Within Your Four Walls (Recorded)

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Description: How do you optimize the patient experience, clinic flow and revenue? Let’s get down to the nuts and bolts of what your practice needs to excel. The obesity pillars will be our roadmap to everything from meal replacements to technology to patient engagement as you build or enhance your practice. Come find out what you need to be competitive in today’s obesity clinical care space.

Learning Objectives:

Utilize the Obesity Pillars, Nutrition, Physical Activity, Medication, and Behavioral Modification, to help you optimize the patient experience.
Examine evidence-based services, technology, testing as well as tips on an obesity focused clinic design to optimize your clinical care services and your revenue.
Develop and fine tune your individualized clinic roadmap for excellence in care and expansion into untapped opportunities.

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