The main objective of the master's degree is for students to acquire new knowledge and specific skills in primary health care in theoretical, clinical, and research terms.
The course targets doctors, nurses, psychologists, dentists, pharmacists, and nutritionists and seeks to develop the quantity and quality of research in this field.
The education process also seeks to develop skills, experience, and knowledge in innovative subjects such as the incorporation of new Information and Communication Technologies, new models of decision-making and integration of patient values, and new ethical challenges in clinical practice.