Sao Paulo health and wellness forum: South america and global perspectives on evidence based policy and practice
Por Ricardo R. Uvinha (Autor), Kat A. Donnelly (Autor), Ian Culpan (Autor), Christopher R. Edginton (Autor), Giovanna Togashi (Autor), Ming-Kai Chin (Autor), J. Hans de Ridder (Autor), Nara R. C. de Oliveira (Autor), Magdalena M. C. Mok (Autor), J. Larry Durstine (Autor).
Em International Journal Of Health, Physical Education & Computer Science In Sports v. 44, n 1, 2021.
Resumo
The United Nation’s sustainable development goals (SDGs) assemble interdependent goals that focus on building a better and sustainable future for the planet by 2030. These SDGs, particularly Goal 3, Good Health and Well-being, served as the basis for discussion at the Sao Paulo Health and Wellness Forum. At this networking, Brazilian and international scholars and practitioners focused attention on health in relation to technology, physical activity (PA), culture, and education. These topics were discussed with regard to health and well-being in different sociocultural contexts. A qualitative focused group discussion methodology was used to gather data to gain an in-depth understanding of social issues. The outcome report for the Forum, the Consensus Statement, bridges the technology/health/PA nexus. The report highlights emerging insights for implementing local, regional, and national programs that seek to address community health and well-being gaps.
