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[Training and competencies for primary care teams from the perspective of Chilean expertsTreinamento e competências para equipes de atenção primária na perspectiva de especialistas chilenos].

Objective
To describe the competencies for primary health care teams (PHC) in different topics related to the direct care of the user and the management of primary health centers, according to the perception of Chilean experts in PHC.


Methods
Mixed design studio. An electronic Delphi method was conducted with 29 national experts in APS.


Results
A matrix of specific competences related to direct work with families and to the management of the health center prioritized in three levels is proposed. Experts agreed that a critical mass of professionals with competencies in PHC is required.


Conclusions
The challenge of reorganizing health systems around a strong and quality PHC can only be achieved with the participation of professionals who understand and practice the attributes and fundamental principles of PHC. The results of this study show a competency profile for PHC professionals aligned with international recommendations achievable through continuous education strategies.