemas encontrados permitiu a composição da síntese de conteúdo segundo diversos níveis da escala de determinantes sociais em saúde. Discussão: o conteúdo tratado pode ter aplicação sobre o contexto atual para a temática no Brasil. Além disso, os resultados permitiram a elaboração de protótipo de material educativo e sugerem a caracterização do tema como passível de abordagem como promoção à saúde, com envolvimento de diversas áreas do conhecimento e setores de serviço, institucionais e de produção. Conclusão: A problemática do calor excessivo e saúde deve ser trabalhada como questão de prevenção e promoção da saúde por abordagem intersetorial. Novos estudos podem ser desenvolvidos com colaboração interdisciplinar entre grandes áreas do conhecimento
dc.identifier.citationSILVA, Tiago Gama. Risco à saúde por exposição ao calor excessivo : revisão integrativa de literatura. Dissertação (Mestrado em Saúde da Família). UEA. Manaus, 2021
dc.identifier.urihttps://ri.uea.edu.br/handle/riuea/7238
dc.publisherUniversidade do Estado do Amazonas
dc.publisher.initialsUEA
dc.publisher.programPrograma de Pós-graduação em rede Saúde da Família
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dc.subjectAlta temperatura
dc.subjectPromoção à saúde
dc.subjectHabitação
dc.subjectSaúde da criança
dc.subjectSaúde do idoso
dc.titleRisco à saúde por exposição ao calor excessivo : revisão integrativa de literatura
dc.title.alternativeHealth risk from exposure to excessive heat: an integrative literature review
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