Thank you for dedicating your career to primary care, we need more of you! My dear friend is also a primary care internist in rural PA (my home state) and he would agree with you. I became a member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM) and got certified in Lifestyle Medicine as a Health Coach during the pandemic. I have le…
Thank you for dedicating your career to primary care, we need more of you! My dear friend is also a primary care internist in rural PA (my home state) and he would agree with you. I became a member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM) and got certified in Lifestyle Medicine as a Health Coach during the pandemic. I have lectured about Lifestyle Medicine and the Blue Zones and it's positive affect on health and well being. The ACLM is an ever-growing society of health professionals on a mission to reverse chronic disease. I am currently working as an ICU NP in San Francisco but will be launching a LM course that specifically focuses on women's health (perimenopause and menopause). Lifestyle Medicine is evidence-based and research shows this is the future of healthcare! I highly recommend checking their website out, lots of good resources to point friends and family to that need help getting healthier!
More power to you. Your experiences doing that would be of interest to a journal like Menopause, I bet, in which Ellen Mitchell and Nancy Woods, U of Washington, published many things about the menopausal transition which they studied for about 25 years. Stuff that women really want to know about how long the transition to FMP will last and what symptoms tend to be exaggerated or changed by the transition. Somehow, we have all made the transition to retirement together, but it was a great fun ride!
Thank you for dedicating your career to primary care, we need more of you! My dear friend is also a primary care internist in rural PA (my home state) and he would agree with you. I became a member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM) and got certified in Lifestyle Medicine as a Health Coach during the pandemic. I have lectured about Lifestyle Medicine and the Blue Zones and it's positive affect on health and well being. The ACLM is an ever-growing society of health professionals on a mission to reverse chronic disease. I am currently working as an ICU NP in San Francisco but will be launching a LM course that specifically focuses on women's health (perimenopause and menopause). Lifestyle Medicine is evidence-based and research shows this is the future of healthcare! I highly recommend checking their website out, lots of good resources to point friends and family to that need help getting healthier!
More power to you. Your experiences doing that would be of interest to a journal like Menopause, I bet, in which Ellen Mitchell and Nancy Woods, U of Washington, published many things about the menopausal transition which they studied for about 25 years. Stuff that women really want to know about how long the transition to FMP will last and what symptoms tend to be exaggerated or changed by the transition. Somehow, we have all made the transition to retirement together, but it was a great fun ride!
Thank you for the reference to the Menopause journal, I will definitely look into that! Enjoy your retirement, I am getting close!