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#obsm chat @obsmchat
Welcome to the #obsm chat. All persons from health care professionals to patients to allies and friends are welcome to join! We're discussing #WearableTech and its role in weight management.
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
Welcome to tonight's #obsm @obsmchat What are #Wearables Able and Not Able To Do For Weight Management? #WearableTech
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Please take a minute to introduce yourself. Even if only planning to "lurk" (read along without commenting) it’s helpful knowing the faces in the audience :-) Please note #obsm chats do not serve as medical advice. We will introduce the first question in a few minutes.
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Very special thanks to @Bruce_Y_Lee for the blog and leading tonight’s chat! Bruce is the Executive Director of @Global Obesity, professor @JohnsHopkinsSPH, writer for @Forbes and @HuffPost, and a great #obsm chat participant! #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @obsmchat: Welcome to the #obsm chat. All persons from health care professionals to patients to allies and friends are welcome to join! We're discussing #WearableTech and its role in weight management.
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: Let’s talk #WearableTech TODAY at 9 pm EST! Everyone welcome! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: A few minutes to @obsmchat #obsm The #WearableTech #Wearables #wearable market is growing fast. One estimate is that sales of smart wearables will hit $34 billion in 2020. That would be lots of wearables sold (411 million) and lots o’ cash involved...
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @OffThePlateMC: Looking forward to participating tonight! My Apple Watch is charging... #obsm https://t.co/8A7G5KDyhv
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: Welcome to the #obsm chat. All persons from health care professionals to patients to allies and friends are welcome to join! We're discussing #WearableTech and its role in weight management.
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @obsmchat: Please take a minute to introduce yourself. Even if only planning to "lurk" (read along without commenting) it’s helpful knowing the faces in the audience :-) Please note #obsm chats do not serve as medical advice. We will introduce the first question in a few minutes.
GeekyGrouch @grouchy_geek
Hello obsm chatters. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: What's been your experience w/ wearables as either someone who has used them or a health care professional w/ patients who have used them? Want to hear different answers to this & other questions? Join @obsmchat at 9pm ET today & use the hashtag #obsm https://t.co/i4SwvGwiew
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Thanks to @bruce_y_lee for writing an excellent blog post https://t.co/nnUldu3hLt and for moderating tonight! #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @obsmchat: Very special thanks to @Bruce_Y_Lee for the blog and leading tonight’s chat! Bruce is the Executive Director of @Global Obesity, professor @JohnsHopkinsSPH, writer for @Forbes and @HuffPost, and a great #obsm chat participant! #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
RT @obsmchat: Please take a minute to introduce yourself. Even if only planning to "lurk" (read along without commenting) it’s helpful knowing the faces in the audience :-) Please note #obsm chats do not serve as medical advice. We will introduce the first question in a few minutes.
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @obsmchat: Very special thanks to @Bruce_Y_Lee for the blog and leading tonight’s chat! Bruce is the Executive Director of @Global Obesity, professor @JohnsHopkinsSPH, writer for @Forbes and @HuffPost, and a great #obsm chat participant! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@ZHeatherChamp Great to see you, Heather! #obsm
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
RT @obsmchat: Very special thanks to @Bruce_Y_Lee for the blog and leading tonight’s chat! Bruce is the Executive Director of @Global Obesity, professor @JohnsHopkinsSPH, writer for @Forbes and @HuffPost, and a great #obsm chat participant! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@txkyleharris Glad you could join us, Kyle! #obsm
Patty Nece @pattynece
Patty Nece here! @ObesityAction board member and smart watch owner! #obsm #obsm
SaludHEALTHinfo @SaludHEALTHinfo
RT @obsmchat: Welcome to the #obsm chat. All persons from health care professionals to patients to allies and friends are welcome to join! We're discussing #WearableTech and its role in weight management.
