Geospatial approach to study the food environment according to the DASH diet guidelines, an Argentinian experience

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https://doi.org/10.22267/rus.242603.336

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Alimentação, DASH, Análise espacial, Sistemas de informação geográfica, Epidemiologia, Saúde pública

Resumo

Introdução: As características do ambiente alimentar determinam a escolha dos alimentos. Objetivo: Desenhar e implementar uma metodologia para explorar as características do ambiente alimentar em um bairro central da cidade de Córdoba, Argentina, com base na disponibilidade de empresas e lojas de alimentos de acordo com as recomendações da dieta DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension). Materiais e métodos: Foram pesquisados ​​223 estabelecimentos comerciais para determinar o tipo de estabelecimento e a disponibilidade de alimentos com base nas abordagens citadas e georreferenciados com base em coordenadas extraídas da plataforma Google Earth. As empresas foram classificadas através da construção de uma variável quantitativa contínua que resume as informações sobre as vendas de produtos em cada localidade (DASH Score). O mapeamento temático e a construção do Score foram realizados com o software Qgis 3.22. Resultados: Observou-se grande predominância de quiosques, padarias e lanchonetes (59,5%) e os comércios que comercializam apenas alimentos in natura representaram 17,4% do total. Os estabelecimentos considerados insalubres localizavam-se mais ao norte do bairro. Conclusões: A abordagem proposta contribui para o estudo dos ambientes alimentares como ferramenta de prevenção de doenças não transmissíveis e promoção da saúde.

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2024-11-18

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Campero MN, Scavuzzo CM, Oberto MG, Marchiori GN, Popelka RM, Defagó MD. Geospatial approach to study the food environment according to the DASH diet guidelines, an Argentinian experience. Univ. Salud [Internet]. 18º de novembro de 2024 [citado 19º de novembro de 2024];26(3):E30-E37. Disponível em: https://revistas.udenar.edu.co/index.php/usalud/article/view/8536

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Promoção da saúde e prevenção de doenças