Empowerment is the social process of recognizing, promoting and enhancing the capacity of people to meet their needs, solve their problems, and mobilize the resources needed to take control of their lives [ 34].
From an individual perspective, empowerment is a social process whereby the acquisition of skills by the person to satisfy his or her needs, resolve his or her problems and mobilize the necessary resources to take control over his or her life is recognized, supported and valued [ 34].
The aim is to offer psycho-education, increase problem solving skills and mobilize the naturally existing social network of patient by sharing support tasks of network members.
"We decided it was critical to mobilize the full resources of the company to attack the problem," said William M. Zeitler, senior vice for I.B.M.'s technology group.
Providing information using ICTs is mainly used to mobilize the community to solve their own health problems [ 22].
Bill Richardson to mobilize the Latino vote?
"We will need to mobilize the masses".
In 1982, Ellison Jeep Piercece, the vice-president of the American Society of Anesthesiology, mobilized the Society around the problem of error by turning to an engineer named Jeffrey Cooper, a human factors expert.
And if that's true, of course, then there's every reason to think about the limits of school, and to think about the other institutions we might have to mobilize to solve the problem.
In what follows, we describe three practices that the staff members use to navigate, to circumvent or to avoid the practical problem of mobilizing the clients' cooperation in talk about medication-related problems.
