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For children and youth aged 2 to 11 years who are overweight or obese, we recommend that primary care practitioners not offer Orlistat aimed at healthy weight management.*(Strong recommendation; very ...
The Canadian Task Force for Preventive Health Care Guidelines
Public Health Agency of Canada, PHAC
*The management recommendations apply to children and youth 2–17 years of age who are overweight or obese. Children and youth with health conditions where weight management is inappropriate are excluded.
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For children and youth aged 2 to 17 years who are overweight or obese, we recommend that primary care practitioners offer or refer to structured behavioural interventions* aimed at healthy weight ...
The Canadian Task Force for Preventive Health Care Guidelines
Public Health Agency of Canada, PHAC
*Structured interventions are behavioural modification programs that involve several sessions that take place over weeks to months, follow a comprehensive-approach delivered by a specialized inter-disciplinary team, involve group sessions, and incorporate family and parent involvement. Behaviourally-based interventions may focus on diet, increasing exercise, making lifestyle changes, or any combination of these. These can be delivered by a primary health care team in the office or through a ...
ver más ... 2015We recommend that primary care practitioners not routinely offer structured interventions* aimed at preventing overweight and obesity in healthy weight children and youth**. (Weak recommendation; ...
The Canadian Task Force for Preventive Health Care Guidelines
Public Health Agency of Canada, PHAC
*Structured interventions are behavioural modification programs that involve several sessions that take place over weeks to months, follow a comprehensive-approach delivered by a specialized inter-disciplinary team, involve group sessions, and incorporate family and parent involvement. Behaviourally-based interventions may focus on diet, increasing exercise, making lifestyle changes, or any combination of these. These can be delivered by a primary health care team in the office or through a ...
ver más ... 2015We recommend growth monitoring at all appropriate* primary care visits using the 2014 WHO Growth Charts for Canada. (Strong recommendation; very low quality evidence). The growth monitoring ...
The Canadian Task Force for Preventive Health Care Guidelines
Public Health Agency of Canada, PHAC
*Appropriate primary care visits include scheduled health supervision visits, visits for immunizations or medication renewal, episodic care or acute illness, and other visits where the primary care practitioner deems it appropriate. Primary care visits are completed at primary health care settings, including those outside of a physician’s office (e.g. public health nurses carrying out a well-child visit at a community setting).
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Don't use only cognitive tests with a prevalent biological focus in the selection of candidates for the access to undergraduate and postgraduate medical and health sciences schools.
Choosing Wisely Italy. Doing more does not mean doing better (Fare di più non significa fare meglio)
The Italian Society for Medical Education - SIPeM
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ver más ... 2015