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Podcast 132: In discussing a child’s overweight with parents, words matter

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Words really do matter, and for clinicians discussing a child’s overweight with parents, words can hurt, stigmatize, and discourage parents from taking the right actions. In a brief interview, the author of a Pediatrics study talks about the best approach to take in these discussions. There are no “magic words,” rather the approach should involve asking parents what words they feel most comfortable using in talking about how to address the problem. Links: Physician’s First Watch summary (free) Pediatrics article (free) The post Podcast 132: In discussing a child’s overweight with parents, words matter first appeared on Clinical Conversations.

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Words really do matter, and for clinicians discussing a child’s overweight with parents, words can hurt, stigmatize, and discourage parents from taking the right actions. In a brief interview, the author of a Pediatrics study talks about the best approach to take in these discussions. There are no “magic words,” rather the approach should involve asking […]

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