When people live with multiple chronic diseases: a collaborative approach to an emerging global challenge

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This is a live interactive document that seeks to facilitate a global collaborative effort to distill the best available knowledge on how to meet the challenges faced by people living with multiple chronic diseases.

Please make as many contributions as you consider appropriate by clicking on the comments bubble that appears at the top right corner of each section.

Responsibility for the content rests with the contributors and does not necessarily represent the views of Junta de Andalucia or any other organization participating in this effort. Those individuals who make substantive additions will be invited to join the book as named contributors.

Foreword

Editors and Technical support team

Contributors

Acknowledgments

  1. Why Multiple Chronic Diseases? Why now? What  is going on around the world?
  2. The language of polypathology
  3. Prevention and health promotion
  4. Management models
  5. Patient education and self-management
  6. Primary care, institutional services and integrated management processes
  7. Supportive care and palliative care
  8. Integrative medicine
  9. Socioeconomic implications
  10. The promise of Genomics, Robotics, Informatics/eHealth and Nanotechnologies
  11. Dealing with challenges of polypathology, together: What´s next

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Reference: Jadad AR, Cabrera A, Martos F, Smith R, Lyons RF. When people live with multiple chronic diseases: a collaborative approach to an emerging global challenge. Granada: Andalusian School of Public Health; 2010. Available at: http://www.opimec.org/equipos/when-people-live-with-multiple-chronic-diseases

 

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Comments

1
Gonzalo Bacigalupe
16/06/2010 19:42
 

Excellent resource!

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jose luis
20/06/2010 18:49
 

Lo leeré con calma

gracias

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Manuel Fdez
26/02/2011 14:39
 

La pediatría también sufre las enfermedades crónicas, los niños con problemas de hiperactividad, retraso... Hay que tenerlos en cuenta

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espeup
esperanza martinez
19/04/2011 10:16
 

iniciativa necesaria con resultado interesante y útil.Enhorabuena!

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Marcio Ulises Estrada Paneque
24/02/2012 19:41
 

Creo que el excelente esfuerzo de OPIMEC se enriquecería con el abordaje de las ECC de la infancia. Algunos pediatras estamos trabajando la pluripatología y las comorbilidades en Pediatría, e incursionando en la relación que tiene estas con las ECNT del adulto. Saludos a los miembros de OPIMEC desde Cuba

Marcio Ulises Estrada. MD. PhD

Especialista de Primer y Segundo Grado en Pediatría y en Salud Pública

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Marcio Ulises Estrada Paneque
24/02/2012 19:46
 

Creo que el excelente esfuerzo de OPIMEC se puede enriquecer con el abordaje de las ECC de la infancia. Algunos pediatras estamos trabajando la pluripatología y las comorbilidades en Pediatría, e incursionando en la relación que tiene estas con las ECNT del adulto. Saludos a los miembros de OPIMEC desde Cuba

Marcio Ulises Estrada. MD. PhD

Especialista de Primer y Segundo Grado en Pediatría y en Salud Pública

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