This inaugural issue of The View features four articles that spotlight individual and population initiatives focused on self-management of chronic disease prevention and management.
The View: Perspectives on Chronic Disease Prevention and Management
The View: Perspectives on Chronic Disease Prevention and Management
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The Centrefor Chronic Disease Prevention and Management (CCDPM) is proud to introduce The View: Perspectives on Chronic Disease Prevention and Management. This inaugural issue features four articles that spotlight individual and population initiatives focused on self-management of chronic disease prevention and management.
- Dan Bilsker writes about the issue of mood self-management among individuals coping with chronic illness, and describes a new tool, The Positive Coping with Health Conditions workbook.
- Shahnaz Davachi describes work that she undertook to provide culturally and socially appropriate chronic disease prevention and management services to diverse and vulnerable patient populations in Alberta.
- Sue Mills explains her role in helping to develop the International Chronic Condition Self-Management Support Framework.
- Lorrie Lancaster shares how a public recreation centre in Calgary is thinking outside the box—and its walls—to create a new model for Canada’s public recreation sector.
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