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@obsmchat Pediatrician in SC. Using motivational interviewing to help families dealing with childhood obesity. Very interested in the conversation on wearables tonight. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@arghavan_salles @obsmchat Happy to be on the #obsm chat @arghavan_salles
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
Janet Childerhose, medical #anthropologist & technology researcher, live from #Ottawa Body-technology relationships (aka cyborg anthropology) & their impacts-social, ethical, personal-are what drive me! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD of https://t.co/c16rzK6FLl @fcbariatrics and Director of Bariatric Surgery for Western Connecticut Health System #obsm @obsmchat
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
Howdy, Marilyn Clark here. Health Coach. Bariatric Patient. Apple Watch enthusiast. (i.e. I'm a nerd) #Obsm https://t.co/4LZCgLsOxf
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@pattynece @ObesityAction Thanks to @pattynece for also being the human behind the @obsmchat account tonight! #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
In the middle of grading, but thought I would stop in and say hi! Terri Cullen RNY -2012 and 2018) #obsm
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@WohaibiMD Glad you're here Eyad! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @arghavan_salles: @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Thanks to @bruce_y_lee for writing an excellent blog post https://t.co/nnUldu3hLt and for moderating tonight! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@greenhousemd @obsmchat Hi! Great to see you again. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: Very special thanks to @Bruce_Y_Lee for the blog and leading tonight’s chat! Bruce is the Executive Director of @Global Obesity, professor @JohnsHopkinsSPH, writer for @Forbes and @HuffPost, and a great #obsm chat participant! #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@greenhousemd Always happy to you have you with us! #obsm
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
RT @bruce_y_lee: A few minutes to @obsmchat #obsm The #WearableTech #Wearables #wearable market is growing fast. One estimate is that sales of smart wearables will hit $34 billion in 2020. That would be lots of wearables sold (411 million) and lots o’ cash involved...
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@WohaibiMD @obsmchat Thanks for joining, Eyad! #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
Let's chat about wearable technology. The #obsm tweet chat STARTS NOW! Add #obsm to tweets to add your voice to the conversation and search #obsm to see others comments and Q's.
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@JEChilderhose Hi, Janet! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Great to have you #obsm
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@JEChilderhose Hi Janet! Welcome! #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
Waving hello from California #OBSM pals, Michelle "Shelly" #BariatricSurgery Post-Op, @ObesityAction Coalition Chair, Patient Advocate 👋🏽 #OACAction taker
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC Welcome, Marilyn! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@DrTerriC Hi! Thanks for joining. #obsm
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@OffThePlateMC Hello Apple Watch enthusiast! #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Start your #WearableTech and let's get the discussion going! Please remember to tag all tweets with #obsm so we can see them! Here's the first question. https://t.co/FEmrE1r5rQ
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@DrTerriC This will be more fun! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @Eggface: Let's chat about wearable technology. The #obsm tweet chat STARTS NOW! Add #obsm to tweets to add your voice to the conversation and search #obsm to see others comments and Q's.
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@arghavan_salles Hello Arghavan and all! I'm feeling the energy in the chat tonight. #obsm
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@Eggface @ObesityAction Hi Shelly! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@Eggface @ObesityAction Hi, Shelly! #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @Eggface: Let's chat about wearable technology. The #obsm tweet chat STARTS NOW! Add #obsm to tweets to add your voice to the conversation and search #obsm to see others comments and Q's.
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @obsmchat: Start your #WearableTech and let's get the discussion going! Please remember to tag all tweets with #obsm so we can see them! Here's the first question. https://t.co/FEmrE1r5rQ
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@JEChilderhose @arghavan_salles Excellent! #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
RT @Eggface: Let's chat about wearable technology. The #obsm tweet chat STARTS NOW! Add #obsm to tweets to add your voice to the conversation and search #obsm to see others comments and Q's.
