Jogos educativos na promoção de saúde de adolescentes com obesidade: revisão integrativa
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Jogos Eletrônicos de Movimento, Adolescente, Obesidade, Promoção da SaúdeResumo
Objetivos: analisar a utilização de jogos digitais educativos para promoção de saúde em adolescentes com obesidade. Métodos: revisão integrativa da literatura efetuada nas bases de dados MEDLINE, LILACS CINAHL e Scopus. Resultados: dos 1.337 estudos identificados, 15 foram incluídos para análise. Os desfechos mais prevalentes nos estudos são a atividade física e a alimentação saudável. Em sua maioria, os jogos digitais configuram videogames ativos com desenhos gráficos, que estimulam o movimento corporal a fim de promover a prática de atividades física, sendo alguns representados por avatares. Nesta modalidade, os adolescentes são instigados a comportamentos da vida real, como ter uma alimentação saudável e desenvolver atividade física. Conclusão: os jogos digitais representam tecnologia educativa, com potencial uso no atendimento à saúde, uma vez que promovem o desenvolvimento de conhecimentos em saúde, atitudes favoráveis à prática de exercícios físicos e alimentação adequada à saúde em adolescentes.
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