Living well

Self-management of chronic diseases, which increase with age, is vital. This article discusses the benefits of chronic disease self-management and how nurses and other healthcare professionals can provide supportive care. It also presents an evidence-based intervention project that promoted chronic disease self-management among community-dwelling older adults.

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Nursing
Published
2024-09-20
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1097/nsg.0000000000000051
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1
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Diabetes Management and Education
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Living well

Karen Lucas Breda, Erin Mackel
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Diabetes Management and Education
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Living well

Karen Lucas Breda, Erin Mackel
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Abstract

Self-management of chronic diseases, which increase with age, is vital. This article discusses the benefits of chronic disease self-management and how nurses and other healthcare professionals can provide supportive care. It also presents an evidence-based intervention project that promoted chronic disease self-management among community-dwelling older adults.

NursingVol. 54(10)
University of Hartford (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 34%
Diabetes Management and Education
0.36
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