ACADEMIA CARIOCA PROGRAM: ANALISIS OF SUBJECTIVE CONDITIONS - ESSENCIAL POINTS IN THE HEALTH PROMOTION IN PRIMARY CARE UNITS (SMSRJ-BRAZIL)

Introduction: Regular physical activity is already considered an important adjunct in the non-pharmacological therapeutic process. However, on the social scene where the population served lives, care practices have been directed at symptoms from the real causes, covered by its subjectivity. The Academia Carioca Program introduced in 2009 in Municipal Health Services Secretary (SMSRJ) such as regular physical activity linked to Family Medicine is since then a new space of perception of this subjectivity, shared with the health teams. Objective: The study aims to evaluate and understand subjective variables (vitality and emotional aspects) from the continued monitoring of physical activity. Method: Through the analysis of the SF-36 questionnaire administered to 120 registered participants in the Municipal Health Centers (CMS) José Messias do Carmo (89) and Ernani Agrícola (31) to enter and six months later, as part of protocols and methodology of Academia Carioca Program. Results and Conclusion: The data showed that 69% improved their perception of the "vitality", however "emotional aspect" only 22%. We understand that the result of the first variable was more significant because it is directly associated with the effects of physical activity. While the second is involved with the most intrinsic conditions and associated interventions that goes beyond the governance of the health service, such as violence and socio-economic reality. Thus, this research reinforces the importance of understanding of subjective variables by the health teams in drawing up plans that effectively promote the health of its population and not just focusing on the care of the disease.