Volume : 10, Issue : 09, September – 2023
Title:
52.THE ROLE OF NURSES IN CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT
Authors :
Fatimah Mohammed Al-Hay, Duha Ali Aldossary, Misfer Hassan Misfer Alessa, Ammar abdullah yahya alshahrani, Fahima Luqman AlDawoud, Meshari Shaya ALHarbi, Abdullah Saeed Abdullah ALShehri, Eman Salman Husain Alsafwani, Amal Habib Al suliman, Montaha Neama AL Dawoud, Alia Saeed Alsadeq, Halah mansour alfaraj, Saja bandar aljumah, Najwa Saleh Salah Aljehani
Abstract :
Nurses play a pivotal role in chronic disease management, offering a multifaceted approach encompassing patient education, lifestyle modification, medication management, and psychosocial support. Their involvement is crucial in improving patient outcomes, enhancing self-management capabilities, and reducing healthcare costs. This comprehensive role is evident across various healthcare settings and disease conditions, highlighting the indispensable contribution of nurses to chronic disease management.
Keywords: Nurses, Chronic disease, roles, responsibilities
Cite This Article:
Please cite this article in press Fatimah Mohammed Al-Hay et al, The Role Of Nurses In Chronic Disease Management, Indo Am. J. P. Sci, 2023; 10 (09).
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