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
I count on my smartphone daily and use the PACER app to track my steps and keep motivated. I share my data with my patients and help them get started as well. Self-monitoring is a well known key to behavioral change and success in #weightloss. @obsmchat #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
I have bought wearables for family/friends with mixed results. Mom wore hers for one month and then thought it was lame bc she always got more than 10,000 steps. She didn't find it helpful. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@ZHeatherChamp @pattynece @ObesityAction @obsmchat @fitbit What do you like about it? #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@ZHeatherChamp @arghavan_salles @pattynece @ObesityAction @obsmchat @fitbit When do you use the @fitbit #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @JEChilderhose: @arghavan_salles Hello Arghavan and all! I'm feeling the energy in the chat tonight. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: I count on my smartphone daily and use the PACER app to track my steps and keep motivated. I share my data with my patients and help them get started as well. Self-monitoring is a well known key to behavioral change and success in #weightloss. @obsmchat #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
Arbitrary limits don't account for differences between individuals & their circumstances. What implications can this have for #Wearables #WearableTech ?#obsm https://t.co/GwqiJT4FZl
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat What do you and @bruce_y_lee think about the studies that show no improvement in weight loss with or without wearables? #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@obsmchat Many of my patients use wearables for obesity. I've seen PROS- kids love to work towards a goal and see what they've accomplished. Also CONS- disappointment and sense of failure if they don't reach their daily goal. #obsm
Patty Nece @pattynece
I used a Fitbit for years than switched to Apple Watch. It’s good for me so long as I don’t start beating myself up for not meeting any external goal like 10,000/steps a day. #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Can you link to one? #obsm
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RT @bruce_y_lee: Arbitrary limits don't account for differences between individuals & their circumstances. What implications can this have for #Wearables #WearableTech ?#obsm https://t.co/GwqiJT4FZl
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
As a patient, I used my Apple Watch to time my pre-post meal water, remind me to take vitamins, remind me to eat (back the the days when I had zero appetite!) and keep me focused on moving. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @bruce_y_lee: Arbitrary limits don't account for differences between individuals & their circumstances. What implications can this have for #Wearables #WearableTech ?#obsm https://t.co/GwqiJT4FZl
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
#obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@pattynece What do you like about it, @pattynece? #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat Many of my patients use wearables for obesity. I've seen PROS- kids love to work towards a goal and see what they've accomplished. Also CONS- disappointment and sense of failure if they don't reach their daily goal. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@greenhousemd @obsmchat What types of #Wearables are they using #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @OffThePlateMC: As a patient, I used my Apple Watch to time my pre-post meal water, remind me to take vitamins, remind me to eat (back the the days when I had zero appetite!) and keep me focused on moving. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC That all sounds useful! #obsm
David Creel @drdavidcreel
@obsmchat Great tool for people who don’t want to commit to structured exercise but are willing to try to accumulate more activity #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
I got an apple watch this summer.. because I had friends that were doing it together.. I like stand feature and activity but I find the green ring a lot of pressure.. and I get ticked when I don't get credit for workout #obsm
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@OffThePlateMC Great ways to use it! #obsm
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@bonuslife @ObesityAction Welcome Utah fun zone rep!! #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I have read a lot of these studies but can only speak from personal experience. Knowing I have a 221 day streak going for my move goal makes me motivated to hit the gym. #obsm https://t.co/OwzHxb6Ka0
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@arghavan_salles @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee We know that physical activity is vital to maintenance of #weightloss so I think it is important for that reason more than taking off pounds. Not to mention the cardiac, circulatory, pulmonary, and mental health benefits of exercise, be it measure with wearables or not. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @drdavidcreel: @obsmchat Great tool for people who don’t want to commit to structured exercise but are willing to try to accumulate more activity #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @arghavan_salles: @OffThePlateMC That all sounds useful! #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @arghavan_salles: @pattynece What do you like about it, @pattynece? #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
I do have to admit that people obsessed with the wearable remind of the counting points etc.. fitness is not a competition.. #obsm
Eyad Wohaibi, MD, FACS, FASMBS. @WohaibiMD
@bonuslife @ObesityAction Welcome to the chat #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Most of the kids are using Fitbits or similar devices. Some have Apple Watches but those are the exception and not the rule in my practice. Also have some lower income kids that are using simple pedometers with good success. #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
