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The irreversible presence, accumulation or latency of
disease states or impairments that involve the total
Chronic illness human environment for supportive care and self care,
maintenance of function and prevention of further
disability
What contributes to - degree of disability and altered lifestyle
chronicity? - a persons perceptions and beliefs about the disease
Disease The pathophysiology of a condition
- The human experience of a disease
Illness - Lived experiences of the individual and their family
- Resulting impact on a persons life
- Managing or prevent chronic conditions
- Intervention or interventions
Chronic disease - Systematic and collaborative approach to care
management - Involves the person
- Reducing negative impacts
- Monitoring function
- Key detriments of health
Contributing factors
- Lifestyle
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Includes choices made by individuals and recognizes
Lifestyle influence of social, economic and environmental
factors
- 44% of Canadians over the age of 20 are living with
at least 1 condition
- 33% of Canadian adults have two or more chronic
Canadian facts
illnesses
- 3/4 of deaths in Ontario each year result from
chronic illness
- Direct health care costs are around 10.5 billion a
year in Ontario
Economic considerations - There is a large economic burden of chronic disease
risk factors (smoking, alcohol, physical inactivity and
unhealthy eating)
- Older adults
- High-need (5% of patients), High- patients (50% of
Impact of chronic illness health care spending)
- Health care consumer
- Influence of health behaviour
- the response of clients and families to illness
Influence of illness
- the coping strategies they draw on
perceptions
- how they generally response towards their illness
- developed overtime
How are perceptions
- molded by their everyday social interactions
created?
- past experiences and culture
- More than ones race or ethnicity, cultural 'norms'
- a set of explicit and implicit guidelines that
individuals use to view the world and tell them what
Culture
behaviour are appropriate
- e.g. culture of poverty, culture of cancer survivors
and culture of chronic illness
overtime patients with a chronic illness feel their self-
Loss of self
image disappears
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patients feeling the obligation to manage symptoms
Moral work
alongside their daily life
reassessment and a new understanding of self, feeling
Devalued self
revalued by the world
- may be a natural response to chronic illness
Chronic sorrow
- prolonged period of sadness
- patients do not need their illness fixed or cured
- patients need professionals to listen and understand
Interventions illness experience
- evidence informed frameworks and models need to
be developed
- Illness behaviour is not deviant
- We need to support patients
- We need to understand lives experiences of the
Best patient outcomes illness
- Best patient outcome is the healthcare professional
supporting and assisting through the illness
experience
- Therapeutic intervention
- Habit and routine
- Relational-social factors
THRIVE model
- Individual differences
- Values and beliefs
- Emotional factors
Inability of heart to meet the hemodynamic metabolic
Chronic heart failure
demands of the body
750,000 people live with it, this is expected to
Prevalence of CHF
increase
Prevent progression, reduce exacerbations, recognize
early signs of decompensation, control symptoms,
Goals of CHF treatment
assist patient with co managing disease, and improve
quality of life
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Terms in this set (122)
The irreversible presence, accumulation or latency of
disease states or impairments that involve the total
Chronic illness human environment for supportive care and self care,
maintenance of function and prevention of further
disability
What contributes to - degree of disability and altered lifestyle
chronicity? - a persons perceptions and beliefs about the disease
Disease The pathophysiology of a condition
- The human experience of a disease
Illness - Lived experiences of the individual and their family
- Resulting impact on a persons life
- Managing or prevent chronic conditions
- Intervention or interventions
Chronic disease - Systematic and collaborative approach to care
management - Involves the person
- Reducing negative impacts
- Monitoring function
- Key detriments of health
Contributing factors
- Lifestyle
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Includes choices made by individuals and recognizes
Lifestyle influence of social, economic and environmental
factors
- 44% of Canadians over the age of 20 are living with
at least 1 condition
- 33% of Canadian adults have two or more chronic
Canadian facts
illnesses
- 3/4 of deaths in Ontario each year result from
chronic illness
- Direct health care costs are around 10.5 billion a
year in Ontario
Economic considerations - There is a large economic burden of chronic disease
risk factors (smoking, alcohol, physical inactivity and
unhealthy eating)
- Older adults
- High-need (5% of patients), High- patients (50% of
Impact of chronic illness health care spending)
- Health care consumer
- Influence of health behaviour
- the response of clients and families to illness
Influence of illness
- the coping strategies they draw on
perceptions
- how they generally response towards their illness
- developed overtime
How are perceptions
- molded by their everyday social interactions
created?
- past experiences and culture
- More than ones race or ethnicity, cultural 'norms'
- a set of explicit and implicit guidelines that
individuals use to view the world and tell them what
Culture
behaviour are appropriate
- e.g. culture of poverty, culture of cancer survivors
and culture of chronic illness
overtime patients with a chronic illness feel their self-
Loss of self
image disappears
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patients feeling the obligation to manage symptoms
Moral work
alongside their daily life
reassessment and a new understanding of self, feeling
Devalued self
revalued by the world
- may be a natural response to chronic illness
Chronic sorrow
- prolonged period of sadness
- patients do not need their illness fixed or cured
- patients need professionals to listen and understand
Interventions illness experience
- evidence informed frameworks and models need to
be developed
- Illness behaviour is not deviant
- We need to support patients
- We need to understand lives experiences of the
Best patient outcomes illness
- Best patient outcome is the healthcare professional
supporting and assisting through the illness
experience
- Therapeutic intervention
- Habit and routine
- Relational-social factors
THRIVE model
- Individual differences
- Values and beliefs
- Emotional factors
Inability of heart to meet the hemodynamic metabolic
Chronic heart failure
demands of the body
750,000 people live with it, this is expected to
Prevalence of CHF
increase
Prevent progression, reduce exacerbations, recognize
early signs of decompensation, control symptoms,
Goals of CHF treatment
assist patient with co managing disease, and improve
quality of life
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