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Improve nursing practice: Outcomes, technologies, and clinical supervision [Symposium]

Abstract

The use of an instrument, that indicate personal characteristics and behaviors towards health, allows to predict difficulties in self-management. In this presentation we show some results of the application of the "self-management style instrument", its relationship with socio-demographic variables and its predictive values in clinical outcomes.

Author Details

Alice Brito, PhD, McN - ESEP, Oporto College of Nursing, Porto, Portugal; Fernanda Bastos, PhD, MsC - UCP Autocuidado, Nursing School of Porto, Porto, Portugal; Filipe Miguel Soares Pereira, PhD - Nursing College of Porto, Nursing College of Porto, Porto, Portugal

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Presentation

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Keywords:

Outcomes, Self-Management, Vulnerability

Conference Name

28th International Nursing Research Congress

Conference Host

Sigma Theta Tau International

Conference Location

Dublin, Ireland

Conference Year

2017

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Clinical utility of self-management style instrument

Dublin, Ireland

The use of an instrument, that indicate personal characteristics and behaviors towards health, allows to predict difficulties in self-management. In this presentation we show some results of the application of the "self-management style instrument", its relationship with socio-demographic variables and its predictive values in clinical outcomes.