This episode is one that has been up and coming since the origin of the podcast as I am finally sitting down to discuss my research and personal beliefs on the use of body mass index in the primary care setting. My husband, Chase Chewning, MS, ACE CHC and I talk about our personal and professional experiences using BMI to determine fat-defined obesity and obesity related risks such as diabetes, hypertension, and dyslipidemia. I also provide a breakdown of research conducted while in NP school of an integrative systematic review aimed at determining the most accurate anthropometric measurement for fat-defined obesity in the primary care setting. 

 

Episode 47: How to Submit Your Research to a Nursing Conference

 

Episode 48: The Role of the Health Coach in the Healthcare Team

 

An Integrative Review of Anthropometric Measurements in Primary Care

 

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