My secret is to make sure my target goals are achievable, so I don't let myself down. #obsm https://t.co/rBzXpCeu4a
Patty Nece @pattynece
@arghavan_salles Most days, I move more because I realize he w little I move with my desk job #Obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @arghavan_salles @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee We know that physical activity is vital to maintenance of #weightloss so I think it is important for that reason more than taking off pounds. Not to mention the cardiac, circulatory, pulmonary, and mental health benefits of exercise, be it measure with wearables or not. #obsm
GeekyGrouch @grouchy_geek
A1) I use my Fitbit Ionic as a motivation to keep moving. Also keeps an overall total so I can look back and see how many miles I have walked or flights of stairs I have taken. #obsm #iamanelevatorhater
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @OffThePlateMC: I have read a lot of these studies but can only speak from personal experience. Knowing I have a 221 day streak going for my move goal makes me motivated to hit the gym. #obsm https://t.co/OwzHxb6Ka0
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@JEChilderhose @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Here's one: https://t.co/hojvJf6Jom #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @DrTerriC: I got an apple watch this summer.. because I had friends that were doing it together.. I like stand feature and activity but I find the green ring a lot of pressure.. and I get ticked when I don't get credit for workout #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @OffThePlateMC: I have read a lot of these studies but can only speak from personal experience. Knowing I have a 221 day streak going for my move goal makes me motivated to hit the gym. #obsm https://t.co/OwzHxb6Ka0
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@drdavidcreel @obsmchat Do you think they are effective? Or are some devices more effective than others? #obsm
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@DrTerriC Do you think the pressure detracts from the benefits? #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @txkyleharris: A1) I use my Fitbit Ionic as a motivation to keep moving. Also keeps an overall total so I can look back and see how many miles I have walked or flights of stairs I have taken. #obsm #iamanelevatorhater
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@pattynece This is my issue exactly... I have a tendency to get a little obsessive when I track anything and failing to meet my "goal" can change my mood, which is not good. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @pattynece: @arghavan_salles Most days, I move more because I realize he w little I move with my desk job #Obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @OffThePlateMC: I have read a lot of these studies but can only speak from personal experience. Knowing I have a 221 day streak going for my move goal makes me motivated to hit the gym. #obsm https://t.co/OwzHxb6Ka0
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
RT @pattynece: I used a Fitbit for years than switched to Apple Watch. It’s good for me so long as I don’t start beating myself up for not meeting any external goal like 10,000/steps a day. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @OffThePlateMC: My secret is to make sure my target goals are achievable, so I don't let myself down. #obsm https://t.co/rBzXpCeu4a
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @txkyleharris: A1) I use my Fitbit Ionic as a motivation to keep moving. Also keeps an overall total so I can look back and see how many miles I have walked or flights of stairs I have taken. #obsm #iamanelevatorhater
#obsm chat @obsmchat
#obsm #WearableTech https://t.co/alMt9PICIG
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Whoa! More is less: "Among young adults with a BMI between 25 and less than 40, the addition of a wearable technology device to a standard behavioral intervention resulted in less weight loss over 24 months." #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @OffThePlateMC: My secret is to make sure my target goals are achievable, so I don't let myself down. #obsm https://t.co/rBzXpCeu4a
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I will say that it's easy to get overwhelmed with the data too, but I try to keep my focus balanced. Now that I am doing weight training, it's interesting to see the post-workout data on workout intensity. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @arghavan_salles: @JEChilderhose @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Here's one: https://t.co/hojvJf6Jom #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @drdavidcreel: @obsmchat Great tool for people who don’t want to commit to structured exercise but are willing to try to accumulate more activity #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bonuslife @obsmchat What did you like about them? #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @drdavidcreel: @obsmchat Great tool for people who don’t want to commit to structured exercise but are willing to try to accumulate more activity #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
@obsmchat I think we have to keep in mind the history of people.. and not push them into competition.. Trackers are one option.. allow people to come to what works for them. #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@obsmchat I've also used a Fitbit myself but quickly realized that my daily pediatrician schedule keeps me running enough that counting steps is pretty irrelevant. I wasn't using it for weight purposes, just for general health purposes. Didn't seem to help much for that. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @OffThePlateMC: My secret is to make sure my target goals are achievable, so I don't let myself down. #obsm https://t.co/rBzXpCeu4a
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I also accept that no smart device is perfectly smart. So for me, it's about trends, not precise numbers. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: #obsm #WearableTech https://t.co/alMt9PICIG
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @txkyleharris: A1) I use my Fitbit Ionic as a motivation to keep moving. Also keeps an overall total so I can look back and see how many miles I have walked or flights of stairs I have taken. #obsm #iamanelevatorhater
