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The expansion of the multi-professional team in Primary Health Care (APS) input professional\udcategories that have traditionally worked in the service of medium and high complexity. The lack of knowledge on\udthe assignments of these new jobs can be an obstacle to effective interdisciplinary and sharing practices. Objective:\udThe study aimed to analyze the professional healthcare team understanding on the Family and Support Center for\udFamily Health (NASF) and the practices of Occupational Therapy in APS, as a member of NASF team. Method: This\udstudy is characterized as exploratory and qualitative field, with data collected individually, through semi-structured\udinterviews with professionals of a Family Health Team and a NASF team. We used content analysis for data processing. Results: We identified that the understanding of the teams on the role of the occupational therapist is partial, linking their practices basically with mental health and rehabilitation, confusing their duties with the other team members. Conclusion: It was difficult to differentiate occupational therapist own practices, even when the\udwork is shared. This suggests the need to implement strategies, such as matrix-based strategies to overcome the gaps in knowledge between the team and the specifics of each profession engaged in APS

A COMPREENSÃO DE PROFISSIONAIS DA ATENÇÃO PRIMÁRIA À SAÚDE SOBRE AS PRÁTICAS DA TERAPIA OCUPACIONAL NO NASF