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Linking RCT with Face-to-face
Lifestyle Modification Program
• Assist patients with weight loss short-term and long-term goals
• Encourage engage in healthier behaviors
• Facilitate women in self-management/self monitoring with small experiments
• Provide appropriate counseling and support
• Engage in ongoing assessments
• Communicate effectively with patients
• Follow up as necessary
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