Guía para Profesionales de la Salud para el Tratamiento del Sobrepeso y la Obesidad

What is this guide?

Health Professional's Guide to Treatment of Overweight and Obesity is a reference work produced by the Weight Management Dietetic Practice Group, edited by Hollie A. Raynor and Linda M. Gigliotti. This paperback book offers health professionals a comprehensive and up-to-date resource for addressing overweight and obesity from an evidence-based perspective.

Who is it for?

This guide is designed for dietitians, nutritionists, doctors, nurses, and any healthcare professional involved in the treatment of excess weight. Its content combines theory and practice, facilitating the application of effective strategies in daily practice.

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The work covers the fundamentals of body weight physiology, the principles of nutritional assessment, dietary and lifestyle interventions, as well as the management of associated comorbidities. Although the complete index is not detailed, the guide is structured to offer a logical progression from assessment to long-term follow-up.

Evidence-based approach

The authors, recognized experts in the field of dietetics and weight management, have compiled best practices supported by scientific research. This ensures that the recommendations are current and reliable, helping professionals make informed decisions.

Format and accessibility

With dimensions of 21.6 x 27.9 cm (approximately) and a weight of 493 grams, this book is manageable and suitable for frequent use. Its paperback binding allows for comfortable consultation both in the office and at home.

Frequently asked questions

Does this book include specific diet plans?

The guide provides general principles and examples of interventions, but does not include personalized diet plans. It is intended for professionals to adapt strategies to each patient.

Is it suitable for patients?

No, it is exclusively for professionals. Patients should seek individualized advice.

This book is a reference work for healthcare professionals. It does not replace personalized medical advice. Consult a specialist for the treatment of overweight and obesity.