Resumo O Telessaúde é uma ferramenta de apoio à educação permanente de trabalhadores da saúde vinculados ao SUS. As práticas corporais / atividades físicas (PC/AF), enquanto ações promotoras da saúde, são temáticas pertinentes a serem abordadas neste dispositivo. O objetivo do presente estudo é analisar o conteúdo PC/AF por meio dos prontuários de teleconsultas e videoaulas do Núcleo de Telessaúde de Goiás. Trata-se de pesquisa exploratória, com abordagem qualitativa. Como resultado, foram identificados 180 prontuários e 23 videoaulas que tematizam conteúdos das PC/AF. A análise evidenciou teleconsultas mais frequentemente relacionadas ao treinamento físico, que buscavam a prevenção e controle de DCNT, e o esforço por parte de teleconsultores em apresentar elementos diversos da cultura corporal e da clínica ampliada, em conformidade com a Política Nacional de Promoção da Saúde.

Abstract Telemedicine is a supporting tool for the continuing education of Brazil’s Unified Health System (SUS) network health workers. Bodily practices/physical activity are relevant topics to be addressed in such an environment as health-promotion actions. This study aimed to analyze the content of bodily practices and physical activity through the medical records of teleconsultations and video classes of the Telehealth Center of Goias, Brazil. This qualitative, exploratory research analyzed medical records and video classes from a Collective Health theoretical perspective. As a result, 180 medical records and 23 video classes targeting bodily practices/physical activity content were identified. The analysis evidenced teleconsultations more frequently related to physical training, which aimed to prevent and control NCDs, and the effort by teleconsultants to present different elements of body culture and the expanded clinic, in accordance with the National Health Promotion Policy.

Resumo O Telessaúde é uma ferramenta de apoio à educação permanente de trabalhadores da saúde vinculados ao SUS. As práticas corporais / atividades físicas (PC/AF), enquanto ações promotoras da saúde, são temáticas pertinentes a serem abordadas neste dispositivo. O objetivo do presente estudo é analisar o conteúdo PC/AF por meio dos prontuários de teleconsultas e videoaulas do Núcleo de Telessaúde de Goiás. Trata-se de pesquisa exploratória, com abordagem qualitativa. Como resultado, foram identificados 180 prontuários e 23 videoaulas que tematizam conteúdos das PC/AF. A análise evidenciou teleconsultas mais frequentemente relacionadas ao treinamento físico, que buscavam a prevenção e controle de DCNT, e o esforço por parte de teleconsultores em apresentar elementos diversos da cultura corporal e da clínica ampliada, em conformidade com a Política Nacional de Promoção da Saúde.

Abstract Telemedicine is a supporting tool for the continuing education of Brazil’s Unified Health System (SUS) network health workers. Bodily practices/physical activity are relevant topics to be addressed in such an environment as health-promotion actions. This study aimed to analyze the content of bodily practices and physical activity through the medical records of teleconsultations and video classes of the Telehealth Center of Goias, Brazil. This qualitative, exploratory research analyzed medical records and video classes from a Collective Health theoretical perspective. As a result, 180 medical records and 23 video classes targeting bodily practices/physical activity content were identified. The analysis evidenced teleconsultations more frequently related to physical training, which aimed to prevent and control NCDs, and the effort by teleconsultants to present different elements of body culture and the expanded clinic, in accordance with the National Health Promotion Policy.

Abstract Aim: Describe public leisure spaces in a city in the state of São Paulo, associating distribution, quantity, and quality of attributes to the São Paulo Index of Social Vulnerability (IPVS). Methods: Descriptive observational study in Rio Claro (Brazil), evaluating aspects of comfort, aesthetic accessibility, and fitness for physical activity through the Physical Activity Resource Assessment (PARA) instrument in squares, parks, and habitable beds in the urban area of the municipality, using the IPVS 2010, as a basic instrument for social vulnerability. The analysis of variance (ANOVA) was adopted to verify the difference in the number of attributes and the Kruskal-Wallis test for the quality of attributes in each location evaluated according to the IPVS. Results: One hundred thirty-two squares, 2 parks, and 10 flower beds were evaluated. The ANOVA results showed that attributes related to comfort, cleanliness, aesthetics, and safety, and accessibility proved to be significant in squares and parks, while cleanliness, aesthetics, and safety showed significance in construction sites, both before the IPVS 2 - Very low vulnerability. For quality, Kruskal test Wallis identified significance in places for the practice of PA and comfort structures in parks and squares and places for the practice of PA and cleaning, aesthetics, and safety in construction sites. 92.4% of spaces are in places of low social vulnerability, with only 2.1% in places of high vulnerability. Conclusion: Our findings show poor quality of the structures, considering the attributes of comfort, cleanliness, aesthetics, and safety, and accessibility structure. In addition, most of the structures were distributed in the central areas with less social vulnerability.