Self-management: a Life Skill Strategy in Chronic Care
This course will assist health professionals apply self-management strategies to their own lives and then partner clients with chronic conditions to improve their self-management practice.
RN/EN/AINs, Drug health, specialist roles in chronic and complex care, allied health staff.
About the CPD Face to Face Course
This one day course is equivalent to 7 continuing professional development (CPD) hours.*
*Please note that this program is subject to change.
Key learning outcomes
At the end of this session you should be better able to:
- Define and identify the principles of self-management
- Discuss how the brain views change.
- Identify the stages of change
- Reflect on Values Beliefs & Attitudes
- Identify strategies and tools that assist self-management in chronic illness.
- Practice goal setting
- Apply motivational interviewing skills
Presenter Biography
Shirley Magua is a Registered Nurse Educator employed by SWSLHD and currently seconded to District HETI. She was a project office in the Sharing Health Care Initiative program and has worked with clients and staff in self-management strategies for many years.
Program Outline
|
8:45am
|
Registration
|
|
9:00am
|
- Define and identify the principles of self-managementand facts about Chronic illness
- The brain and change.
|
|
10:15am
|
Morning tea
|
|
10:30am
|
- Identify the stages of change
|
|
11:30am
|
- Reflect on Values Beliefs & Attitudes
- Motivation empowerment and Empathy
|
|
12:15pm
|
Lunch
|
|
1:00pm
|
- Identify strategies and tools that assist self-management in chronic illness
- Action Plans
- Goal setting
|
|
2:00pm
|
- Motivational Interview and change talk
|
|
3:30pm
|
Afternoon tea
|
|
3:45pm
|
- Apply motivational interviewing skills
|
|
4:30pm
|
Close
|
TO REGISTER
Sign in or create an account to secure your place today.
ACN members
Please log in to your membership account using the My ACN drop down box on our website.
Non members
If you have never enrolled into one of our online courses, you will need to “create a new account” following the prompts.
If you have previously enrolled, you can log on using your previous username and password.
By registering for the short course you are agreeing to the registration Terms and Conditions.