The Psychosocial Care Network under the look of complexity: who cares for mental health?

Abstract

The objective was to think the Psychosocial Care Network, its tensions and contradictions, through the comprehensive lenses of complex thought. This is a theoretical and analytical essay, presented in the form of a logical-reflexive exposition, with emphasis on argumentation and
personal interpretation. For a theoretical-conceptual basis, a narrative review of the literature was carried out by crossing keywords in several electronic databases. The specialized service is seen as the privileged setting for care. Networked relationships are still incipient and require a closer approximation to the conceptual matrix of Health Care Networks. It is judged essential to guarantee the integration and interlocution of health work points of care in the territory. Finally, accept the dialogical relationship established between the spaces inside and outside the services, as well as the hologramaticity that is established between the Psychosocial Care Network/Health Care Networks and to bet on the interdisciplinarity and the intersectoriality seems like an alternative to make the caring and the networked relationships flow.