BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL EXPERTISE AS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TECHNIQUE SUITABLE FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE VULNERABLE FAMILY GROUP

Abstract

This article explores the relationship between per capita income and poverty, highlighting the importance of biopsychosocial expertise as an effective multidisciplinary technique in protecting vulnerable family groups. It analyzes how per capita income directly impacts living conditions and well-being, contributing to the understanding of poverty as a complex phenomenon. Biopsychosocial expertise is presented as a holistic approach, considering biological, psychological and social aspects, offering a comprehensive view of the needs and challenges faced by vulnerable families. The importance of this technique is highlighted in the formulation of public policies and social interventions aimed at improving the living conditions of these groups, promoting protection and sustainable development.