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Month: September 2019

Raising weight in a consultation

Posted 2019-09-072020-02-17 Sebastian PottHoffPosted in Communication

By Jane Ogden, University of Surrey, UK Weight is a tricky problem to talk about in a consultation. Some patients may be sick of hearing the words ‘You could lose some weight’ every time they visit the clinic: regardless of whether they have come in because of a sore throat, a cervical smear or a […]

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