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Self-Management Support Self-management is not an alternative to medical care; rather, it is “aimed at helping the participant to become an active, non-adversarial, partner with health care providers. Chronic disease is best treated by a balance of traditional medical care and the day-to-day practice of self-management skills” (Lorig 1993 ...
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