INTEGRATIVE PRACTICES IN THE CONTEXT OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE: NETWORK MODEL INTEGRATED FOR THE ATTENTION BASIC

INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES The Integrative and Complementary Practices (PICs) are the systems and therapeutic resources that seek to stimulate the natural mechanisms of disease prevention and health recovery. In recent years, such therapeutic practices has been increasingly inserted into the reality of the Unified Health System (SUS). This study aims to describe the services necessary for structuring a network of PICs to offer integrated Primary Care in a municipality. METHODOLOGY Descriptive and observational study, built from the query to scientific articles and study of the National Primary Care Policy, Health Promotion, and Integrative and Complementary Practices. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION For universal access to PICs, the structuring of a specialized network in Primary is required (ABs) using the system of reference and counter. From the actions of the Family Health Teams, the Community Health Agents and professionals Basic Health Units (UBSs), where the physician should evaluate whether or not the additional treatment with any of the PICs offered in health services. For this to happen there needs to be an integrated network AB, which oferte such initiatives. As model network, noted the example of the municipality of Recife-PE. Users AB are referred to the Integrated Care Units Health and the Centers of Support for Integrative Practices, mirrored drives in the Centers of Support to Health and operating in matricial the ESF. The universalization of access to PICs in the SUS is of fundamental importance for the strengthening of preventive health model recommended by the system.