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Living well with chronic breathlessness: Improving the sustainable use of supported self-management strategies

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Dr Flavia Swan F.Swan@hull.ac.uk
Research fellow in cancer rehabilitation

Project Description

Chronic (persistent) breathlessness restricts social lives and day-to-day tasks. Breathlessness services can support people to self-manage, but there is often a gap between knowing what to do and doing it - true for patients, carers and clinicians alike. The aim of this study is to understand how to better enable self-management for people living with chronic breathlessness and to develop an implementation strategy to achieve this.

Project Acronym SEEL-CB
Status Project Live
Value £168,478.00
Project Dates Mar 1, 2023 - Dec 31, 2024

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