Integrative and complementary practices in SUS: an integrative review on the achievement and integrality of health care

The application of PNPIC will not materialize without disregarding the dominant pattern of understanding health care. The application of PICs presupposes an unprecedented economic impact on the SUS, as by proposing patient emphasis and de-medicalization and promoting the reduction of the use of public resources, it will mitigate the mercantilist bias that guides the conventional model, contradicted by the global adoption trend. integrative practices. Given the results, arises for the conscious managers of SUS the responsibility to dismantle the dominant standard of care, because the consequences of facing political barriers and destabilization of the pharmaceutical industry are arduous. The perennial education of professionals will strengthen the security and maintenance of the age-old tradition of PICs. It should be noted that integrative practices are not intended to nullify conventional medicine, nor to disregard the scientific evidence constructed. The growing popularity promotes the expansion of users' access to services, a goal pursued by all managers that are components of SUS.