Abstract
The article aims to analyze the main documents of the Ministry of Health, published between 2010 to 2014, which guide the work of the Family Health Expanded Support Center (NASF) and discuss its guidelines. For this purpose, the documentary analysis technique was used. The following documents were analyzed: National Policies for Basic Care, promulgated in 2012 and Notebooks for Basic Care nº 27 and nº 39. Data analysis was performed based on content analysis. The results were categorized as follows: the NASF guidelines as a guide to the work process; methodology and tools of work and the norms for work organization. It was verified that the work of the NASF allows the accomplishment of several actions from the needs of the Teams of Family Health (eSF) and of the territory. In addition, it was observed that the regulations of the NASF propose a logic of organization of work in health, based on a joint action, built through the interaction and agreement established between NASF, eSF, managers, community and other existing social equipment teams of the territory.
Primary Health Care; Family Health Expanded Support Center; Health Work; Documentary Research