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Objective: to identify the main health problems in the territories of the Family Health Strategy in the view of communitarian agents of health from Montes Claros, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Methods: this was a quantitative, transversal, and census based study. The data collection took place through a semi-structured questionnaire applied to community health agents (CHA) linked to the Family Health Strategy. The research was approved by the Research Ethics Committee from the Montes Claros State University (Unimontes) under the protocol number 1966-10. Results: 241 agents participated in the study. The majority (97.5%) declared knowing the health situation in the territory. Regarding the most common health problems in the community, agents pointed out diseases of the respiratory system (82.40%) in children, chemical dependency (23.56%) in adolescents; and hypertension in adults and elders, in 77.25% and 79.16%, respectively. Conclusion: most community health agents know the health situation of the territories in which they operate. The identification of the main health problems was highlighted according to the cycle of life of the popula tion. The local diagnosis from the CHA, as key informants, contributes to set priorities and establish goals and objectives for tackling problems in the territories of Family Health.

Health problems in a population registered at the family health strategy: the community health agent as the key informant