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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2023 · 20 MIN

What Research Says About Health Coaches

from Health Coach Talk: Conversations About Wellness Through Functional Medicine Coaching · host Functional Medicine Coaching Academy

Join Dr. Sandi on a riveting journey through the cutting-edge world of functional medicine health coaching. In this episode, she unveils three groundbreaking research papers that shed light on the profound impact of health coaching in the realm of chronic illness management. Dr. Sandi always says, "Health coaching is the new primary care," and these new studies showcase the truth in that statement. According to one study, health coaching improved workforce outcomes. Another showed the benefits of collaborative care teams for both patients and physicians. Health coaching is improving healthcare and the research confirms it. In This Episode: Learn how health coaching resulted in positive outcomes for aging adults. See what doctors are saying about working in collaborative care teams Does health coaching improve labor outcomes? How is health coaching improving outcomes for patients with type 2 diabetes?

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