Daniela Moyano1, Natalia Elorriaga2, Yuly Duque-Villa3, María Cecilia Antún4, Verónica González5, María Belizán6, Vilma Irazola7. 1. Instituto de Efectividad Clínica y Sanitaria. dmoyano@iecs.org.ar. 2. Instituto de Efectividad Clínica y Sanitaria. nelorriaga@iecs.org.ar. 3. Universidad de Nueva York. Departamento de Sociología. ydv203@nyu.edu. 4. Gobierno de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Diratora. Dirección General de Desarrollo Saludable . ceciantun@gmail.com. 5. Gobierno de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Dirección General de Desarrollo Saludable (DGDS). vgonzalez9j@gmail.com. 6. Instituto de Efectividad Clínica y Sanitaria . mbelizan@iecs.org.ar. 7. Instituto de Efectividad Clínica y Sanitaria. virazola@iecs.org.ar.
Abstract
Introduction: Introduction. Health promotion initiatives, even more those promoted by the State, play a fundamental and strategic role in the construction of healthy lifestyles. The objective was to explore from the perspective of a group of young adults from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, dimensions and qualitative categories related to health promotion community initiatives with a focus on healthy diet, physical activity, and smoking cessation. Methods: A qualitative phenomenological study were conducted, including sixteen in-depth interviews with people under 40 years of age. Results: Were found and explored that interventions through websites, email, social networks, application- Mobile App (App), calls, text messages (SMS), printed material, or brief advice. The most acceptable interventions were: website, social networks, and the App. The potential use of these interventions would be related by the inclusion of audiovisual elements and personalized messages. Conclusion: The findings indicate that interventions that include social networks, App and web would have greater potential among young adults to promote healthy lifestyles. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba.
Introduction: Introduction. Health promotion initiatives, even more those promoted by the State, play a fundamental and strategic role in the construction of healthy lifestyles. The objective was to explore from the perspective of a group of young adults from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, dimensions and qualitative categories related to health promotion community initiatives with a focus on healthy diet, physical activity, and smoking cessation. Methods: A qualitative phenomenological study were conducted, including sixteen in-depth interviews with people under 40 years of age. Results: Were found and explored that interventions through websites, email, social networks, application- Mobile App (App), calls, text messages (SMS), printed material, or brief advice. The most acceptable interventions were: website, social networks, and the App. The potential use of these interventions would be related by the inclusion of audiovisual elements and personalized messages. Conclusion: The findings indicate that interventions that include social networks, App and web would have greater potential among young adults to promote healthy lifestyles. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba.
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health promotion; young adult; health services
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