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Disease
The pathophysiology of a condition.
What does Illness refer to in the context of chronic illness?
The human experience of a disease.
The live experience of chronic illness includes perceptions and beliefs about the condition. This is because…
Everyone has different responses to illness
Ways of living with chronic illness
Disavowal
False Normality
The New Normal
Disruption
Chronic illness contributes to self-image including
Society hides suffering
Effects on employment
Financial losses
Physical losses
Effects of death on family
Perceptions vary by patient. Cognitive representation of illness includes…
Identity of the illness
Timeline
Causes
Consequences
Perceived control
Illness behaviours vary by patient. Factors which influence behaviour include…
Education
Socialization
Past experience
Professional Responses to Illness Behavior
Expect patient cooperation
“give and take” relationship with healthcare professionals
Detrimental effects of poor relationships with physicians
Chronic Illness Intervention
Illness does not need “fixed” or “cured”
Professionals need to listen and understand there experiences
Patient education and timing is important
How does social media possessively affect chronic illness
Support networks for individuals, facilitate the sharing of experiences, information, and coping strategies, but it can also lead to misinformation and create feelings of isolation if comparisons are made.
Mindfulness
A deep awareness of self and others and to living in the moment
Mindful presence
Paying attention to presence, on purpose, in the present moment and nonreactively. Enables patient-centered communication.
Research in Chronic Illness
Identifies relationships between variables, illness experience, and behavior. Lack of research into intervention development
Outcomes of Chronic Illness
Behaviours are not deviant. Support clients and understand their lived experiences.