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102<br />
Main Programme<br />
Saturday 11th June 2011<br />
Main Programme<br />
Dr Michelle May<br />
Eat what you love, love what you eat - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
To stem the impact of lifestyle-related disease, it is critical to move beyond advice-giving and address<br />
the core issues that affect nutrition and physical activity choices. Using the Am I Hungry? Mindful Eating<br />
Cycle, this interactive workshop will explore six unconventional strategies that promote the fearless and<br />
mindful enjoyment of food.<br />
Learning objectives:<br />
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3.<br />
Participants will list six specific strategies to help patients develop a sustainable healthy lifestyle.<br />
Participants can identify opportunities for counseling by utilising the Mindful Eating Cycle during a<br />
clinical encounter.<br />
Participants can teach self-awareness for selecting food that takes into account personal preferences,<br />
health considerations, and available options.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Tony Dowell<br />
Redesigning Diabetic Care - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Sigma<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Sigma<br />
This is an interactive workshop to support effective communication and team working in<br />
diabetes care.<br />
Diabetes is one of the most important chronic illnesses managed routinely in primary care settings.<br />
Management involves complex pathways of consultation and communication relating to symptoms,<br />
treatment options, health promotion and lifestyle modification, the management of risk and issues<br />
around adherence and follow up.<br />
This workshop will discuss ways in which diabetes care could be enhanced by exploring the consultation<br />
process with a particular focus on communication both within consultations and over time.<br />
The workshop will use information from a recently completed study which directly observed all interactions<br />
between health providers and a group of patients newly diagnosed with diabetes, over a period of six<br />
months.<br />
The study produced insights about how clinicians can build on what the patient already knows or wants<br />
09-12 June 2011 | Energy Events Centre | Rotorua
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