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@Eggface @pattynece I could see having that same issue. I think for surgeons these devices are tough because we can't have anything on our wrists when we scrub. Remember to put a device back on after a case is tough. #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
@Eggface @pattynece Same.. the hardest part of my revision was I am kind of all or nothing.. and I could not do "all" again.. The watch is helping me not do nothing. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @DrTerriC: @obsmchat I think we have to keep in mind the history of people.. and not push them into competition.. Trackers are one option.. allow people to come to what works for them. #obsm
Michael Clock PA-C @BariPAClock
@obsmchat Hello #obsm I am a PA in a Bariatric Surgery practice in upstate NY I have seen pros and cons If the patient can afford it and it motivates them, we can work with that Its a starting place for engagement for one metric Con:oversimplifies and may not give quick results
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Any views on why this may be the result? #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
@ZHeatherChamp @Eggface @pattynece I am only disappointed I bought this summer.. I am very clutzy..I would like the fall feature of the series 4. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@Eggface @pattynece So, perhaps focusing too much on one measure #obsm
Prisma Health–Upstate Dept. of Surgery @PH_Surgery
Is there a difference in wearables helping physicians versus motivating patients? #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@greenhousemd @obsmchat That was pretty much my mom's experience as well. Since she always got plenty of steps in she wasn't sure how it helped. #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@pattynece It is a thrill to have that little buzz go off when you have met your daily goal #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @DrTerriC: @obsmchat I think we have to keep in mind the history of people.. and not push them into competition.. Trackers are one option.. allow people to come to what works for them. #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@ghs_surgery I like this question. #obsm
dylz @colourspeak
RT @JEChilderhose: @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Whoa! More is less: @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Whoa! More is less: "Among young adults with a BMI between 25 and less than 40, the addition of a wearable technology device to a standard behavioral intervention resulted in less weight loss over 24 months." #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC This is great perspective to have. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@JEChilderhose @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat What do you think was occurring there? #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @OffThePlateMC: I will say that it's easy to get overwhelmed with the data too, but I try to keep my focus balanced. Now that I am doing weight training, it's interesting to see the post-workout data on workout intensity. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@obsmchat I have a @GarminFitness and love it! On the days I can’t get to the gym I try to get more steps in. I also got my whole family involved and we do “challenges “ through the @Garmin app which is great as it motivates us all to get a little more #activity in.#obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@BariPAClock @obsmchat Thanks for joining! Have you noticed any meaningful differences in the devices? #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
Wearables are certainly motivating for some but not for others. An individualized approach suggests they may be indicated for those who find them helpful. #obsm.
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @bruce_y_lee: Arbitrary limits don't account for differences between individuals & their circumstances. What implications can this have for #Wearables #WearableTech ?#obsm https://t.co/GwqiJT4FZl
John David Scott MD @jdscottmd
I wonder what the impact would be if we could mass distribute wearables and connect them to our large databases, like MBSAQIP. #obsm
Patty Nece @pattynece
@bruce_y_lee @Eggface Yes indeed. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: Start your #WearableTech and let's get the discussion going! Please remember to tag all tweets with #obsm so we can see them! Here's the first question. https://t.co/FEmrE1r5rQ
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
RT @OffThePlateMC: I also accept that no smart device is perfectly smart. So for me, it's about trends, not precise numbers. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@obsmchat Another article I had read suggested that seeing a lot of activity might give people "permission" to eat more than they might have otherwise... #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@obsmchat I've used wearables as an option to help increase physical activity when I'm using motivational interviewing with families. The kids tend to get really excited about the idea. Harder to get parents to buy into it. #obsm
Heather 🇺🇸 @ZHeatherChamp
@bonuslife @obsmchat I give myself a green frog sticker on my calendar every time I move at least 20 min a day. #obsm
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RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: I count on my smartphone daily and use the PACER app to track my steps and keep motivated. I share my data with my patients and help them get started as well. Self-monitoring is a well known key to behavioral change and success in #weightloss. @obsmchat #obsm
reallyrosy @reallyrosie
@obsmchat Hi all. Patient and pain in the neck. I do not wear trackables because they don't track walking with a rollator. Just recently they are able to count laps. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
