Obesity - Follow-up Survey | the Endocrine Society Center for Learning

Please complete this follow-up survey to help us measure the impact of our program on your practice.

How will your patients benefit as a result of your participation in this activity? *

Select all that apply.

Improved optimization of therapy

Improved understanding of therapy

Minimized adverse effects of therapy

Improved quality of life

Early intervention and treatment

No patient benefit

Not in practice

Enter a specific benefit you anticipate

How will your patients benefit as a result of your participation in this activity? Enter a specific benefit you anticipate

What changes will you make to improve your clinical practice as a result of your participation in this activity? *

Select all that apply.

Update my knowledge of emerging therapies

Improve selection and adjustment of agents

Increase screening for high-risk patients

Improve setting targets for therapy

Improve optimization of therapy to avoid adverse events

This activity confirms my practice

Not in practice

Enter a specific change you will make

What changes will you make to improve your clinical practice as a result of your participation in this activity? Enter a specific change you will make

What barriers may prevent you from implementing what you have learned? *

Select all that apply.

Cost of therapy

Difficulty assessing benefits and risks of therapies

Insurance denial of therapeutic options

Managing co-presenting disorders

Difficulty communicating with patients

Patient adherence

No barriers

Enter a specific barrier you perceive

What barriers may prevent you from implementing what you have learned? Enter a specific barrier you perceive

Do you believe your participation in this activity has… *

	Definitely	Very likely	Possibly	Unlikely	Not at all	NA
Led to practice improvements	Led to practice improvements - Definitely	Led to practice improvements - Very likely	Led to practice improvements - Possibly	Led to practice improvements - Unlikely	Led to practice improvements - Not at all	Led to practice improvements - NA
Led to patient benefits	Led to patient benefits - Definitely	Led to patient benefits - Very likely	Led to patient benefits - Possibly	Led to patient benefits - Unlikely	Led to patient benefits - Not at all	Led to patient benefits - NA

Please share an example of how this program influenced your practice and/or research.

Please share any additional feedback you have about the program.

Additional Questions

To help us measure the impact this activity has had on your practice, please answer these brief questions

1) How often should patients weigh themselves when they are trying to lose weight?

Once a month

Once a week

Daily

Only at the doctor’s office to avoid frustration

2) Which diet or diets are recommended by the recent AHA/ACC/TOS guidelines for the management of obesity?

Prescribe a 1,200 to 1,500 kcal/day for women and 1,500 to 1,800 kcal/day for men

Prescribe a 500 or 750 kcal /day energy deficit

Prescribe one of the evidence-based diets that restricts certain food types (such as low carb diets) in order to create an energy deficit by reduced food intake

All of the above are correct

3) Which newly approved weight loss medications have a recommendation to stop the weight loss drug if the patient does not lose 3% to 5% percent of their weight by 3 to 4 months of being started on the medication?

Choose from the following *

Lorcaserin

Phentermine/Topiramate

Bupropion/Naltrexone

Liraglutide 3mg

All the new weight loss mediations have stopping or adjusting rules at 3 to 4 months

4) It is recommended by the endocrine society obesity guidelines to remove or switch out medications that are associated with weight gain. Which of the following medications does not have good data showing medication is associated with weight gain:

Choose from the following: *

Blockers (both selective and non-selective)

Olanzapine

BCPs (combination, estrogen plus a progestin)

BCPs (progestin-only contraceptives)

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Please complete this follow-up survey to help us measure the impact of our program on your practice.

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Follow-up Survey

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