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Health Coaching in Primary Care: Persuading Physicians to Prescribe Behavior Change and Self-Efficacy

Relationships are important in healthcare — perhaps none more so than the physician-patient bond. Until now, these encounters have largely been focused on treating illness, not preventing it. But as healthcare acknowledges the clinical and cost benefits from health coaching in disease and health management, some experts say that primary care is ripe for the same change. In addition to dispensing clinical advice, it may also be time for primary care physicians (PCPs) to prescribe physical activity, smoking cessation and other healthy habits to guide patients toward self-efficacy.

In Health Coaching in Primary Care: Persuading Physicians to Prescribe Behavior Change and Self-Efficacy, three health coaching thought leaders detail their models for incorporating health coaching into the primary care paradigm. While acknowledging existing demands on busy physicians, they recommend that PCPs school themselves in health promotion and make coaching a team effort to foster behavior change in members and patients.

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Thom Stambaugh, chief pharmacy officer and vice president of clinical programs and specialty pharmacy for CIGNA Pharmacy Management, discusses strategies for recovering lost revenue caused by medication non-adherence, the challenges behavioral health patients bring to medication compliance and how CIGNA measures compliance in its population.
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The Business Case for Web 2.0 in Healthcare: Building Brands and Redefining the Patient Experience

Vendor Gifts and Relations: Effective Strategies for Health Systems and Hospitals


The State of the Hospital Industry – 2008 Edition

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Emergency Exits: Reducing Emergency Room Utilization by Retooling Care-Seeking and Care Access Options

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Reaching Reluctant Physicians: Forging Organizational Trust and Collaboration


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Health Coaching in Primary Care: Persuading Physicians to Prescribe Behavior Change and Self-Efficacy

International Practice Development in Nursing and Healthcare


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For Emergency Use Only: Curbing Unnecessary Emergency Room Use Through Education, Accountability and Physician Engagement

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Healthcare Questions & Answers...

Educating the Resistant Patient

Each week, a healthcare professional responds to a reader's query on an industry issue. This week's expert is Barbara Rutkowski, Ed.D., medical manager for St. Mary’s Managed Care Services.

Question: What are some cost-effective strategies to help motivate different types of patients, with special emphasis on chronic illnesses?

Response:(Barbara Rutkowski): Education is so important. People don’t even understand the name of the test they need to watch their diabetes, so we educate a lot. People have a completely wrong idea about nutrition. If they haven’t stayed current with the changes over the last couple of years, they’ll be behind. We ask members to sign a contract, and we show them how to get the most from the (average) eight minutes of their doctor’s visit. They have all their test results, which are explained when they receive them. They maintain their own files and records such as blood pressure readings to take along to their medical visits. They have to have their blood pressure taken 12 times a year.

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New Developments and Enhancements in Health Risk Assessments, a 90-minute webinar on August 13, 2008
Health Coaching in Primary Care: Persuading Physicians to Prescribe Behavior Change and Self-Efficacy
Wellness Coaching for Lasting Lifestyle Change
Improving Medication Adherence: Practical Strategies to Increase Patient Compliance, a 90-minute webinar on September 10, 2008
Case Studies from Diabetes Medical Home Pilots: Key Processes, Tools, Metrics and Outcomes
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