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

by Diana Gosalvez Prados — last modified 14/03/2011 12:57:03

Description:

The book achieved its original overarching objective: to act as a powerful stimulus for collective effort, across traditional boundaries, among people interested in improving the management of complex chronic diseases. Without the incentive associated with the creation of something so tangible, or the pressure generated by publication deadlines and launch dates, it would have been difficult to achieve so much, in so short a period of time, and with no financial incentives.

How to cite:

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/

Document Type:
Study

Creation date:
17/05/2010

Along the way, those who responded made a substantial and generous attempt to summarize the limited knowledge available around this important and seriously neglected area, while proposing innovative strategies to fill the gap between what is known and what should be done to meet the needs and expectations of a growing number of vulnerable people in every society in the world.

Source:
Jadad AR, Cabrera A, Martos F, Smith R, Lyons RF

Geographical area:
spain

Attached file:
files/BOOK_OPIMEC_100818.pdf 3.0 MB

Tags:
chronic disease, polypathology

Web site:
http://www.opimec.org/equipos/when-people-live-with-multiple-chronic-dis...

Owner:
Diana Gosalvez Prados

Contributors:

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