Autogestion des patients basée sur les Patient-Reported Outcomes
Résumé
- L'autogestion peut responsabiliser les patients en développant des compétences pour gérer les difficultés associées à leur maladie et à leur traitement.
- Les professionnels de santé peuvent apporter un soutien à l'autogestion afin de responsabiliser les patients pour qu'ils participent activement et de manière collaborative à leurs soins.
- Les stratégies de soutien à l'autogestion peuvent intégrer les PROMs et comprennent des informations générales sur la maladie et le traitement, des conseils d'autogestion personnalisés, un soutien social, une auto-évaluation/auto-surveillance de l'état de santé basée sur les PRO et des consultations cliniques.
- Le soutien à l'autogestion nécessite de favoriser un partenariat actif et fondé sur la confiance entre le professionnel de santé et le patient, ce qui peut être soutenu par l'intégration des PROMs.
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| Auteur(s) (année) | Nom (lien vers le document) | Langue |
|---|---|---|
| Howell et al. (2020) | Management of Cancer and Health After the Clinic Visit: A Call to Action for Self-Management in Cancer Care (lien) | Anglais |