Keywords
Health Education
Primary Care
Primary Health Care
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Abstract
Objective: To present the importance of the family health strategy in using health education practices for and with the community. Bibliographic review: Health education stands out as important due to its ability to promote a better quality of life for the population, through prevention and health promotion and the inclusion of the user as the main actor of their health, stimulating self-care with guidelines that provide awareness to the community, this can lead to a reduction in the risk of developing chronic diseases such as diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular disease. Another benefit of health education is empowering people to make informed decisions about their own health, allowing care to be more active in their staff and decision-making about treatments. Final considerations: Health education is present at all times within the family health strategy, being extremely beneficial for professionals, institutions and the entire community, as it helps in disease prevention and health promotion, promoting a better quality of life for the population.
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