Gerontological Nursing:
Self-Management | Study
Guide, Practice Questions
& Exam Review
|Guaranteed success|
, What is the focus of Patient-Centered Care? Patients' needs, concerns, problems, and values are the center of care.
How does Patient-Centered Care respond to patients? It approaches care in a way that is responsive to patients' unique needs and
preferences.
What does Patient-Centered Care address to help It addresses barriers that impede patients' capacity to adhere to
patients? recommendations.
Self-Efficacy in self-management Confidence in one's ability to manage health effectively.
Engagement in self-management Knowledge, skills, ability, and willingness to actively participate in health.
Health Education in self-management Learned experiences designed to improve health through decision-making and
self-tailoring.
Patient-Provider Relationship in self-management Patient takes responsibility for health and collaborates with the healthcare
team.
Disease Management Coordinated interventions and communication to improve health through
effective self-care.
Social Cognitive Theory Individuals expectations directly influence their behaviors
High self-efficacy view of difficult tasks Difficult tasks are viewed as challenges to be mastered rather than avoided.
Social Cognitive Theory: Health sustainability belief Belief that good health can be sustained through positive health behaviors.
Self-efficacy in chronic disease management increased likelihood of successfully managing a chronic condition
What increases ↑self-efficacy and improves health Self-management education
behaviors and outcomes?
Scope of self-management education Enhances confidence, knowledge, and skills of patients and caregivers.
Formats of self-management education One-to-one, group-based, or a combination of both.
Delivery channels for self-management info In person, phone or telehealth, or self-instruction methods.
Self-Management | Study
Guide, Practice Questions
& Exam Review
|Guaranteed success|
, What is the focus of Patient-Centered Care? Patients' needs, concerns, problems, and values are the center of care.
How does Patient-Centered Care respond to patients? It approaches care in a way that is responsive to patients' unique needs and
preferences.
What does Patient-Centered Care address to help It addresses barriers that impede patients' capacity to adhere to
patients? recommendations.
Self-Efficacy in self-management Confidence in one's ability to manage health effectively.
Engagement in self-management Knowledge, skills, ability, and willingness to actively participate in health.
Health Education in self-management Learned experiences designed to improve health through decision-making and
self-tailoring.
Patient-Provider Relationship in self-management Patient takes responsibility for health and collaborates with the healthcare
team.
Disease Management Coordinated interventions and communication to improve health through
effective self-care.
Social Cognitive Theory Individuals expectations directly influence their behaviors
High self-efficacy view of difficult tasks Difficult tasks are viewed as challenges to be mastered rather than avoided.
Social Cognitive Theory: Health sustainability belief Belief that good health can be sustained through positive health behaviors.
Self-efficacy in chronic disease management increased likelihood of successfully managing a chronic condition
What increases ↑self-efficacy and improves health Self-management education
behaviors and outcomes?
Scope of self-management education Enhances confidence, knowledge, and skills of patients and caregivers.
Formats of self-management education One-to-one, group-based, or a combination of both.
Delivery channels for self-management info In person, phone or telehealth, or self-instruction methods.
