Chronic Disease

Published on Dec 21, 2017

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Chronic Disease

Objectives

  • Identify the most common chronic diseases in the US
  • Explain the concept of patient empowerment and self-management
  • Discuss the role of CHWs related to chronic disease

What is it?

  • Lasts 3 months or more
  • Can't be prevented with a vaccine
  • Can't be cured with medication
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What are they?

  • CDC lists 6
  • CMS lists 19
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What is considered a chronic disease?

  • CV disease, stroke, cancer, type 2 diabetes, obesity, COPD, arthritis
  • CMS adds Alzheimers, HIV, kidney disease, mental health disorders (depression, PTSD), substance use
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What causes it?

  • Individual factors
  • Environmental and community factors
  • Societal factors (SDoH)
  • Political factors
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Environment/Lifestyle

  • Physical inactivity
  • Diet and nutrition
  • Tobacco use
  • Alcohol, drug misuse
  • Stress
  • Relationships
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Genetics

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Societal Factors

  • Social
  • Economic
  • Political
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Health Disparities

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Self-Management

  • Knowledge
  • Attitude
  • Behavior
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Common consequences

  • Fatigue, tiredness
  • Pain, nerve damage
  • Depression, stress, anxiety
  • Mobility, ability to do ADLs
  • Loss of independence
  • Other losses (relationships, job..)
  • Financial cost
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What can CHWs do?

What CHWs can do

  • Navigation of healthcare system
  • Improve access to care
  • Know and refer to community resources
  • Health promotion
  • Form relationships to promote trust
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