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Application of Motivational Interviews in Primary Care for Obese Children
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Abstract
This paper reviews the current situation and self-management level of obese children in China, and considers that motivational interviewing is a promising therapy in weight control. It also reviews the specific application of motivational interviewing in primary care of obese children, including the applied population, strategies and effects Evaluations suggest that motivational interviews help obese children evoke inner motivation, and then spontaneously change their eating habits and lifestyle, maintain long-term motivation, and finally reach their target weight. The analysis summarizes the current problems in the implementation of motivated interviews, and proposes that the motivated interviewers before the intervention lack standardized training, the implementation plan has no unified standards, and no mention of remuneration and other issues. It is recommended to improve the self-management level of children, increase the frequency of motivational interviews and give appropriate material rewards, pay attention to multi-disciplinary cross-cooperation and the application of artificial intelligence, accumulate experience in continuous implementation, and further Provide reference for promotion and application.
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How to cite this paper
Application of Motivational Interviews in Primary Care for Obese Children
How to cite this paper: Yuanyuan Fang, Jie Yao, Fang Liu, Xiaowei Li, Bo Dong. (2021) Application of Motivational Interviews in Primary Care for Obese Children. International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Medicine Research, 5(1), 6-10.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/ijcemr.2021.01.002
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