Titlebook: Self-Management of Young People with Chronic Conditions; A Strength-Based App Jane N. T. Sattoe,AnneLoes van Staa,Sander R. Hilb Book 2021

concubine

Self-Management of Young People with Chronic Conditions: An Overview and Introduction,owth rather than problems or issues; and employ a broad definition of self-management, which means that it goes beyond medical management and focuses on young people achieving their full potential and a good quality of life. This chapter ends with a brief overview of the contents of the chapters included in this book.

caldron

失眠癥

In-Situ

嬰兒

農(nóng)學(xué)

Self-Management Support for Young People with Chronic Conditions: Roles and Views of Professionals,nt of health (and ill-health), influenced by such behaviours, moves from the caregiver(s) to the individual young person. As an individual young person starts to take responsibility for their own health care, this ideally is appropriately shared and supported by their parents/caregivers, family and

Addictive

Transition to Adulthood: Shifting Roles Between Young People with Chronic Conditions and Their Parens. It examines past and current thinking about parental involvement, drawing on research and literature. The evidence suggests that parenting has often been problematized in transitional care — with parents labelled as over-involved and barriers to young people’s independence and self-management. D

填滿

Peer Support for Young People with Chronic Conditions,alth and wellbeing. The chapter examines definitions of peer support and its theoretical underpinnings, approaches and components. Programmes have been developed for young people with many different chronic conditions and are mainly based on three models described in the chapter. It will be revealed

Conduit

Myocyte