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Ketogenic Hot Topics - How do psychological factors impact on adherence?

Recorded webinars & presentations by Dr Stewart Rust

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Dr Rust shares his wealth of experience in optimising treatment adherence in patients with epilepsy and/or metabolic disorders including:

Why an optimum level of knowledge is key
What are the psychological effects of chronic illness and how these may have been further impacted by the current pandemic
Tips for effective motivational interviewing

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Speaker:

Dr Stewart Rust - Consultant Paediatric Clinical Psychologist, Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital

Dr Rust shares his wealth of experience in optimising treatment adherence in patients with epilepsy and/or metabolic disorders including:

Why an optimum level of knowledge is key
What are the psychological effects of chronic illness and how these may have been further impacted by the current pandemic
Tips for effective motivational interviewing

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