“…A model is a representation of the relationships between the factors used in the theory. Promoting self-care, indicated by trustworthiness, agenda setting, and co-responsibility, implies an emotional process and a rational treatment of information about a public health problem such as an epidemic or pandemic (Molina et al, 2019). This is so because, although it is a biochemical phenomenon, it becomes a public health problem by involving political and civil actors in the goals, tasks, and objectives of health professionals, who may have access to the media, but they are replaced by communicators, journalists, presenters, reporters, columnists or informants on the public health problem.…”