Specialization in FCM and the challenge of medical qualification for the Family Health Strategy: a proposal for large-scale specialization through distance education

Authors

  • Eno Dias de Castro Filho Médico of Family and Community, MA Education, Scientific Director SBMFC 2004-2008, Telehealth Coordinator RS.
  • Gustavo Diniz Ferreira Gusso Médico of Family and Community Health of the City of Florianopolis / Director of Residence SBMFC.
  • Marcelo Marcos Piva Demarzo Médico of Family and Community, Director of Undergraduate SBMFC. Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor. Adj. Dep.de Medicine, UFSCar, São Carlos,Paulo, Brazil.
  • Airton Stein Médico Family Practice and PhD in Epidemiology of Management Education and Research GHC Porto Alegre.
  • João Carlos Schneider Médico of Family and Community; Profamilia President of Education and Research.
  • Marcello Dala Bernardina Dalla Médico of Family and Community. Master in Education. Professor, School of Sciences of Santa Casa de Misericordia de Vitoria ES and the Center University of Vila Velha. Vice President of SBMFC.
  • Maria Inez Padula Anderson Médica of Family and Community Health PhD, associate professor and tutor of Residence in MFC, FCM, UERJ, President of SBMFC, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
  • Mário Roberto Garcia Tavares Médico of Family and Community, a Master in Epidemiology, UFRGS Professor and Preceptor of RMFC Conceição Hospital, Porto Alegre, RS.
  • Ricardo Donato Rodrigues Médico, Doctor of Public Health, Professor Dep Med Ad Integral With Fam and FCM, UERJ.
  • José de Almeida Castro Filho Especialista of Family and Community Medicine / Health Administration Professor of Medicine at the University Center Old Town.
  • Raphael Augusto Teixeira de Aguiar Medicine, Master in Public Health, the Center for Research in Community Health Education UFMG (NESCON).

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5712/rbmfc3(9)338

Keywords:

Internship and Residency, Family Health, Education A Distance.

Abstract

This document identifies the need for large-scale specialization in Family and Community Medicine (FCM) for the physicians of the Brazilian Family Health Program (FHP). The medical residency programs (MRP) continue the golden-standard for graduate education, but they are not enough to fill that gap. It is suggested that the Brazilian Society of Family and Community Medicine (SBMFC) shall be in charge of certifying the process. E-learning with some presential moments is considered the most suitable modality for propitiating access to health professionals already in service; valuing their continuity in the services; directing the teaching-learning process towards comprehensive intelligence and for coordinating different learning resources. The competences are those defined by the WONCA, adapted to the Brazilian reality. .Learn to learn. as a Family Doctor is the main goal. Complex cases constructed according to a framework of different clinical problems adapted to regional realities are the main tool for this process and the SBMFC offers itself to encourage such strategy.

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Author Biographies

Eno Dias de Castro Filho, Médico of Family and Community, MA Education, Scientific Director SBMFC 2004-2008, Telehealth Coordinator RS.

Médico of Family and Community, MA Education, Scientific Director SBMFC 2004-2008, Telehealth Coordinator RS.

Gustavo Diniz Ferreira Gusso, Médico of Family and Community Health of the City of Florianopolis / Director of Residence SBMFC.

Médico of Family and Community Health of the City of Florianopolis / Director of Residence SBMFC.

Marcelo Marcos Piva Demarzo, Médico of Family and Community, Director of Undergraduate SBMFC. Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor. Adj. Dep.de Medicine, UFSCar, São Carlos,Paulo, Brazil.

Médico of Family and Community, Director of Undergraduate SBMFC. Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor. Adj. Dep.de Medicine, UFSCar, São Carlos,
Paulo, Brazil.

Airton Stein, Médico Family Practice and PhD in Epidemiology of Management Education and Research GHC Porto Alegre.

Médico Family Practice and PhD in Epidemiology of Management Education and Research GHC Porto Alegre.

João Carlos Schneider, Médico of Family and Community; Profamilia President of Education and Research.

Médico of Family and Community; Profamilia President of Education and Research.

Marcello Dala Bernardina Dalla, Médico of Family and Community. Master in Education. Professor, School of Sciences of Santa Casa de Misericordia de Vitoria ES and the Center University of Vila Velha. Vice President of SBMFC.

Médico of Family and Community. Master in Education. Professor, School of Sciences of Santa Casa de Misericordia de Vitoria ES and the Center
University of Vila Velha. Vice President of SBMFC.

Maria Inez Padula Anderson, Médica of Family and Community Health PhD, associate professor and tutor of Residence in MFC, FCM, UERJ, President of SBMFC, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Médica of Family and Community Health PhD, associate professor and tutor of Residence in MFC, FCM, UERJ, President of SBMFC, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Mário Roberto Garcia Tavares, Médico of Family and Community, a Master in Epidemiology, UFRGS Professor and Preceptor of RMFC Conceição Hospital, Porto Alegre, RS.

Médico of Family and Community, a Master in Epidemiology, UFRGS Professor and Preceptor of RMFC Conceição Hospital, Porto Alegre, RS.

Ricardo Donato Rodrigues, Médico, Doctor of Public Health, Professor Dep Med Ad Integral With Fam and FCM, UERJ.

Médico, Doctor of Public Health, Professor Dep Med Ad Integral With Fam and FCM, UERJ.

José de Almeida Castro Filho, Especialista of Family and Community Medicine / Health Administration Professor of Medicine at the University Center Old Town.

Especialista of Family and Community Medicine / Health Administration Professor of Medicine at the University Center Old Town.

Raphael Augusto Teixeira de Aguiar, Medicine, Master in Public Health, the Center for Research in Community Health Education UFMG (NESCON).

 Medicine, Master in Public Health, the Center for Research in Community Health Education UFMG (NESCON).

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Published

2007-11-17

How to Cite

1.
Castro Filho ED de, Gusso GDF, Demarzo MMP, Stein A, Schneider JC, Dalla MDB, Anderson MIP, Tavares MRG, Rodrigues RD, Castro Filho J de A, Aguiar RAT de. Specialization in FCM and the challenge of medical qualification for the Family Health Strategy: a proposal for large-scale specialization through distance education. Rev Bras Med Fam Comunidade [Internet]. 2007 Nov. 17 [cited 2024 Jul. 22];3(9):199-20. Available from: https://rbmfc.org.br/rbmfc/article/view/338

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 9 (2007)

Section

Research Articles

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