This discussion emphasizes the crucial role of health professionals in listening to patients' concerns and providing tailored advice. It highlights the need for patients to openly discuss their health issues with their healthcare providers for better outcomes.
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I think health professionals, let me think about that, I can hold it. I don't know, do we even bother about telling them, see you in the summer, see you in the winter? I never even bother. Health professionals are a good source of advice. And let me, give me a minute, I don't know if you can erase all of this. It's fine, we'll delete it. Usually this is all about, you know, we just process people, they come to clinic and we take five minutes in and out. It's about listening to their fears and their needs and their wants. So at the moment people want probably to be more active. So, it's just about listening to them and what they want to do. You're going to give me a try. Health professionals during spring are here to support and help you. We are here to listen because you may have some fears or had some new experience which you may want to discuss. and bringing them out in the open, telling us about it, will help you and it will help us as health professionals approach with someone else and develop understanding of every individual's challenges and collectively for a population, it would mean better health. And therefore, we would encourage you to have a word with your health professional about any issue that you may have health-wise. And often, discussing that early would also allow your health professional, be it a nurse or a doctor or a dietician, to signpost you the right way. and sometimes even signpost your own general practitioner to make some referrals onwards if needed. So go ahead, have that chat with your healthcare worker.
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