GlossaryNutrition · Follow-up
Patient follow-up
Post-consultation actions to evaluate progress, adherence, and barriers.
Definition and context
Post-consultation actions to evaluate progress, adherence, and barriers. This definition summarizes the main objective of the concept so that any reader can quickly identify how to apply it.
Includes reviewing metrics (weight, circumferences, energy, digestion), plan feedback, and adjustments to calories, macros, or habits based on response.
Why is it relevant?
Maintains continuity, corrects deviations early, and reinforces adherence.
Applied example
How to apply it in Almendra
- Automate weekly check-ins in Almendra with key questions.
- Collect weight, steps, and photos to inform adjustments before the consultation.
- Send a summary with agreed changes and the next check-up date.
Key recommendations
- Define which metrics to review and how often.
- Adjust few variables at a time.
- Include brief education in each follow-up.
- Reinforce achievements and address specific barriers.
- Document changes and agreements.
Frequently asked questions
How often should follow-up occur?
Every 2-4 weeks usually works; shorten if there are symptoms or demanding goals.
What should I check first if there is no progress?
Adherence, sleep, steps, protein, and stress before modifying calories.
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