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Innocent Besigye
Family-Oriented Primary Care (FOPC) recognizes the family as the immediate context for health and illness. It highlights the importance of considering family-related factors, including genetic predispositions, beliefs, behaviors, and psychosocial stressors, in understanding and managing health conditions. The document introduces tools like genograms and ecomaps to systematically gather family information and identify patterns relevant to patient care and prevention.
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