1.8: Review of Module 1

David Featherston

Learning objectives review

Learning objectives

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I have an improved knowledge of chronic condition self-management

I have an improved knowledge of chronic condition self-management support

I am aware of evidence-based research supporting chronic condition self-management

I am aware of evidence-based research supporting chronic condition self-management support

I am more aware of greater benefits of working with carers

I have improved knowledge in the choice of terminology and definitions of terms related to chronic condition self-management

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Please answer either Myth or Fact to the following questions to test your knowledge.

1. Self-management reduces the cost of patient care by reducing patient services.

2. Self-management can also be termed self-treatment.

3. Working in collaboration has positive health outcomes for the patient.

4. Self-management means that there is an increased risk of becoming unwell.

5. A self-management approach results in improved treatment adherence.

6. Self-management means that visits to the doctor are discouraged.

7. Self-management support is the same as patient education.

8. Patient education should be a part of the self-management process.

9. Self-management and self-management support are the same.

10. Carers can be an invaluable support to a psychiatrist.