Supported Self Management - the good and bad points

What is the worst things about learning Supported Self Management skills versus What are the best things about Supported Self Management?

• Worst Things about Learning Supported Self Management Skills:

Feeling Overwhelmed:

Information over load can be daunting for some people.

Resistance:

Some people may struggle to accept responsibility for their own health management.

Time Commitment:

It can require a significant investment of time and effort.

Variable Acceptance:

Not all healthcare providers may support or understand these skills fully, as most may not have learned Supported Self Management.

• Best Things about Learning Supported Self Management Skills:

Empowerment:

Increases self-efficacy and confidence in managing our health.

Personalisation:

Tailor made strategies to fit a persons needs and preferences.

Improved Outcomes:

Can lead to better health outcomes and quality of life.

Resourcefulness:

Develops problem-solving skills, resilience and course independence.

 

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