A ESTRATÉGIA SAÚDE DA FAMÍLIA COMO MODELO DE CUIDADO INTEGRAL: CONTRIBUIÇÕES DA ATUAÇÃO MULTIDISCIPLINAR NA ATENÇÃO PRIMÁRIA À SAÚDE.

Abstract

The Family Health Strategy (FHS) constitutes the main organizing model of Primary Health Care (PHC) in Brazil, structured based on the principles of territorialization, bonding, longitudinality, and comprehensiveness of care. This study aimed to analyze the FHS as a model of comprehensive care, highlighting the contributions of multidisciplinary action in strengthening care practices in PHC. This is an integrative literature review, conducted in scientific databases, selecting studies published in recent years that address the organization of teamwork and the implementation of comprehensiveness in the context of primary care. The results show that multiprofessional action favors the expansion of access to services, continuous monitoring of families, the construction of shared therapeutic projects, and a broader approach to the health-disease process. It was observed that the integration between different areas of knowledge contributes to greater resolution of health demands, especially in the management of chronic conditions and in health promotion. However, challenges persist related to work overload, limited resources, and the need for continuing education to strengthen interdisciplinary practices. It is concluded that the Family Health Strategy, supported by multidisciplinary action, represents a fundamental instrument for consolidating comprehensive, humanized, and equitable care within the Unified Health System, requiring continuous investments to improve the quality of care offered to the population.