performance of condition activities, and application of the necessary skills to maintain adequate psycho-social functioning. Johnston et al. Self-management refers to an individual’s 2006 to February Medline, CINAHL SRs, Meta-analyses, self-management, [108] ability to manage the symptoms, treatment, 2008 and EMBASE RCTs and qualitative self-care, physical, psychosocial, and lifestyle changes studies *Definition inherent in living with a chronic condition. self-efficacy, same as [106] patient education, Self-management programmes seek to patient compliance, empower individuals to cope with disease patient participation, and live better quality lives with fewer chronic disease, restrictions from their illness by developing chronic illness care, self-efficacy, which is the level of confidence chronically ill, chronic that an individual has in his or her ability to condition, long term succeed in dealing with their own chronic care; cancer, diabetes
performance of condition activities, and application of the necessary skills to maintain adequate psycho-social functioning. Johnston et al. [108] *Definition same as [106] Self-management refers to an individual’s ability to manage the symptoms, treatment, physical, psychosocial, and lifestyle changes inherent in living with a chronic condition. Self-management programmes seek to empower individuals to cope with disease and live better quality lives with fewer restrictions from their illness by developing self-efficacy, which is the level of confidence that an individual has in his or her ability to succeed in dealing with their own chronic 2006 to February 2008 Medline, CINAHL and EMBASE SRs, Meta-analyses, RCTs and qualitative studies self-management, self-care, self-efficacy, patient education, patient compliance, patient participation, chronic disease, chronic illness care, chronically ill, chronic condition, long term care; cancer, diabetes
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