Supporting chronic condition self-management: A clinician perspective

Authors

  • Kaitlin Sibbald Dalhousie University
  • à…sa Audulv Mid Sweden University
  • Kylie Peacock Dalhousie University
  • America Fracini Dalhousie University
  • Tara Sampalli Nova Scotia Health Authority
  • Grace Warner Dalhousie University
  • George Kephart Dalhousie University
  • Tanya Packer Dalhousie University

Keywords:

Self-Management, Chronic Disease, Patient Support

Abstract

This qualitative study examined clinicians on Chronic Disease Teams in Nova Scotia‘s perspectives of self-management. Findings indicate that they often view self-management as an individual journey. They believe that effectively working with self-management involves considering what is important to patients, their coping strategies, and difficulties they may be encountering.

Author Biography

Kaitlin Sibbald, Dalhousie University

Research Assistant

Department of Occupational Therapy

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Published

2019-07-03

Issue

2018: Healthy Living, Healthy Life Conference Proceedings

Section

Theme 1. Collaborative health, wellbeing, and wellness-focused research, education, and approaches

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