Addressing Obesity: A Community of Practice Video Series
These short videos illustrate real-world patient scenarios highlighting a PA expert integrating their thoughts, approaches, and best practices as they interact with a patient about obesity including asking permission to discuss weight, taking a weight history, nutrition, physical activity, and treatment options.
The Addressing Obesity: A Community of Practice is designed to create a community for PAs to participate in CME and other learning activities, collaborate, and share best practices, research, and evidence-based knowledge on obesity management and treatment. This will serve as a community where all PAs, regardless of practice setting or specialty, can come together to share and discuss current and relevant research and evidence-based approaches to obesity care. Join the Huddle Subcommunity, subscribe to daily digest emails, participate in Ask Me Sessions, and stay connected.
Courses
Addressing Obesity: A Community of Practice » Asking Permission to Discuss Weight
| 0.25 AAPA Category 1 CME creditInteractive Module
Learning Objectives
- Perform an obesity-focused assessment of patients with obesity to assess adiposity and the presence of complications and comorbidities
- Formulate a long-term treatment plan for obesity based on patient characteristics, comorbid conditions and complications, preferences, and access
Interactive Module
Learning Objectives
- Perform an obesity-focused assessment of patients with obesity to assess adiposity and the presence of complications and comorbidities
- Review the medications that a patient is currently taking to identify those that may contribute to weight gain and consider alternatives
- Formulate a long-term treatment plan for obesity based on patient characteristics, comorbid conditions and complications, preferences, and access
- Integrate non-pharmacological interventions into the treatment plan including nutritional, behavioral, and physical activity
- Refer appropriate patients for metabolic surgery
Interactive Module
Learning Objectives
- Formulate a long-term treatment plan for obesity based on patient characteristics, comorbid conditions and complications, preferences, and access
- Integrate non-pharmacological interventions into the treatment plan including nutritional, behavioral, and physical activity
- Refer appropriate patients for metabolic surgery
Interactive Module
Learning Objectives
- Formulate a long-term treatment plan for obesity based on patient characteristics, comorbid conditions and complications, preferences, and access
- Integrate non-pharmacological interventions into the treatment plan including nutritional, behavioral, and physical activity
- Refer appropriate patients for metabolic surgery
Interactive Module
Learning Objectives
- Select anti-obesity medications for appropriate patients based on patient characteristics
- Formulate a long-term treatment plan for obesity based on patient characteristics, comorbid conditions and complications, preferences, and access
- Integrate non-pharmacological interventions into the treatment plan including nutritional, behavioral, and physical activity
- Refer appropriate patients for metabolic surgery
Acknowledgment of Commercial Support
This activity is supported by an educational grant from Lilly.