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Construct Name:
Chronic Illness Care
Definition of Construct:
Receipt of care for one or more chronic illnesses that is congruent with the Chronic Care Model
Theoretical Foundation:
Chronic Care Model
Synonyms for Construct:
Planned Care
Similar Constructs:
Patient centered care; Self-management support
Associated Constructs
Patient Activation, Collaborative Goal Setting, Follow-Up Support
Keywords:
Chronic Illness, Patient Care
References
PubMed ID
Comment
Glasgow, RE, Wagner EH, Schaefer J, Mahoney LD, Reid RJ, Greene SM. Development and validation of the Patient Assessment of Chronic Illness Care (PACIC). Medical Care 2005 May; 43(5):436-44.
15838407
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Patient Assessment of Chronic Illness Care (PACIC)
(Last Updated: 12/13/2010 11:30:20 PM by Paul Courtney)
EHR Campaign Evaluation form
Summary Statement:
1. Please rate each of the measures below (with 1 being weak and 5 being strong):
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2. If you disagree with the recommendations in this statement what would you recommend instead, keeping in mind the key criteria for brief, practical measures that are feasible for EHRs? (NOTE: Items with asterisks (**) are considered most important.)
Reliable
Valid
Sensitive to Change **
Feasible **
Important to Clinicians
Public Health Relevance
Actionable, or feasibility of developing recommended clinical decision support **
User Friendly
Broadly Applicable
Cost
Enhancing Patient Engagment
Comments (2 comments)
Construct changed,
4/27/2011 2:31:21 PM
By Rick Moser
, National Cancer Institute
The Beck Anxiety Inventory was removed from this construct and changed to 'Anxiety'
Clarify please,
2/1/2011 6:13:57 AM
By Russ Glasgow
, NCI
It is not clear to me how anxiety is a measure of 'chronic illness care'. Anxiety can be an outcomes of inadequate illness care.... but I do not understand how anxiety is a measure of care? Russ Glasgow
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