Implementing Practical Interventions to Support Chronic Illness Self-Management
The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and SafetyPublished 1 November 2003
Russell E. Glasgow, Connie L. Davis, Martha M. Funnell, Arne Beck
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Self-management should be an integral part of primary care, an ongoing iterative process, and patient centered; use collaborative goal setting and decision making; and include problem solving, outreach, and systematic follow-up.
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Self-management should be an integral part of primary care, an ongoing iterative process, and patient centered; use collaborative goal setting and decision making; and include problem solving, outreach, and systematic follow-up.
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