Perhaps getting the person to focus on just a few specific things rather than the system around them #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@arghavan_salles @pattynece Well and LOL remembering to charge it... from the girl who teeters on low battery mode daily. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@pattynece @bruce_y_lee @Eggface That makes sense as a weakness of the devices. They obviously can't measure everything we do, and it's important to remember that the numbers on a device aren't the whole story. #obsm
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RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @arghavan_salles @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee We know that physical activity is vital to maintenance of #weightloss so I think it is important for that reason more than taking off pounds. Not to mention the cardiac, circulatory, pulmonary, and mental health benefits of exercise, be it measure with wearables or not. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @OffThePlateMC: I also accept that no smart device is perfectly smart. So for me, it's about trends, not precise numbers. #obsm
David Creel @drdavidcreel
They certainly increase awareness and can help quantify changes. I encourage patients to use them. The best device is the one that meets the interest of the patient . Some like lots of bells and whistles, others simplicity. Internal motivation necessary for best results! #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
@arghavan_salles @BariPAClock @obsmchat My trainer used to wear both Fitbit and Apple watch for comparison..she said each were inaccurate in different ways..but overall they ended up about the same. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@Eggface @pattynece I could see how the positive feedback would be nice. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
Interesting point #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@bruce_y_lee @JEChilderhose @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat I wonder if using the wearable might make people feel that 10,000 steps a day is all that you need to do to lose weight and that dietary changes don't matter as much? Just a thought with no scientific basis whatsoever. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bruce_y_lee @JEChilderhose @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat I've seen the suggestion that seeing activity on devices may give people permission, in a way, to eat more than they might have otherwise. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
And hi! I’m a psychologist in NYC and have a 1 month old at home so I’m half participating tonight but happy to be here! @obsmchat #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I like low-tech tracking too! #obsm https://t.co/FLcVlG9GhH
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@AskDr_Rachel @obsmchat @GarminFitness @Garmin What do you think is the advantage of this over a fitbit or similar device? #obsm
reallyrosy @reallyrosie
@arghavan_salles @bonuslife @obsmchat I don't like the way they feel on my wrist. And u don't line the other features which distract u with messages etc. I have a regimine to follow and u keep to it. #obsm
GeekyGrouch @grouchy_geek
A2) any wearable is sufficient. Especially if you can pair it with another app like MFP for tracking food and other exercises besides activity. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @greenhousemd: @bruce_y_lee @JEChilderhose @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat I wonder if using the wearable might make people feel that 10,000 steps a day is all that you need to do to lose weight and that dietary changes don't matter as much? Just a thought with no scientific basis whatsoever. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@ZHeatherChamp @drdavidcreel @obsmchat Makes sense. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Interesting idea for broad-based data. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@jdscottmd That would be fascinating...PCORI grant? #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I know better than that! My surgeon says exercise is for fitness. Maintenance happens totally with your nutrition. #obsm https://t.co/3wflSS0f34
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@greenhousemd @obsmchat Do you recommend any particular device? #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
#obsm #WearableTech https://t.co/uCJ0V9954y
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@ZHeatherChamp @bonuslife @obsmchat Love it! Like an adult chores chart ;) ⭐️ #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Great #NonWearableTech option! #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @OffThePlateMC: I know better than that! My surgeon says exercise is for fitness. Maintenance happens totally with your nutrition. #obsm https://t.co/3wflSS0f34
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @arghavan_salles: @jdscottmd That would be fascinating...PCORI grant? #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@greenhousemd @bruce_y_lee @JEChilderhose @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat Great point! I always tell my clients having an active lifestyle is great, but eventually they will need to increase exercise to see more results and to sustain weight loss. #obsm #weightloss
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @obsmchat: Interesting idea for broad-based data. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@reallyrosie Welcome! #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @drdavidcreel: @obsmchat Great tool for people who don’t want to commit to structured exercise but are willing to try to accumulate more activity #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@greenhousemd @JEChilderhose @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat Good thought. Also, how you are getting the steps matters too #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @drdavidcreel: They certainly increase awareness and can help quantify changes. I encourage patients to use them. The best device is the one that meets the interest of the patient . Some like lots of bells and whistles, others simplicity. Internal motivation necessary for best results! #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@bruce_y_lee @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat Quick, pull the qualitative coding! First thought: need to check for measurement flaws in each arm, b/c they used different tools. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @AskDr_Rachel: @greenhousemd @bruce_y_lee @JEChilderhose @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat Great point! I always tell my clients having an active lifestyle is great, but eventually they will need to increase exercise to see more results and to sustain weight loss. #obsm #weightloss
