USING A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM OF THE CALGARY MODEL FAMILY APPROACH AS TOOL IN THE FAMILY HEALTH STRATEGY

Introduction and Objectives: The family plays a fundamental role in the welfare and health of its members and influences the disease. Therefore, the health care provider should consider family-centered care as part of your routine, establishing evaluation and reliable family intervention practices. The objective of this work is to have a specific and detailed view of the individual / family and their relationship with each other and support networks. Method: A descriptive study of quantitative and qualitative approach, using as a theoretical model the Calgary Family Assessment (FHH). It will run through prior training of Community Health Agents (ACS), sequenced by genograms and ecomaps design in home visits to 120 families randomly selected, with the presence of a higher level of health professional and a community health worker in from February to March 2016, with subsequent data analysis. Expected results and conclusions: CHA enabled to draw genograms and ecomaps; specific and detailed view of the interrelationship between members of the same family and this with the support networks; enlarged view of the family team profile. Thus, it is believed that the multidisciplinary effort in the Family Health Strategy will be enhanced as it will focus on relationships rather than isolated elements.