An interview with Dr. Sarah Linke, Associate Clinical Professor at UC San Diego.

A lot of times we get stuck in healthcare talking to [patients] about how they can prevent cardiovascular disease in 30 years. Well, that's not relevant to them today. There's always tomorrow to exercise to prevent that from happening in 30 years. But how do we focus, how do we train them to focus on those immediate rewards that they can get? Which would be more energy, improved mood, decreased anxiety, decreased stress, all of these things that happen immediately, that would keep people exercising, and then in the long run would also prevent disease.
Dr. Sarah Linke

Exercise as a prevention tool
Training physicians in motivational interviewing
Training physicians in framing exercise as relevant
 Warm handoff to health coaches
Addressing the trust gap with community-based health & fitness professionals
Implementation science
Providing the best patient care
Technology as a facilitator for physician exercise referrals 

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