This scale assesses an individual's sense of certainty or uncertainty about their ability to manage their condition, and their perceived ability to follow diabetic routines, self-treat, exercise and follow an appropriate dietary plan[ 17].
The CK curriculum was created after the first year of research, because our pilot study [indicated] that children taught to relax, self-regulate, communicate, and have compassion for others could dramatically increase their abilities to manage their anger.
In order to enhance the activation level of people with diabetes or a chronic illness in general, an instrument is needed to assess their abilities to manage their disease.
Failure to become pregnant in initial attempts or previous loss of pregnancy may have threatened these women's beliefs in their abilities to manage their own health and may lead to increased anxiety and higher risk perception.
In one case, a participant had realised that the security of their housing rested on their ability to manage their mental health.
First, independence within a currency union might not properly satisfy the yearning for self-determination of diehard activists, since their ability to manage their economy would be limited.
Their ability to manage their balance-sheets to ensure that they can continue to raise funds will determine not just their own prospects, but those of the armada of companies gliding in their wake.
The goal is to help "people of modest means, who are on the cusp of upward — or downward mobility, depending on their ability to manage their money," he said.
Patients with low scores could be channeled into programs that would help them improve their ability to manage their asthma.
"It affects their cost of living and their ability to manage their life in all sorts of ways.
