Titlebook: Naturally Challenged: Contested Perceptions and Practices in Urban Green Spaces; Nicola Dempsey,Julian Dobson Book 2020 Springer Nature Sw

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Helen Hoyledescribe the breadth of chronic conditions that have proven amenable to a self-management approach and define self-management approaches that have been used broadly in chronic condition management worldwide. This chapter provides a brief history of self-management as a conceptual approach and descri

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Sarah Bradshaw,Brian Linneker,Lian Lundy will, therefore, begin with relating to the reader some of my experiences and first reactions to self-management, a system I gradually discovered as I interviewed my way through from one company to another. I also visited other organizations, such as hospitals, cooperatives, trade unions, etc., on

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John Henneberry,Jing Ma,Riccardo Priviterausality was claimed to exist: it was not suggested in that chapter that self-management has caused economic growth, nor that economic growth led to the rise of self-management. This question was simply left open. The only conclusion drawn was that of compatibility of growth and self-management, and,

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Meredith Whittennt of health (and ill-health), influenced by such behaviours, moves from the caregiver(s) to the individual young person. As an individual young person starts to take responsibility for their own health care, this ideally is appropriately shared and supported by their parents/caregivers, family and

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Mary GeareyThe time scale on which users and machines perceive Quality of Service (QoS) is, obviously, orders of magnitudes smaller. One of many possible reasons for degradation of the perceived quality, is congestion on links along the path network packets traverse. In order to prevent quality degradation due

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l’ is a common experience and nine out of ten adults selected at random from a large population had one or more complaints in the 2 weeks prior to being interviewed. While no medicines were taken for about half (4797b) of those reporting symptoms, as expected the greater the number of symptoms the g