In this podcast, emergency medicine physician Taylor Brown, MD, of Harvard Medical School breaks down how trauma-informed care can transform interactions in high-pressure emergency settings. She discusses practical strategies to empower patients, reduce retraumatization, and enhance outcomes, even in the most acute clinical encounters.
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In this podcast, emergency medicine physician Taylor Brown, MD, of Harvard Medical School breaks down how trauma-informed care can transform interactions in high-pressure emergency settings. She discusses practical strategies to empower patients, reduce retraumatization, and enhance outcomes, even in the most acute clinical encounters.
Interpreting CGM Data For Improved Dietary Planning
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9 months ago
Interpreting CGM Data For Improved Dietary Planning
In part two of this four-part series, Lisa Jones, MA, RDN, LDN, FAND, interviews Grace A. Derocha, MBA, RD, CDCES, a certified diabetes care and education specialist and health coach in Detroit, Michigan, about the best practices for interpreting continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) data in a way that's useful for dietary planning. They also discuss the challenges dietitians can potentially face when working with CGM data, and the approaches to addressing those challenges with their clients.
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In this podcast, emergency medicine physician Taylor Brown, MD, of Harvard Medical School breaks down how trauma-informed care can transform interactions in high-pressure emergency settings. She discusses practical strategies to empower patients, reduce retraumatization, and enhance outcomes, even in the most acute clinical encounters.
