Consumer guidelines for chronic disease management

Carson, Kristin; Labiszewski, Nadina A; Brinn, Malcolm P; Esterman, Adrian; Peters, Matthew; Wood‐Baker, Richard; Smith, Brian J.

doi:10.1002/14651858.cd010096

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“…The Consumers and Communication Group focuses on information, communication, and engagement interventions, either directed to or coming from consumers (patients), or aiming to change service delivery to improve people's experiences of care. Some of its leading reviews focus on improving informed consent for research participation and surgery ; helping patients make decisions about screening and treatment ; peer support for patients ; discharge information and follow‐up care ; and education and support for people suffering a chronic illness . The Group is developing a strong profile in the field of improving the experiences of carers and new health communication technologies .…”

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Cochrane Consumers and Communication Review Group: leading the field on health communication evidence

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2013

J Evidence Based Medicine

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This paper presents an overview of the history and achievements of the Cochrane Consumers and Communication Review Group, part of the international Cochrane Collaboration. It surveys the Group's establishment and structure, the scope of its Cochrane Reviews and the growth in its publication output over its 16-year history. The paper examines the Group's developmental work in interventions and outcomes related to patient communication and involvement, as well as methodological resources for review authors. It also outlines the Review Group's research partnerships with state, national and international agencies, particularly in the areas of chronic disease management, medicines use, public involvement, and vaccines communication. The Group's strong contribution to an evidence-base for health communication and participation are acknowledged.

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