Célia Santos , Carla Silvia Fernandes , Celeste Bastos , Márcia Antonieta Cruz , Sandra Costa , Lígia Lima
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Older person’s experience of PT4Ageing—A programme on self-management «support» in chronic illness
Objective
This study sought to describe the experience of a group of older adults who participated in a chronic illness self-management program.
Methods
The study employed a qualitative phenomenological approach. Participants were eight elders and data collected using semi-structured interviews Data was analysed using thematic analysis.
Results
Five themes emerged from the analysis: (1) Tips to improve our daily lives, (2) I was always motivated, (3) Sharing and mutual help, (4) They made us believe we were capable (5). It would be great if it did not end here. Globally, the participants of the program described their experience as very positive. They identified gains from participating in the program, such as learning strategies to help them cope with their health problems, improving their ability to manage their illnesses more autonomously and building social support, that even persisted after the conclusion of the intervention.
Conclusion
The findings of this study provide insight into how older adults experience a program for the self-management of chronic illness. For the development of future programs, support building must be considered. Older adults who participate in self-management programmes exhibit improved self-efficacy in relation to the management their chronic illnesses and greater autonomy in self-care.