The model of attention to non-communicable chronic conditions and psychosocial attention
The present work aims to be a reflexive analysis on the chronic conditions (MACC) model of attention as the organizing axis of primary health care teams with transversality in psychosocial attention. This is a descriptive study with reflexive analysis. The results were discussed in three categories: MACC as the guiding principle; Psychosocial Attention Network and MACC; the relevance of MACC in the training of health professionals. As results, for primary care to work integrated psychosocial care is necessary a reorientation of the model adopted in the network points.