An interview with Dr. Renee Rogers, Senior Scientist, University of Kansas Medical Center.
So I think a big, really important first step is to talk to the patient on the medication currently that you're working with to say, I want to know when something changes. If your dose changes, if you start to experience more side effects, I can't directly change any of that that you're going through, but I want you to be able to communicate those things with me because I have the ability to change your program to reflect that.
Dr. Renee Rogers
Bio-behavioral research focus
Patient-centered approach
Anti-obesity medications
Reframing the health benefits of physical activity independent of weight loss
Patients on anti-obesity medications and physical activity
Impact on lean mass
Tailoring exercise programs for individuals taking anti-obesity medications
Fitness professionals as trusted partners
Sustainable behavior change
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