Examples of using Selfhelp groups in English and their translations into Dutch
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Functions of selfhelp groups.
Selfhelp groups in the European Union.
In other countries, selfhelp groups are limited or absent.
rehabilitation and selfhelp groups .85.
Future strategies for selfhelp groups in the European Union.
Selfhelp groups can offer both sympathetic support and practical clothing advice.
There are two particularly active selfhelp groups functioning in Austria.
Selfhelp groups are also an ideal venue for managing psychological issues unique to osteoporosis patients.
Productive communication with relevant organisations is consistently seen in countries where selfhelp groups are well established.
There are currently 150 selfhelp groups for asthmatics and 450 for diabetics in the UK alone.
have well developed selfhelp groups to educate and support sufferers.
In Germany, already comparatively well-served by selfhelp groups, the optimum number would be one group per community of 10,000 inhabitants.
professional organisations, and osteoporosis support/ selfhelp groups.
The Italian National Societies would also consider increasing the number of selfhelp groups in each region if they were shown to be effective.
By offering such support, selfhelp groups can help patients to avoid hospitalisation and institutional care,
consultation with such selfhelp groups can be encouraging
empowerment of relevant target group organisations(e.g. selfhelp groups) and physicians,
A world-wide'self-help directory' booklet which lists cancer selfhelp groups all over the world is available from most national cancer societies.
The term selfhelp group implies that patients must help themselves to manage their illness.
depression are topics frequently dealt with in selfhelp group sessions.