Titlebook: Chronicity; Treating and coping Dagmar Rinnenburger Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to S

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The Burden of Chronicity,ces to make or change in lifestyle. The dream of every doctor, on the other hand, is to lead the patient towards recovery and to see that the patient is satisfied and grateful. In acute situations healthcare professionals often forget or neglect the psychological dimension and do not know the patien

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The Strain of Treating Chronic Patients,hey feel competent and gratified, respected in their roles, and useful in restoring good health..Chronicity is exhausting, but what is worse, it is boring. Although chronicity involves the majority of the requests made to medicine, the training that doctors receive seems to neglect this aspect. Ther

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How to Treat the Sick and, Above All, Where?,places of high-intensity and high-tech medical care. The history of the treatment of tuberculosis shows us how a single disease can transform the places where patients are cured..The transformation undergone by tuberculosis stands out against the backdrop of the history of a single care facility: th

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The Epidemiological Shift from Acute to Chronic in India, communicable ones. According to the WHO (.), in 2015 5.8 million people in India died of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), i.e. chronic diseases: cardiovascular and lung diseases, cancer and diabetes. In 2015 diabetics were 69.2 million and will be almost 100 million in 2030. The complexity of inte

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Primary Care, Incremental Care and Initiative Anticipatory Healthcare,ovascular incidents linked to strokes and heart attacks. In Spain [8] a public health intervention has demonstrated that building more doctor’s offices, increasing visiting hours and free home visits lead to halving the mortality rate over a period of 10?years. This is exactly what Julian Hart (Lanc