Building strategic research directions in chronic disease self-management

Hepworth, Julie, Strand, Haakan, Young, Jacqueline and Marley, John (2010). Building strategic research directions in chronic disease self-management. In: , ASBHM: Australasian Society for Behavioural Health and Medicine. 7th Annual Scientific Conference. Behavioural and Health: Applications to Individuals and Populations. ASBHM 2010: 7th Annual Scientific Conference, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, (123-123). 10-12 February 2010.

Author Hepworth, Julie
Strand, Haakan
Young, Jacqueline
Marley, John
Title of paper Building strategic research directions in chronic disease self-management
Conference Paper Type Published Abstract
Conference name ASBHM 2010: 7th Annual Scientific Conference    (ERA 2010 Rank C)
Conference location Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Conference dates 10-12 February 2010
Convener Australasian Society for Behavioural Health and Medicine
Proceedings title ASBHM: Australasian Society for Behavioural Health and Medicine. 7th Annual Scientific Conference. Behavioural and Health: Applications to Individuals and Populations
Publication date 2010
Start page 123
End page 123
Total pages 1
Language eng
Formatted Abstract/Summary Introduction: Chronic diseases are increasing at an alarming rate worldwide resulting in severe physical, psychological and emotional impairment. It is imperative, therefore, that researchers explore collaborative research practices to more effectively build knowledge for their prevention and management. This research is a piece of reflective work that examined the process of building research capacity in the School of Nursing and Midwifery and the content of three current research projects on chronic disease to inform research practice.

Conclusions: Rather than building research in chronic disease in a sequence as sole researchers, this reflective work illustrates how to simultaneously build research experience and identify enduring themes in current research content to inform cutting edge prevention projects.
Subjects EX
Q-Index Code EX
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Institutional Status UQ
Additional Notes Presented as Poster No.19.

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