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Primary care, lifestyle medicine, shared medical appointments (SMAs), and clinical innovation to improve health and prevent disease

Before today, I didn't realized that the Obesity Medicine Association features #LifestyleMedicine in 3 of its 4 pillars of #obesity treatment. I am putting together my slide deck for the Harvard Medical School Blackburn Obesity Medicine Course on #LifestyleMedicine and #SharedMedicalAppointments. I look forward to highlighting that the #implementation of #LifestyleMedicine - especially in busy, overworked, understaffed #primarycare practices where most #obesitymedicine takes place - will rely on the rapid development and scaling of #SharedMedicalAppointments. Let's take the burden off of our Obesity Medicine colleagues! Our Massachusetts General Hospital Healthy Lifestyle Program is launching a 4-part #LifestyleMedicine #SharedMedicalAppointment series this fall - integrating #GLP1 medication management - and the curriculum will be available for licensing by others who are interested in making an impact in obesity management by focusing on the #LifestyleMedicine pillars highlighted by the Obesity Medicine Association. For a reference, check out this great paper by Angela Fitch MD, FACP, FOMA, Dipl. ABOM, Lydia Alexander, MD, DABOM, DACLM, MFOMA, Carolynn Francavilla Brown, MD, Harold B.: https://lnkd.in/gXT-Mfny.

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Ron Stout MD MPH

President & CEO Ardmore Institute of Health Purpose Inspired Physician

5mo

Many suggest that our friends in Obesity Medicine have a more complete solution for patients, as well as clinicians who are more broadly trained and able to meet the patient where ever they are...

Timur Liwinski

Physician Scientist | Principal Investigator | General Medical Practitioner | Medical Educator | Psychiatrist in Training | Expert in Metabolic Psychiatry

5mo

With all due respect, the initial focus should be on the first three lifestyle pillars. Perhaps emphasizing nutritional therapy as the primary foundation would be appropriate. Medical interventions should be clearly prioritized afterward.

Matthew Lindquist, DO, DABOM

Child and Adult board-certified obesity physician. Founder, MoKan Weight Loss and Metabolic Health. Med/Peds. Co-Founder, Scholarnetics360 Founder, University Health Weight Mgmt.

5mo

Yes!!! I couldn’t get traction with SMA at my former organization. Definitely plan to start these at my new private practice. Would love to connect!

Bradley Biskup

Lifestyle Medicine practitioner at Hartford HealthCare. Currently on the Board of Directors, nomination committee, and honored as a fellow at American College of Lifestyle Medicine.

5mo

Great work, Jacob! You are a great leader and lifestyle medicine!

Farah Deshmukh MD MPH

Director, Obesity & Lifestyle Medicine program and Clinical Faculty at Hackensack Meridian Health

5mo

I did my fellowship at Northwell Health where we were trained at the intersection of obesity medicine and lifestyle medicine. It’s such a unique program with amazing leadership. So grateful!

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