How to Turn Protocols Into Programs

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Join Ashley Koff, RD, CEO of The Better Nutrition Program, in this webinar for training on how to use The Better Nutrition Program Protocols with Fullscript as ready-made programs for your practice. Learn how to easily create and market programs that help engage clients, and deliver better health outcomes for your patients. You’ll learn:

How to use assessments to personalize program content for improved outcomes
The 5 main components of an effective program and how to structure your program with them
How to build your programs to capture outcomes and identify the next steps

To visit Ashley’s assessments you can visit her store here use Promo code fullscript15 at checkout for 15% off.

The Fullscript collective helps guide our company to evolve, adapt, and support integrative medicine.

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2 comments on “How to Turn Protocols Into Programs for Better Patient & Business Results”

Rigobert Kefferputz on March 13th, 2020 - 7:19pm

I appreciate resources although this just feels like a waste of my time.

This is marketing to practitioners.

I expected something of a more educational nature.

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Cait on May 12th, 2020 - 12:52pm

Hi Dr. Kefferputz, thank you for your comment, we really appreciate your feedback and have passed it along to our content team. Our Knowledge Center is a great resource for practitioners and is full of educational content https://fullscript.com/webinars

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