Description

General Objective

To acquire the fundamental knowledge, with theoretical and technical bases, for the integral attention of the family and community in primary care.

Addressed to:

University nurses. In addition, final year students and other health professionals and technicians may apply (subject to the approval of the academic committee).

Content

Module I: DEFINITION AND PRINCIPLES
PHC and Family Health
Integrated Health Care Model
Family risk assessment
Family system (types of families and family functioning)

Module II: FAMILY HEALTH TOOLS
Family assessment tools
Family life cycle
Comprehensive home visit
Crisis intervention
Family interview
Adult education model

Module III: POPULATION IN CHARGE
Concept of population in charge
Child population
Adolescent population
Female population
Adult Population
Older adult population

Module IV: APPROACHES TO CONSIDER IN HEALTH ACTIONS
Promotion
Prevention
Inequities in health
Social determinants
Health education

Module V: ETHICAL ASPECTS
Ethical Framework
Bioethics
Duties and rights law
Informed Consent

Module VI: CURRENT LEGAL FRAMEWORK
MAIS, legal framework
Management commitments (COMGES)
Health promotion, regulatory framework
Regulations on social participation

Module VII: PLANNING AND SCHEDULING
Definition of scheduling
How to schedule
Examples of scheduling
Staffing

Module VIII: CLINICAL MANAGEMENT
Basic notions of clinical management
Team meetings
Consensus plans
Family studies

Module IX: CHARACTERISTICS OF HEALTH CENTERS AND THEIR EVOLUTION
Health Centers
Evolution from a clinic to a Family Health Center
Territorial or sectorial units
Primary and transversal teams

Module X: WORKING WITH THE HEALTH NETWORK
Intersectoriality
Networking models
Care network in Chile
Referral and counter-referral

Module XI: PROMOTION STRATEGIES
Health promotion models
Promotion planning
Promotion in interculturality
Promotion in immigrant population

Module XII: SOCIAL PARTICIPATION AND SOCIAL NETWORKS
Social Networking
Levels of participation
Strategies for social participation

Module XIII: WORKING WITH FAMILIES
Stages of family intervention
Anticipatory guidelines
Models and types of family intervention

Module XIV: LEVELS OF INTERVENTION
Systemic family therapy
Levels of family intervention
Appropriate management of the intervention at home

Module XV: FAMILY ADDRESSES
Integral approach
Psychosocial Accompaniment Program

Additional information

Documentation

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