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Optimizing the Clinician-Patient Relationship
Panelists discuss how effective provider-patient communication about weight requires opening conversations with empathy and collaboration, using phrases like "I'm concerned about your weight" and avoiding stigmatizing language while understanding patient motivations and readiness for change.
Optimizing the Clinician-Patient Relationship – RamaOnHealthcare
Panelists discuss how effective provider-patient communication about weight requires opening conversations with empathy and collaboration, using phrases like "I'm concerned about your weight" and avoiding stigmatizing language while understanding patient motivations and readiness for change.Primary Care Engagement StrategiesEngaging primary care providers requires supportive rather than punitive approaches, recognizing that all PCPs want to prov…
Over one fifth of adult Poles struggle with obesity. Although medicine classifies it as a chronic disease, social perception is still based on harmful stereotypes. - Obesity is not laziness or lack of willpower - says psychologist Adrianna Sobol. - It is a serious, deadly disease that is associated with over 200 complications and requires support on many levels. Photo. Bruno / Pixabay A disease that we still treat as a fault Fighting obesity is …
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