Family Medicine — Health Promotion, Disease Prevention and Preventive Medicine

Family Medicine · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Epistemología de la Medicina Familiar, análisis de determinantes de salud, modelos conductuales trans-teóricos, inmunización avanzada, cribado oncológico y metabólico por ciclo vital bajo criterios de medicina basada en la evidencia (USPSTF/PAPPS), prevención cuaternaria y herramientas del abordaje familiar sistémico.

What it covers

1. Conceptual Foundations of Promotion and Prevention
2. · Historical Evolution of Public Health Frameworks
3. · Operational Differences in Clinical Practice
4. Leavell, Clark and Jamoulle Prevention Models
5. · Jamoulle Matrix: Crossroads between Patient Perception and Medical Judgment
6. Health Psychology and Behavior Change Models
7. · Transtheoretical Model of Change (Prochaska and DiClemente)
8. · Other Theoretical Reference Models
9. Screening Epidemiology and Statistical Analysis
10. · Wilson and Jungner Criteria (WHO, 1968) — The Gold Standard
11. · Mathematical Epidemiology of Screening Tests
12. · Epidemiological Biases in the Evaluation of Screening
13. Clinical Screening Protocols by Life Cycle (USPSTF/PAPPS)
14. · 1. Screening in Childhood and Adolescence (0 to 18 years)
15. · 2. Screening in Young and Middle Adults (18 to 64 years)
16. · 3. Screening in the Elderly (≥65 years)
17. Preventable Infections: Advanced Immunology and Vaccinology
18. · Immunological Basis of Vaccination
19. · Modern Vaccinology Technological Platforms
20. · Vaccination Protocols in Special Guests (High Risk)
21. Promotion of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health
22. · Calculation of Global Cardiovascular Risk vs. Isolated Factors
23. · Scientific Prescription of Lifestyles (The FITT-VP Approach)
24. Evidence-Based Cancer Prevention and Screening
25. · Primary Cancer Prevention: Smoking Cessation
26. · Controversies in Cancer Screening: Prostate Cancer
27. Mental Health, Prevention of Addictive Behaviors and Suicide
28. · Systematic Depression Screening in Primary Care
29. · Screening for Risky Alcohol Consumption (The SBIRT Methodology)
30. · Suicide Prevention in the Clinical Encounter
31. Family Medicine and Community Health (APOC)
32. · Methodological Phases of an APOC Project
33. · Social Determinants of Health (SDH) — WHO Approach
34. Preventive Medicine in Vulnerable and High Risk Populations
35. · 1. The Frail Elderly Patient
36. · 2. Addressing Vulnerable Groups
37. Quaternary Prevention, Iatrogenics and Deprescription
38. · The Cascade of Prescription and Pharmacological Yatrogenesis
39. · Clinical Tools for Systemic Deprescribing
40. · Safe Deprescription Algorithm Example: Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs)
41. Systemic Family Approach Tools
42. · Clinical Instruments of the Family Approach
43. · Impact of Family Dynamics on Prevention
44. Future Challenges, Digital Health and Precision Medicine