By focusing on small steps, physicians can help patients make meaningful, lasting improvements to lifestyle habits that contribute to chronic disease. Time constraints and patient resistance can make conversations about activity, diet, stress reduction and other improvements feel secondary. Even small, incremental lifestyle changes can lead to significant long-term improvements in health outcomes. The Small…
Shelby M Doughty, APRN Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
Sarah A. England, M.D. Hospital Medicine Natalie M. Mory, M.D. Emergency Medicine Amy R. Bedan Poff, APRN Family Medicine Sarah E. Campbell, APRN, PMHNP Behavioral Health Monica R. DuShane, LCSW Social Work, Epilepsy Neurology Jenna K. Evans, APRN Family Medicine Ashley B. Green, APRN Obstetrics and Gynecology Tiffany R. Jones, APRN Gastroenterology Victoria M. Jones,…
Karlie Bischoff, APRN Child Abuse Pediatrics
Grant N. Gellert, M.D. Emergency Medicine Danova A. Lopez Fajerstein, M.D. Infectious Diseases Manford A. Wright Jr., M.D. Hospital Medicine Jordan Blessinger, PA-C Head and Neck Surgical Oncology Sarah G. Keene, APRN Neurology, Neuroimmunology Haley Richardson, PA-C Spine Surgery Senora Rodgers, LCSW Social Work