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Os comportamentos aditivos (CA) têm custos humanos, materiais e económicos
elevados, havendo grandes esforços de prevenção e monitorização da sua evolução.
Existem vários fatores que potenciam os CA como fatores sociais, culturais e o stress.
O stress é uma constante na maioria da população, sendo mais vincado na atividade
militar, devido a fatores como operação em ambientes instáveis, risco de lesões/acidentes e
morte, entre outros.
Por sua vez, as Forças Nacionais Destacadas (FND) têm o risco adicional que advém
de operar num ambiente menos controlado, com atores hostis e fora do ambiente mais
familiar em que tradicionalmente operam.
Este TII tem como objetivo “Propor melhorias nas estratégias de mitigação dos
Comportamentos Aditivos nas Forças Nacionais Destacadas”. Assim, pretende perceber a
prevenção aplicada pela Força Aérea face aos CA e qual a expressão destes entre as FND.
Dos resultados obtidos, concluiu-se que os CA têm impacto nos militares das FND e
foram propostos cinco pontos de melhoria para mitigação dos CA: ações de sensibilização
no aprontamento; ações de sensibilização anual em toda a FA; implementação de
acompanhamento aos militares das FND; caracterização dos CA dos militares das FND e a
criação de um mecanismo de reporte confidencial, de CA.
The addictive behaviours (AB) have high costs that are either humane, materialistic, and/or economical, and there are great efforts to prevent and monitor of its evolution. Several factors increase the appearance of these behaviours, such as social, culture or stress. Stress is constant in general population, but it is more noticeable in the military due to factors such as operating in unstable environments, the risk of damage/accidents and/or death, among others. The National Detached Forces (NDF) have an additional risk for operating in less controlled environments, with hostile actors and out of the familiar zone where they usually operate. The objective of this TII is to “Suggest improvements in the mitigating strategies of additive behaviours in National Detached Forces”. Thus, it aims to understand the prevention in the Portuguese Air Force (PoAF) to the AB and what is the latter expression in the NDF. Results show that the AB have an impact in NDF militaries. To improve the strategies of AB mitigation, five ideas were proposed: awareness briefing in the pre-deployment stage; annual awareness to all PoAF; implement a follow-up program to the NDF militaries; AB’ characterization in NDF militaries; and creation of a confidential reporting mechanism of AB.
The addictive behaviours (AB) have high costs that are either humane, materialistic, and/or economical, and there are great efforts to prevent and monitor of its evolution. Several factors increase the appearance of these behaviours, such as social, culture or stress. Stress is constant in general population, but it is more noticeable in the military due to factors such as operating in unstable environments, the risk of damage/accidents and/or death, among others. The National Detached Forces (NDF) have an additional risk for operating in less controlled environments, with hostile actors and out of the familiar zone where they usually operate. The objective of this TII is to “Suggest improvements in the mitigating strategies of additive behaviours in National Detached Forces”. Thus, it aims to understand the prevention in the Portuguese Air Force (PoAF) to the AB and what is the latter expression in the NDF. Results show that the AB have an impact in NDF militaries. To improve the strategies of AB mitigation, five ideas were proposed: awareness briefing in the pre-deployment stage; annual awareness to all PoAF; implement a follow-up program to the NDF militaries; AB’ characterization in NDF militaries; and creation of a confidential reporting mechanism of AB.
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Comportamentos aditivos Forças Nacionais Destacadas Força Aérea Addictive Behaviours National Detached Forces Portuguese Air Force