List of long-term conditions

Stephanie JC Taylor; Hilary Pinnock; Eleni Epiphaniou; Gemma Pearce; Hannah L Parke; Anna Schwappach; Neetha Purushotham; Sadhana Jacob; Chris J Griffiths; Trisha Greenhalgh; Aziz Sheikh

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Taylor SJC, Pinnock H, Epiphaniou E, et al. A rapid synthesis of the evidence on interventions supporting self-management for people with long-term conditions: PRISMS – Practical systematic Review of Self-Management Support for long-term conditions. Southampton (UK): NIHR Journals Library; 2014 Dec. (Health Services and Delivery Research, No. 2.53.)

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Appendix 9List of long-term conditions

Original		Additional
1	Allergy/anaphylaxis	1	Addictions – substance and alcohol, etc.
2	Asthma	2	ADHD
3	Atrial fibrillation	3	Allergic rhinitis/rhinitis/sinusitis/rhinosinusitis
4	Childhood constipation	4	Amnesia
5	Chronic fatigue syndrome/ME	5	Amputations
6	Chronic kidney disease	6	Anaemia
7	Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	7	Angina
8	Chronic pain	8	Angiooedema
9	Congestive heart failure	9	Anklosing spondylitis (and other arthritic conditions)
10	Dementia	10	Antenatal screening for haemoglobinoapthies – sickle cell and thalassemia, Downs
11	Depression	11	Anxiety and stress disorders (including complex and post-traumatic stress disorders)
12	Diabetes: Type I	12	Aphasia
13	Diabetes: Type II	13	Ataxia’s
14	Endometriosis	14	Autism
15	Epilepsy	15	Autoimmune disorders (e.g. lupus, Sjögrens syndrome)
16	Hypertension	16	Blood disorders
17	Hepatitis B	17	Brain injuries (including stroke and TIAs)
18	Hepatitis C	18	Bronchopulmonary dysplasia (chronic lung disease of infancy)
19	HIV	19	Burn injuries
20	Inflammatory bowel disease	20	Cancer
21	Irritable bowel disease	21	Cardiac arrhythmias
22	Low back pain	22	Cerebral palsy
23	Migraine	23	Crohn’s disease
24	Multiple sclerosis	24	Coeliac disease
25	Osteoarthritis	25	Connective tissue diseases
26	Parkinson’s disease	26	Coronary heart disease
		27	Cystic Fibrosis
		28	Digestive conditions, stomach ulcers, oesophagus, reflux
		29	Dizziness
		30	Dyslexia or dyspaxia
		31	Eating disorders (anorexia/bulimia)
		32	Eczema
		33	Endocrine disorders (thyrotoxicosis, hypothyroidism, hypogonadism, Cushing syndrome, Addison’s disease)
		34	Fibromyalgia/chronic widespread pain
		35	Gout
		36	Gynaecological problems, chronic pelvic pain
		37	Haemophilia and other coagulation disorders
		38	Heart failure
		39	Learning disabilities
		40	Lung fibrosis
		41	Lupus
		42	Malaria
		43	Medically unexplained symptoms
		44	Mood disorders (not only depression, but mania and bipolar disorders)
		45	Motor neurone disease
		46	Multimorbidity
		47	Multisystem autoimmune diseases (MSAIDs, including lupus)
		48	Muscular dystrophy(ies)
		49	Neuralgias (including, head and back pain)
		50	Newborn screening programme diseases, including thyroid disease, hearing loss
		51	Obesity
		52	Obstructive sleep apnoea
		53	Occupational lung disease (various)
		54	Osteoporosis
		55	Other slowly degenerative neurological conditions
		56	Peripheral vascular disease
		57	Personality disorders
		58	Phobias
		59	Physical disabilities
		60	Polycystic ovary disease
		61	Post-traumatic stress
		62	Progressive supranuclear palsy
		63	Psoriasis
		64	Rare disease, genetic disorders
		65	Sarcoidosis
		66	Sensory problems/disabilities (deafness/blindness)
		67	Severe skin conditions
		68	Sickle cell disease
		69	Skin conditions
		70	Sleep disorders
		71	Speech deficits
		72	Spina bifida
		73	Spinal injuries
		74	Stroke/transient ischaemic attacks
		75	Tuberculosis
		76	Urinary Incontinence
		77	Urticarial

: ME, myalgic encephalomyelitis; TIA, transient ischaemic attack.

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