In episode 366, Mike, James, and Tony continue to talk about the very important and broad topic of social determinants of health. Interestingly, evidence is fairly clear that social spending may be more useful to health than health spending and we need more focus on community services and primary care.
Show notes
In episode 364, James, Mike, and primarily Bruce talk about an approach – Focussed Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (FACT) – that clinicians in primary care can use across a broad range of psychological problems. This type of 15-20 minute approach has been evaluated in many RCTs – so have a listen and reach for the behaviour and not the medication.
Show notes
1) Focussed Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Manual
2) An e-learning module on YouTube – Video 8 is the main one
THE NUTRITION PROPOSITION BOOK HAS JUST BEEN RELEASED
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THE MEME CONFERENCE – Making Evidence Matter For Everyone
May 27-28, 2022 in Vancouver, BC
Our annual primary care evidence-based conference is BACK. The MEME conference is happening May 27/28 live and virtual in beautiful Vancouver, BC. Sure hope you can join us.
This pragmatic trial is now recruiting in BC. Make a difference and get involved with pragmatic trials (www.pragmatictrials.ca)
