Exploring The Role of Symptom Monitoring in Self-Management of Chronic Physical Health Conditions Experienced by Women: A Scoping Review Protocol
Self-management is essential for girls, women and individuals assigned female at birth (AFAB) living with chronic physical health conditions. Evidence suggests that symptom monitoring can support self-management and empower individuals, yet limited research has explored how symptom monitoring is conceptualised, implemented and integrated within self-management frameworks considering the unique needs of biological, gendered and social factors affecting women and people AFAB. This scoping review aims to explore the role of symptom monitoring in self-management for girls, women and individuals AFAB.
Beyond the phase: The CASES expert statement on a smarter management approach to hormone related symptoms in active females
Female hormone-related symptoms arising from the menstrual cycle and contraceptives can impose a burden, affecting health, wellbeing, and performance. Despite i...
Exploring The Role of Symptom Monitoring in Self-Management of Chronic Physical Health Conditions Experienced by Women: A Scoping Review Protocol
Self-management is essential for girls, women and individuals assigned female at birth (AFAB) living with chronic physical health conditions. Evidence suggests ...
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