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cdsmp-logoStanford Patient Education Research Center is recruiting participants for the Active Living with Chronic Conditions Tool Kit Program and Research Study.

Participants will receive the book Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions, an exercise CD, a relaxation CD, and self-management tip sheets. This program is designed for people who cannot, or choose not to, participate in a community based Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP) workshop and was developed to be a “mail delivered corollary” to CDSMP and the original small group in this study experienced improved health status and reduced health care utilization compared to the control group.

Anyone interested can call Stanford at 1-800-366-2624 for more information or view the Active Living with Chronic Conditions Fact Sheet and Flyer by clicking on these links.

This would be a great opportunity to benefit from CDSMP and support Stanford research as they work to extend the reach and effectiveness of Chronic Disease Self-Management Education.

More information online at www.ValleyCDSME.com.

 
 




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