Chronic Illness Care

Timothy P. Daaleman, DO, MPH, Professor, Department of Family Medicine, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA

Genetic Contributions and Personalized Medicine.- Race, Ethnicity, and Cultural Influences.- Chronic Disease Self-Management.- Tobacco Use and Dependence.- Promoting Physical Activity.- Diet and Weight Management.- Alcohol and Drug Use Disorders.- Quality of Life and Patient-Centered Outcomes.- Family and Other Caregivers.- Domestic Violence, Abuse, and Neglect.- Peer Support.- Government Agencies and Community-Based Organizations.- Screening for Chronic Disease.- Medication Management and Treatment Adherence.- Patient-Provider Communication and Interactions.- Ambulatory Care.- Emergency Care.- Acute Hospital Care.- Acute Rehabilitation Care.- Nursing Home Care.- Community Care Alternatives for Older Adults.- Home Care.- End-of-Life Care.- Special Population: Children and Adolescents.- Special Population: Older Adults.- Special Population: Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.- Vulnerable Populations.- Patient-Centered Medical Home.- Integrated Behavioral Health Care.- Transitions of Care.- Care Management.- Team-Based Care.- Direct Primary Care and Concierge Practice.- Health Information Technology.- Quality Improvement.- Social Determinants of Health.- Environmental Determinants of Health.- The Life Course.- Medicare.- Medicaid.- Value-Based Payment Models.- Population Health.- Health Care Workforce.- International Perspectives.- Future Directions in Chronic Illness Care.