Titlebook: Chronicity; Treating and coping Dagmar Rinnenburger Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to S

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Chronic Seeks Chronic: The Opportunities of Web 2.0,erment, in the sense of literally giving power to someone. In Julian Rappaport’s universally accepted definition, this is defined as ‘a(chǎn) process by which people, organisations and communities gain control over their affairs’. Patient-Centered E-Health (PCEH) is the model that has made the Internet’s

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If Chronic Illness Works with Palliative Care, the end stage has to be recognized to start palliative care. At what point is it no longer worth insisting? At what point are we creating ICU patients that have no hope of leaving, and thus impeding access to beds for those with better chances? This is partly what led to the creation of the 2013 Sh

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In the Spotlight or Behind the Scenes?,ake the fact public, or to withdraw from the world and hide behind the scenes. Many people live their entire life trying to appear and be protagonists. Now the final part of one’s life can also be staged: anyone can see the videos and the photos posted online and express their opinion with a like. U

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Conclusion, we think about what will be possible when, in the near future, robots will be assigned the care work that nurses presently carry out, it is evident that we will have to radically rethink the idea of ‘humanisation’ being invoked today. Chronicity is the condition we will all have to face unless what

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the cost-related challenges that could accompany a possible paradigm shift from chronic to curable status, as was the case with hepatitis C. Due to the inevitable link between chronicity and end of life, the au978-3-030-66875-4978-3-030-66873-0

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Book 2021ions, and with non-communicable ones like obesity, diabetes and asthma. It also discusses the cost-related challenges that could accompany a possible paradigm shift from chronic to curable status, as was the case with hepatitis C. Due to the inevitable link between chronicity and end of life, the au

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Chronic/Acute: Two Opposite Scenarios?,ations and disappointments: both on the part of doctors and nurses who believe that they should have provided more effective and immediate care and on the part of patients who hope to solve everything immediately. These scenarios present many variations. They reflect the everyday life of those who h

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The Strain of Being Chronically Ill, by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross (Kubler-Ross E, On Death and Dying. Scribner, New York, 1997). The path to acceptance can last months or years, and involves the well-known seven stages of grief: initial shock, denial, anger, bargaining, depression accompanied by hope and, finally, acceptance. This sequenc