Join the Primary Care Collaborative for a discussion about reimagining primary care to better integrate lifestyle medicine, behavioral health and non-pharmacological interventions. Health care is abuzz about the importance of whole-person health. But what exactly does “whole-person health” mean? What does the evidence show about its effectiveness? And how can primary care adequately address the whole person? Panelists will summarize the research on how interprofessional approaches to whole health—inclusive of physical, behavioral, spiritual, and socioeconomic well-being—impacts outcomes, costs, and the experiences of patients and their care teams. The webinar will also feature a short presentation from PCC President and CEO Ann Greiner about a new initiative promoting whole-person health.

Shawna Hudson, PhD, senior associate dean for population health research, will take part in a panel discussing the transformation of primary care with a focus on integrating lifestyle medicine, behavioral health, and non-drug treatments. 

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