This course provides a comprehensive overview of bariatric medicine, focusing on the foundational knowledge required for effective treatment and management of obesity. The course covers key physiological and psychological aspects of obesity, the multidisciplinary approach to treatment, and various medical and surgical interventions. Participants will gain an understanding of the latest research, evidence-based treatments, and practical strategies for addressing the medical, psychological, and lifestyle aspects of obesity. Special attention will be given to bariatric patient assessments, non-surgical and surgical treatment options, and the importance of a holistic, patient-centered approach to care.
By the end of the course, participants will be better equipped to manage bariatric patients effectively, provide compassionate care, and navigate the complexities of obesity treatment in clinical practice.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the key physiological, genetic, and psychological factors contributing to obesity and their implications for patient care and treatment strategies.
- Identify and apply comprehensive assessment methods for bariatric patients, including medical, dietary, and psychological evaluations, as well as appropriate diagnostic tools.
- Evaluate and compare non-surgical and surgical treatment options for bariatric patients, considering factors such as lifestyle interventions, pharmacological treatments, and the role of bariatric surgery
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