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Implementing a National Lifestyle Medicine Residency Curriculum: A Mixed-Methods Evaluation of Learning, Behavior Change, and Clinical Integration

Purpose: To evaluate the impact of a national lifestyle medicine residency curriculum (LMRC) on resident knowledge, confidence, and clinical behaviors, and to examine factors influencing implementation in real-world training environments. Methods: A convergent mixed-methods desig...

Optimal Data Collection in Lifestyle Medicine at the Point of Care: A Position Statement From the American College of Lifestyle Medicine

The full potential of lifestyle medicine has yet to be realized within the healthcare system, and it is hindered by the lack of systematic data collection focused on modifiable lifestyle factors that influence chronic disease. It is the position of the American College of Lifesty...

Lifestyle Medicine Competencies in Women’s Health: Consensus-Based Standards From the International Board of Lifestyle Medicine

Lifestyle medicine (LM) takes an evidence-based approach to the prevention and management of many conditions affecting women; however, no dedicated competency framework currently guides its application across the life span. We aimed to develop a comprehensive set of core competen...