EU health co-design policies to counteract the COVID-19 pandemic effect promoting physical activity.

IF 0.9 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RISK & SAFETY IN MEDICINE Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.3233/JRS-227012

Luca Zambelli, Francesco Pegreffi

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Abstract

Background: The research is placed in the context of interdisciplinary medical-legal studies on the importance of promoting physical activity as a public health tool.

Objective: The aim was to highlight the tools that can be used by EU members for planning interventions aimed at overcoming the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic and for responding to a future crisis.

Methods: First, the medical resources relating to the indirect and direct effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are analysed. Then, the results are compared with the measures of the EU bodies to verify the correspondence of the scientific arrests, with the political-regulatory interventions.

Results: It was found that the prolonged closure of sports centres and the contagion from COVID-19 produce affects the body in a way that can only be recovered by motor activity. However, in the EU, there does not exist a regulatory harmonization about health issues that can directly impose the Members to implement their legislation to promote motor activity.

Conclusions: The signing of the Rome Declaration at the Global Health Summit on 21 May 2021 constitutes an important and concrete commitment for the exchange in the medical-scientific field, and for an effective co-design of intervention strategies for the relaunch of physical activity within projects such as EU4Health and the two-year HealthyLifestyle4All campaign.

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欧盟卫生共同设计政策，以抵消COVID-19大流行对促进身体活动的影响。

背景:这项研究是在跨学科医学法律研究的背景下进行的，研究的重点是促进体育活动作为公共卫生工具的重要性。目标:目的是强调欧盟成员国可用于规划干预措施的工具，旨在克服COVID-19大流行的后果，并应对未来的危机。方法:首先对新冠肺炎大流行间接影响和直接影响相关的医疗资源进行分析。然后，将结果与欧盟机构的措施进行比较，以验证科学逮捕与政治监管干预的对应关系。结果:研究发现，体育中心的长期关闭和COVID-19的传染对身体的影响只能通过运动来恢复。然而，在欧盟，不存在关于健康问题的监管协调，可以直接强制成员国实施其促进运动活动的立法。结论:2021年5月21日在全球卫生首脑会议上签署的《罗马宣言》是一项重要而具体的承诺，旨在促进医学科学领域的交流，并有效地共同设计干预战略，以便在欧盟健康和为期两年的全民健康生活方式运动等项目中重新启动身体活动。

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RISK & SAFETY IN MEDICINE PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-

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2.20

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17.60%

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102

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