23 min

Prescribing Wellness: The Evolution of Chronic Disease Management Beyond Research

    • Ciencia

In this episode we explore a critical issue - the alarming rates of chronic diseases, presenting challenges for both individuals and our broader healthcare system. Join us as we discuss how research becomes the catalyst for the evolution of healthcare practices, transforming our perspective on preventative medicine and chronic disease management.
Find our transcript here: https://www.researchns.ca/beyondresearch-prescribing-wellness-the-evolution-of-chronic-disease-management
In Season 3, Episode 4 – Prescribing Wellness: The Evolution of Chronic Disease Management, we cover:
02:44 – Chronic disease rates and the challenges03:42 - The research that started it all08:30 – What is Exercise is Medicine10:02 – Research impact for healthcare providers and patients11:10 – People, places, and programs for individuals living with chronic disease12:40 – Impact of physical activity and exercise on the healthcare system14:43 – Research impact for individuals living with chronic diseases17:47 – Next steps19:48 – Impact on healthcare costs
Thank you to our guests:
Dr. Jonathon Fowles is a Professor in the School of Kinesiology and Director of the Centre of Lifestyle Studies at Acadia University.
Joy Chiekwe is the General Manager of Health Management at the John W. Lindsay YMCA in Halifax, Nova Scotia and the Provincial Lead for the LiveWell YMCA program. Verna MacKinnon is an Operations Consultant with a focus on physical activity for Nova Scotia Health’s primary health care and chronic disease management provincial network. 
The Beyond Research Podcast is produced by Podstarter. It is available wherever you get your podcasts. 
If you like this episode, be sure to hit the subscribe button and leave us five stars. You can also follow us on social:Instagram: @beyondresearchpodcastX: @beyondrpodcastFacebook: Beyond Research Podcast

In this episode we explore a critical issue - the alarming rates of chronic diseases, presenting challenges for both individuals and our broader healthcare system. Join us as we discuss how research becomes the catalyst for the evolution of healthcare practices, transforming our perspective on preventative medicine and chronic disease management.
Find our transcript here: https://www.researchns.ca/beyondresearch-prescribing-wellness-the-evolution-of-chronic-disease-management
In Season 3, Episode 4 – Prescribing Wellness: The Evolution of Chronic Disease Management, we cover:
02:44 – Chronic disease rates and the challenges03:42 - The research that started it all08:30 – What is Exercise is Medicine10:02 – Research impact for healthcare providers and patients11:10 – People, places, and programs for individuals living with chronic disease12:40 – Impact of physical activity and exercise on the healthcare system14:43 – Research impact for individuals living with chronic diseases17:47 – Next steps19:48 – Impact on healthcare costs
Thank you to our guests:
Dr. Jonathon Fowles is a Professor in the School of Kinesiology and Director of the Centre of Lifestyle Studies at Acadia University.
Joy Chiekwe is the General Manager of Health Management at the John W. Lindsay YMCA in Halifax, Nova Scotia and the Provincial Lead for the LiveWell YMCA program. Verna MacKinnon is an Operations Consultant with a focus on physical activity for Nova Scotia Health’s primary health care and chronic disease management provincial network. 
The Beyond Research Podcast is produced by Podstarter. It is available wherever you get your podcasts. 
If you like this episode, be sure to hit the subscribe button and leave us five stars. You can also follow us on social:Instagram: @beyondresearchpodcastX: @beyondrpodcastFacebook: Beyond Research Podcast

23 min

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