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1 UK origins and arguments F. Roy Jones Jones, F. Roy 1
2 The ideas and health context from which self-management emerged Jennifer Newbould Newbould, Jennifer 9
3 Participants views 17
Scottish Lowlands Carol McNaughton McNaughton, Carol 17
Tower Hamlets Christine E. A. Cupid Cupid, Christine E. A. 18
The Christie, Manchester Course Tutor (Anonymous) 21
4 Advanced journeys into self-management 23
A personal journey Barbara Hogg Hogg, Barbara 23
The HOPE course Andy Turner Turner, Andy 26
The theory, philosophy, and process of developing the Staying Positive Programme for adolescents with long term medical conditions Kathy Hawley Hawley, Kathy 33
5 The principles of lay leadership Jean Thompson Thompson, Jean 41
6 Delivering courses now 47
Looking at the Expert Patients Programme Jim Phillips Phillips, Jim 47
The programme in Scotland Angela Donaldson Donaldson, Angela 51
Why we chose to get engaged in self-management in Tower Hamlets Elizabeth Bayliss Bayliss, Elizabeth 55
Still questions after 15 years of experience Phil Baker Baker, Phil 59
The online opportunity Ian McNeil McNeil, Ian 64
Maintaining standards Jane Cooper Cooper, Jane 67
7 The value of self-management: Retrieving a sense of self: the loss and reconstruction of a life Patrick Hill Hill, Patrick Mike Osborn Osborn, Mike 73
8 Self-management and government policy David Colin-Thome Colin-Thome, David 83
9 The business case for lay-led self-management Keith Hawley Hawley, Keith 91
10 Implementing pilot EPP within the wider strategy to support self care Ayesha Dost Dost, Ayesha 99
11 Self-management and patient and public involvement Bob Sang Sang, Bob 107
12 The Expert Patients Programme - Community Interest Company: The future Simon Knighton Knighton, Simon 115
13 Co-Creating Health: Transforming health care systems Natalie Grazin Grazin, Natalie Roy Jones Jones, Roy 123
14 Three bodies of the UK research 133
Coventry University Julie Barlow Barlow, Julie 133
The National Primary Care Research and Development Centre, University of Manchester Anne Kennedy Kennedy, Anne Anne Rogers Rogers, Anne 140
Coventry University Applied Research Centre Health and Lifestyle Interventions: Learning from Co-Creating Health Louise M. Wallace Wallace, Louise M. 146
15 'Hard talk': What do we really know about the benefits and value of self-management course provision? David G. Taylor Taylor, David G. 157
16 Which way is forward? F. Ray Jones Jones, F. Ray 165
Index 173
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Antonio Yanez
reviewed Working with Self-Management Courses: The thoughts of participants, planners and policy makers on June 05, 2008
Working with Self-Management Courses: The thoughts of participants, planners and policy makers
I bought this book on a day when I was feeling anything but well. I'll admit it, I was impressed that Dr. Oz did the forward and Dr. Dean Ornish had a comment on the back jacket. The book was interesting and made some good points but what I found the most interesting were the author's credentials or lack thereof. Make no mistake folks. This is just one person's philosophy on how to live a better life. She has written articles for some major magazines and has appeared on national television (most notably the Oprah show). But she is not a doctor, a nutritionist, a dietitian, a personal trainer or even a certified life coach. She is just a woman who believes whole heartedly in the vegan lifestyle and "conscious living." Read it but don't think she's an authority on anything other than her own life.
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