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  • Health Promotion
  • Chronic Disease Management
  • International Health Policy

Background:

  • Self-management support is crucial for chronic condition care and health promotion.
  • Growing initiatives necessitate robust evidence, policy, and program development.
  • Intercountry collaboration can accelerate capacity building and evidence advancement.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe the process of developing an international framework for self-management support.
  • To identify lessons learned from an international, multistage consensus-building initiative.
  • To explore the utility of such processes for advancing health promotion research, policy, and practice.

Main Methods:

  • An international, multistage process involving face-to-face and online engagement.
  • Collaboration included researchers, healthcare providers, policymakers, and patient representatives from 16 countries.
  • Consensus building aimed to link experts across geographical boundaries with limited resources.

Main Results:

  • An international framework for self-management support was developed through collaborative efforts.
  • The process facilitated knowledge exchange and consensus among diverse stakeholders.
  • Key lessons were identified for future international health promotion initiatives.

Conclusions:

  • International collaboration is effective for building self-management support capacity and advancing evidence.
  • The described consensus-building process offers a model for other health promotion initiatives.
  • This approach can enhance the relevance of research to policy and practice in chronic disease self-management.