Disease Management: Promising, But Not Yet Proven

Debbie Peikes

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Abstract: Some studies have shown that people with chronic health conditions may experience fewer hospitalizations and have better quality of life if they receive medical care consistent with recommended standards; adhere to medication, diet, exercise, and self-care regimens; have access to transportation and social support services; and experience better communication among their health care providers.

Keywords: Disease; Management (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 4
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