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Oregon "Changing Our Lives" Video

Tips for Using Oregon "Changing Our Lives" Video

Background
Recommended Use
Basic Information to Include
Additional Details
Download and Play Videos (English & Spanish)
Video Lending Library

 

Background

 

This 7 min video is available in both English and Spanish (Tomando Control de Su Salud) and provides firsthand comments on the impact of self-management workshops in Oregon.

 

It was designed to be used in the context of an overall presentation, and requires additional information to be provided on specific programs.

 

Audiences

 

Funders, healthcare and other referral groups, potential partner organizations that can help facilitate workshops; potential Leaders; potential participants, and others!

 

Content

  • Comments on the impact of programs by participants and Leaders of Living Well with Chronic Conditions (chronic disease self-management), Tomando Control de Su Salud, and Positive Self-Management for People with HIV/AIDS programs in Oregon
  • Brief supportive comments from Dr. Kate Lorig, Stanford University; Dr. John Santa, Portland State University; David Rebanal, Northwest Health Foundation

Recommended Use

 

The video provides testimonials and comments on the impact of these self-management workshops in Oregon, but requires additional information to be provided.  Depending on the audience, your presentation using this video can be short (i.e. 10-15 min) or lengthy (i.e. an hour or more), but we recommend you include the following information:

 

Basic Information to Include (recommended for all presentations):

 

  • Workshop logistics – i.e.  2 ½ hours, 6 weeks (7 for PSMP), groups of 8-15 participants, led by 2 trained lay leaders, designed for people with any type of chronic condition, designed to complement – not replace! – disease-specific programs and education
  • What is covered in a workshop – consider providing handout with the overview of the workshop that is typically provided to participants, note importance of action planning, brainstorming, and problem solving throughout
  • How your audience can be involved – referrals, hosting a workshop, attending a workshop, recruiting Leaders, etc.

Additional Detils (depending on audience):

 

  • Background on Stanford’s development of CDSMP, and research outcomes of this evidence-based program (see fact sheet on Stanford or Living Well websites)
  • Example exercises from the workshop – many choose to demonstrate the lemon exercise or action planning with an audience
  • Explanation of what is meant by “self-management” – vs. disease education or disease management
  • State, national, and international use of this workshop.  Growing interest and support in Oregon from insurers and health systems.

Play / Download Videos

 

The videos on this site require the Real Player® or a media player configured to play Real Player® files.

You can download the FREE player here: Link to download Real Player® installation file. You will be prompted to run or save the .exe file. Choose 'Run' to start the installation process.

 

If you have the Real Player software installed, you can view these videos either by clicking and playing them directly from the site or by downloading them first and then playing them.

 

1) When you play a video directly, your Web browser will open Real Player® and begin to cache the video. You can then play the video but the video will not be saved on your hard drive (at least not in a way that it is easily found) and cannot be played again later without returning to the web page.

 

*2) To download and then play the video, first save the video to your hard drive (right-click the link and choose 'Save Target as...' and after it is completely downloaded, locate the video on your hard drive and play the video any time you like.

 

Copyright Notice

 

The videos on this site are protected by copyright laws and provided for educational purposes only and cannot be copied, then sold for any purpose. Any infringing use may be subject to disciplinary action and/or civil or criminal liability as provided by law. Contact us.

 

The two videos presented for viewing and download here are not available for lending, however, the Living Well program has other productions about the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program available on loan in both DVD and VCR format. See details below:


Click to play video
Watch: Changing Our Lives--
Living Well in Oregon


Download file
(right-click)
file size: 5.5 Mb
file type: .rmvb


Click to play video
Watch: Tomando Control
de Su Salud


Download file
(right-click)
file size: 6 Mb
file type: .rmvb

 

Video Lending Library

 

DHS has copies of the following video productions about the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program that are available for loan to organizations in Oregon. To request any of the videos listed below, please fill out the video lending order form.

  • Chronic Disease Self-Management Program
    Health care provider informational video produced by Stanford University (10 minutes).
  • Healthier Living: Managing Ongoing Health Conditions
    Community member/patient informational video produced by Stanford University (11-1/2 minutes).
  • The Chronic Disease Self-Management Program: Adoption Experiences from the Field
    Satellite/video broadcast designed to inform program decision makers about the supporting science, benefits and implementation essentials of the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program. Produced by Directors of Health Promotion and Education and the CDC Arthritis Program, January 2007 (2 hours 30 minutes). Webcast Version available on demand.
 
Page updated: January 06, 2009

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