Processo saúde-doença : grupo de policiais militares de Cuiabá, Mato Grosso

Abstract

At present, the high levels of crime and violence, has reached the citizen from different age groups, social class. In this context the employee/Server COP has relevance role in maintenance of law and order in the control of social rules, exposing themselves to various pathologies, resulting in sick leave, retirement and early death. Thus, this study aims to identify the health-disease process in a group of military police from Cuiabá, Mato Grosso. This is a subject of social relevance, because it involves the issue of labor of those servers associated with chronic non-communicable diseases, mental and occupational health. This is an exploratory study, with descriptive quantitative approach in a group of 44 (44) military police who have agreed to participate in this investigation. An anonymous survey of auto-fill was applied and simple frequency analysis performed. It was found that the highest proportion are young people aged 20 to 30 years, race/color, full degree, income between 6 to 10 minimum wages, supporters of a Catholic religion, with less than ten years as an employee/officer server, 97.7% consider stressful work, 27.3% required medical license. In relation to the health-disease process noted reports of medical diagnosis of cholesterol/triglycerides, hypertension. There was no statement from diabetes, but positivity for psychiatric disorder (SRQ-20) and alcoholism (CAGE) and 95% of the participants stated sports. The fact of the server/employee perform their labour activities exposed to constant stress, as well as evidence of mental illness need becomes prevention, control aimed at combating chronic communicable diseases involvement, specifically the mental, as well as to ensure the right to health of this group of workers/police servers as human rights to health according to the Brazilian Constitution of 1988.