… Opioid dependence accompanied by polysubstance use is a chronic illness with severe
somatic, psychological and social consequences for those affected. International studies have …

… goals and identities. The manner in which individuals with chronic conditions manage their
… process, she does not act autonomously because she is dependent on the therapist, there …

… and identification of the interventions that PHC nurses carry out, highlighting the follow-up of
patients with chronic disease, home care … being subordinated or dependent on others and, …

… chronic illness and what this means for their self and identity. … , dementia or cognitive
impairment, drug abuse and addiction, … in primary care for people living with chronic illnesses. …

… as an essential component of chronic disease management and … concepts of disease,
medications, trigger identification and … Primary care providers (eg general practitioners, nurses, …

… Health human resources ......................................................................... 6 1.3.2 Burden of chronic
conditions … Novel approaches to delivering primary care to people with chronic conditions ......…

… sense of accountability, a shared identity, and a supportive community. … , the provision of
addiction treatment at primary care sites, … In this model, providers are trained in chronic disease …

… An assessment enables identification of issues or difficulties (… falls and acute illnesses, rather
than more chronic conditions or … nurses, but to a whole array of both health and social care …

… , human services fields that could benefit from this study are nursing and education. … effects
of an advanced or chronic illness, and its impact on the care recipient's sense of identity. The …

… -structured interviews to a primary care physician, a primary care nurse, a community
pharmacist, … beliefs of overmedication, pharmacological dependence, or disease non-acceptance. …