Why You Need a Psychologist in the New Age of Medicine

Mark S. Aloia, PhD
Associate Professor of Medicine
National Jewish Health, Denver, CO

This Philips sponsored program reviews the complex construct of health behavior change and how to apply some simple psychological techniques to improve adherence. It will discuss the problem of non-adherence as a behavior and review 5 pillars of behavior change that predict adherence to treatment.

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