The Contribution of consumer health organisations to chronic disease self management in the context of primary care.

Boyle, Frances; Mutch, Allyson; Dean, Julie; Dick, Marie-Louise; Del Mar, Chris

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The Contribution of consumer health organisations to chronic disease self management in the context of primary care.

Date

2007

Authors

Boyle, Frances

Mutch, Allyson

Dean, Julie

Dick, Marie-Louise

Del Mar, Chris

Publisher

Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute (APHCRI), The Australian National University.

Abstract

This project aims to answer the question, what are the current and potential contributions of chronic illness-focused self-help organisations in the integrated delivery of primary health care?