American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians

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Good morning, everyone.

My name is Jay Wang.

And then for other patients, it's more about like joking with them or making things a little bit lighthearted, right? And knowing that and kind of evolving, you know, yourself as well with the patient because everyone learns differently.

And so if you can learn how your patient learns, that's also going to help, I think, address their mistrust.

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Welcome to DO.FM, a production of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to another episode of ACUFP's DO.FM podcast, Precepting Edition.

I'm Juliana Parisi, a communications intern at ACUFP, and I'm excited to have you with us today.

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We hope you found today's episode of DO.FM Precepting Edition both engaging and informative.

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whatever it is that you think keeps you a little out of control, just limiting that.

And then finally, a big thing all throughout the ACOFP connection is connection, not only social, but like having people who you can count on, other medical students, but also those colleagues and friends.

So those are the pillars of lifestyle medicine.

They're part of everyday patient care opportunities.

Park.

Dr.

Park, our former ACOFP president.

has been in the gym every morning at 5.45 a.m. working out.