Health indicators of families with under-age children: protocol for a scoping review

Inês Alexandra Dias Fonseca; Vanessa dos Santos Cardoso Monteiro; Joni André Borges Madureira; Liliana Isabel Ferreira Borges; Carla Amorim Pinho; José António Alves Reduto Reduto; Maria Henriqueta de Jesus Silva Figueiredo; Zaida Borges Charepe

doi:10.54022/shsv5n3-032

Health indicators of families with under-age children: protocol for a scoping review

Inês Alexandra Dias Fonseca^*, Vanessa dos Santos Cardoso Monteiro, Joni André Borges Madureira, Liliana Isabel Ferreira Borges, Carla Amorim Pinho, José António Alves Reduto Reduto, Maria Henriqueta de Jesus Silva Figueiredo, Zaida Borges Charepe

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Family health is defined as a state of dynamic well-being and relative change, which includes biological, psychological, spiritual, sociological and cultural factors of the constituent members as well as aspects of the functioning of the family unit. This means that family health will depend on the interaction between personal factors, specific family group factors and sociological factors. Aim: To map the available evidence on the health of families with under-age children attended in the context of primary health care, identifying the indicators used in characterising their health. This protocol follows the Joanna Brigs Institute (JBI) methodology. The PCC strategy was adopted for the construction of the research guiding question: P (Population) Families with under-age children; C (Concept) Family’s Health; C (Context) Primary Health Care. The sample will consist of studies that address family health and its indicators. A search will be conducted in electronic databases and grey literature. Conclusions: the previous research found studies that support the possibility of Scoping Review.

Original language	English
Article number	e6918
Pages (from-to)	1-13
Number of pages	14
Journal	Studies in Health Sciences
Volume	5
Issue number	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.54022/shsv5n3-032
Publication status	Published - 21 Aug 2024

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Family health
Family
Health status indicators
Primary health care

UN SDGs

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Barros, M. (PI), Rosa, N. (Researcher), Correia, M. J. (Researcher), Caldas, A. C. (Researcher), Amado, J. C. (Researcher), Figueiredo, A. S. (Researcher), Esteves, A. C. (Researcher), Mineiro, A. (Researcher), Abreu, A. M. (Researcher), Duarte, A. S. (Researcher), Almeida, S. F. (Researcher), Correia, A. (Researcher), Moura, A. (Researcher), Almeida, A. (Researcher), Araújo, B. (Researcher), Moura-Netto, C. (Researcher), Ferrito, C. (Researcher), Pais-Vieira, C. (Researcher), Festas, C. (Researcher), Marques-Vieira, C. (Researcher), Catré, D. (Researcher), Nunes, E. (Researcher), Jesus, É. (Researcher), Ribeiro, F. (Researcher), Rosário, F. (Researcher), Fernandes, G. (Researcher), Rato, J. R. (Scholarship holder), Salgado, J. R. (Researcher), Neves-Amado, J. (Researcher), Amendoeira, J. (Researcher), Sá, L. (Researcher), Capelas, M. L. (Researcher), Vieira, M. M. (Researcher), Nunes, M. V. S. (Researcher), Cardoso, M. (Researcher), Veiga, N. J. (Researcher), Fonseca, P. (Researcher), Correia, P. N. (Researcher), Couto, P. (Researcher), Pontífice-Sousa, P. (Researcher), Ravasco, P. (Researcher), Carvalho, P. V. D. (Researcher), Alves, P. (Researcher), Melo, P. (Researcher), Silva, R. (Researcher), Canaipa, R. (Researcher), Noites, R. (Researcher), Rio, R. (Researcher), Almeida, S. (Researcher), Deodato, S. (Researcher), Caldeira, S. (Researcher), Silva, S. (Researcher), Borges, T. (Researcher), Silva, V. (Researcher), Charepe, Z. (Researcher), Rodrigues-Pires, F. (Volunteer), Veludo, F. (Researcher), Carmo, H. (Scholarship holder), Romeiro, J. (Student), Melo, M. (Researcher), Braga, M. (Researcher), Amaral, T. (Researcher), Moreira, M. A. (Researcher), Guerra, N. (Student), Santos, P. (Researcher), Paço, S. (Student), Lynce, S. (Scholarship holder), Miguel, S. (Student), Costa, T. (Researcher), Silva-Neves, V. (Researcher), Silva, A. (Researcher), Carvalho, A. R. (Researcher), Almeida, B. (Researcher), Figueiredo, C. (Researcher), Esteves, E. (Scholarship holder), Araújo, F. M. (Researcher), Garcia, J. G. (Researcher), Santos, L. (Researcher), Santos, N. M. D. (Researcher), Lopes, P. (Researcher), Bornes, R. (Researcher), Silva, R. (Researcher), Costa, S. (Researcher), Silva, S. M. (Researcher), Marques, T. (Researcher), Almeida, A. (Researcher), Santos, M. (Scholarship holder), Santos, P. (Researcher), Miguel, S. (Researcher), Mendes, K. (Researcher), Gomes, A. P. (Researcher), Henriques, J. M. P. (Researcher), Costa, H. A. F. P. (Researcher) & Ribeiro, P. (Researcher)
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