Before 2014, the year in which the Ministry of Health and Social Protection formalizes the Public Policy of the Intercultural System of Indigenous Own Health ─SISPI, the department of Amazonas formulates and implements the Intercultural Model of Care and Provision of Health Services for the Amazon Indigenous Population –Miapspi. This model arises with the intention of incorporating indigenous health models with the Western Health system. In 2011, it receives recognition from the Administrative Department of Public Administration ─ DAFP. This recognition is given for the important contribution to the understanding of intercultural and cross-border health. This model some knowledge dialogues that were fundamental to achieve the application of some western health actions within the indigenous territory of Amazonas are used. Actions that have not been carried out for a long time in the territory of the non-municipal areas of the department of Amazonas. This model fails to transcend time, it does include Western health actions in the therapeutic itineraries of the indigenous Amazonense population. This research investigates the transformations of the therapeutic itineraries from the Miapspi. These experienced transformations of the articulation of traditional medicine with western medicine. A process in which therapeutic itineraries take elements of both modern and traditional medicine to dilute the separation between the two positions. The above, in order to restore the health or welfare state of people. A situation that this work is called Hybridization in health.
