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  • A new tool was developed to assess the activities of family health teams to help with staff planning.
  • The tool underwent several stages, including development, content validation, and testing in three health units in southeastern Brazil.
  • It successfully validated 39 interventions and showed a high level of agreement (93.7%) during pilot testing, making it a valuable resource for primary health care management.

Article Abstract

Objective To develop and validate an instrument that addresses the interventions/activities carried out by the family health team as reference for staff planning. Method Methodological research developed in stages: instrument development, content validation, and pilot test in three units located in the southeastern region of Brazil. Results 39 interventions were validated in a single instrument to measure workload for clinician, dental surgeon, oral health technician/assistant, nurse, nurse assistant, and community health agent. In the pilot test, the instrument contained 100% of the interventions observed and the observers reached 93.7% agreement. Conclusion The proposed instrument is an innovating tool because of its configuration for health team and supports staff planning in primary health care.

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