Family. Medicine

1. Family

MEDICINE

2. Family therapy

This is a branch of medicine that provides comprehensive
medical care to people of all ages, as well as their entire
family. It focuses on prevention, diagnosis, treatment,
and rehabilitation, as well as maintaining patients'
overall long-term health.

3. Contents of This Template

Disease prevention
conducting preventive examinations, vaccination, and lifestyle recommendations.
Diagnosis and treatment of diseases
is the timely detection of diseases and the appointment of adequate treatment.
Coordination of medical care
referral of patients to specialized specialists if necessary.
Ensuring an integrated approach
taking into account the health characteristics of the whole family, interaction with other
medical specialists.
Health maintenance and preventive
work
Long—term monitoring of patients
teaching patients a healthy lifestyle, prevention of chronic diseases.
monitoring their health status, changing therapy if necessary.

4. In what cases is family therapy recommended?

-Disagreements and conflicts in the family
- Problems with the behavior of children and
adolescents
- Divorce, divorces and division of property
- Chronic diseases and illnesses of loved
ones
- Violations in the relationship of spouses

5. Basic principles

-each family member influences others and is part of the
system.
- work with family dynamics, not just with an individual
- focus on conflict resolution and strengthening ties
between family members.
- using communication methods and techniques to
improve mutual understanding.

6. Continents with the greatest need for family medicine development

Mercury
- Countries in focus: India,
Indonesia, Bangladesh, Philippines.
- Why needed: Uneven distribution
of resources, shortage of family
doctors.
Eastern Europe
- Countries in focus: Ukraine,
Moldova, Kazakhstan.
- Why needed: The need to
modernize the health care system
and introduce primary health care.
Australia
- Countries in focus: Venezuela,
Guatemala, Haiti.
- Why needed: Insufficient family
inequality in access to health care.
Africa
- Countries in focus: Nigeria, Congo,
Ethiopia, Uganda.
- Why needed: Vast territories and
poverty, high infant and maternal
mortality.

7. 60-70%

Key Numbers
60-70% ≈100,000
cases of examinations and
implemented through
family medicine.
number of people using
family therapy in Russia
50–70
Countries using family
therapy

8. The importance of family therapy

In modern times, it helps strengthen family relationships,
resolve conflicts, and overcome emotional difficulties,
which contributes to the improvement of psychological
health and overall well-being of family members. This
therapy promotes harmony, support, and the
development of healthy relationships in today's fastpaced and stressful lifestyle.

9. Thanks foe attention!

Made by student a 1st Pediatrics cours
(group - 247/1): Dolbina Ekaterina