Family Medicine: Comprehensive Clinical Approach by Life Stages (Life Cycle Health)

Family Medicine · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Estudio exhaustivo del ciclo vital familiar e individual bajo el modelo biopsicosocial. Del diagnóstico prenatal a la senescencia y la transición paliativa, integrando herramientas de intervención familiar, cribados basados en la evidencia y determinantes sociales de la salud.

What it covers

1. Fundamentals of Family Medicine and the Biopsychosocial Approach
2. · 1.1 The Biopsychosocial Paradigm versus the Clinical Biomedical Model
3. · 1.2 General Systems Theory Applied to Family Dynamics
4. · 1.3 The Family Life Cycle (Duvall and McGoldrick-Carter Models)
5. Approach to Pregnancy and Prenatal Health
6. · 2.1 Preconception Consultation: The Pillar of Teratogenic Prevention
7. · 2.2 Systematic Prenatal Control in Primary Care
8. · 2.3 Common Obstetric Pathology in Primary Care
9. Child Health (0 to 11 Years) - Neonatology and Pediatrics in AP
10. · 3.1 Immediate Neonatal Evaluation and Metabolic Screening
11. · 3.2 Key Milestones of Neuropsychomotor Development (0 to 5 years)
12. · 3.3 Immunization and Approach to Prevalent Pediatric Pathologies
13. Adolescence Health (12 to 18 Years) - Transition and Vulnerability
14. · 4.1 Physical Maturation and Pubertal Development (Tanner Scale)
15. · 4.2 The HEEADSSS Interview as a Clinical Screening Instrument
16. · 4.3 Psychoaffective Approach, ED and Risk Behavior
17. Adult Health (19 to 64 Years) - Prevention and Management of Chronic Pathologies
18. · 5.1 Cardiovascular and Metabolic Screening and Cardiovascular Risk Control
19. · 5.2 Evidence-Based Cancer Screening Strategies
20. · 5.3 Women's and Men's Health: Climacteric Transition and Urological Health
21. Health of the Elderly (≥65 Years) - Geriatrics in Primary Care and Frailty
22. · 6.1 Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (VGI) as a Diagnostic Methodology
23. · 6.2 Geriatric Syndromes, Cognitive Impairment and Frailty
24. · 6.3 Polypharmacy, Deprescription and Beers Criteria / STOPP-START
25. Family and Community Intervention Tools
26. · 7.1 Classification and Clinical Management of Family Crises
27. · 7.2 Motivational Interviewing and Behavioral Change Models
28. · 7.3 Community Oriented Primary Care (APOC)
29. Family Assessment Instruments in Clinical Practice
30. · 8.1 The Structured Genogram: Methodology, Symbology and Utility
31. · 8.2 Family APGAR, FACES Scale and Ecomap
32. Approach to Chronic Pain and Palliative Care in the Community
33. · 9.1 Terminality Criteria and the WHO Analgesic Ladder
34. · 9.2 Control of Refractory Symptoms and Palliative Sedation
35. Evidence-Based Preventive Medicine Screening Protocol (USPSTF)
36. Technological News, Future Perspectives and Digital Health