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Article(s) 28 January 2011

An essential component when providing care for people with chronic illnesses

Published on January 28, 2011 by Janie Houle 0

Because of their high recurrence, experts now consider depressive and anxiety disorders to be chronic illnesses. Supported self-management (SSM) is an essential component in the Chronic Care Model, a standard to strive for when providing care for people with chronic illnesses, both physical and mental. Most clinical practice guidelines also recommend SSM for treating depressive and anxiety disorders (NICE, CANMAT).

chronic | cognitive therapy | depressive | mental disorders | self-care

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Article(s) 28 January 2011

An essential component when providing care for people with chronic illnesses