CARIOCA GESTACTION: AN EXPERIMENT CONDUCTED AT MUNICIPAL HEALTH CLINIC UNIT DR. ALBERT SABIN IN ROCINHA, RIO DE JANEIRO RJ, BRAZIL

INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVE: Pregnancy is characterized by intense physiological, metabolic and endocrine changes. Faced with these three factors, it is extremely relevant to have this undertaken multidisciplinary approach. The sum of physical activity oriented to the nutritional supervision aims to promote physical and mental abilities to resist the daily tasks and physical gestation challenge with minimal fatigue and discomfort and reflect on the habits of the pregnant woman and her family group, highlighting the importance breastfeeding and healthy lifestyles. The purpose is to increase the bond between the mother and her family with the health unit, offering her physical/emotional well-being in exchange for greater adherence to effective prenatal to provide effective conditions of a prenatal care, ensuring continuity of care, monitoring and evaluation of their maternal health. METHODS: Every week, the two-hour activity is performed in stages, the first being Physical activity supervised by a Academia Carioca Program physical educator supported by two Community Health Agents and second is an educational activity, reserved for a conversation wheel conducted by nutritionist, pediatrician and two health workers and other professionals of the teams ESF/Oral Health and NASF, that is extended to family members, culminating in the whole of the care process. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: The interdisciplinary care in primary care can promote important epidemiological changes such as reducing the risk of maternal and child death. However, we hope as a result to increase the targets set for the care of the pregnant woman, such as a greater compliance to appointments,