reallyrosy @reallyrosie
@Eggface @pattynece Me too, Michelle, I would become obsessed with the numbers. Shudder #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @drdavidcreel: They certainly increase awareness and can help quantify changes. I encourage patients to use them. The best device is the one that meets the interest of the patient . Some like lots of bells and whistles, others simplicity. Internal motivation necessary for best results! #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @obsmchat: #obsm #WearableTech https://t.co/uCJ0V9954y
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@DrTerriC @BariPAClock @obsmchat That's so interesting. Do you remember what she thought each one was bad at? #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @OffThePlateMC: I know better than that! My surgeon says exercise is for fitness. Maintenance happens totally with your nutrition. #obsm https://t.co/3wflSS0f34
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @jdscottmd: I wonder what the impact would be if we could mass distribute wearables and connect them to our large databases, like MBSAQIP. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@arghavan_salles @obsmchat @GarminFitness @Garmin They are comparable, being a runner I like the @Garmin as it has other features and doesn’t just track steps, but it’s not necessary for someone just looking for their step count. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@bruce_y_lee The "halo" effect. #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@arghavan_salles @obsmchat Nope. I have a very diverse patient population- lots of Medicaid but also well-insured, wealthy families. I recommend they use whichever wearable they like and can afford. I've seen kids with everything from $5 pedometer to an Apple Watch. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
This is a great concept and opens many doors for investigations #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @jdscottmd: I wonder what the impact would be if we could mass distribute wearables and connect them to our large databases, like MBSAQIP. #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
If you and your family all have a tracker (pedometers are cheap) Families can hold step competitions: 👟 Chart steps, most in week wins movie/game night choice 🎞️ or no dog 💩 poop duty. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@greenhousemd @bruce_y_lee @JEChilderhose @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat Seems like a reasonable explanation. And since we know that diet matters more than activity for weight loss, this ends up not necessarily being effective. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @txkyleharris: A2) any wearable is sufficient. Especially if you can pair it with another app like MFP for tracking food and other exercises besides activity. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@obsmchat Overfocusing on a limited set of measures. One measure cannot capture everything #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Excellent thread here! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@AskDr_Rachel @obsmchat So glad you could join us! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @greenhousemd: @bruce_y_lee @JEChilderhose @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat I wonder if using the wearable might make people feel that 10,000 steps a day is all that you need to do to lose weight and that dietary changes don't matter as much? Just a thought with no scientific basis whatsoever. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @arghavan_salles: @bruce_y_lee @JEChilderhose @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat I've seen the suggestion that seeing activity on devices may give people permission, in a way, to eat more than they might have otherwise. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: Interesting point #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @DrTerriC: @arghavan_salles @BariPAClock @obsmchat My trainer used to wear both Fitbit and Apple watch for comparison..she said each were inaccurate in different ways..but overall they ended up about the same. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @drdavidcreel: They certainly increase awareness and can help quantify changes. I encourage patients to use them. The best device is the one that meets the interest of the patient . Some like lots of bells and whistles, others simplicity. Internal motivation necessary for best results! #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I was wearing both for a while too. I liked the Fitbit competition with friends, but got tired of that Wonder Woman double wristed fitness look :) #obsm https://t.co/VjzOhnNsuK
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: Welcome to the #obsm chat. All persons from health care professionals to patients to allies and friends are welcome to join! We're discussing #WearableTech and its role in weight management.
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @OffThePlateMC: I know better than that! My surgeon says exercise is for fitness. Maintenance happens totally with your nutrition. #obsm https://t.co/3wflSS0f34
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@arghavan_salles @jdscottmd Further discussions may be worthwhile #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @arghavan_salles: @pattynece @bruce_y_lee @Eggface That makes sense as a weakness of the devices. They obviously can't measure everything we do, and it's important to remember that the numbers on a device aren't the whole story. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: Excellent thread here! #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@greenhousemd @bruce_y_lee @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat I wondered this. Does the wearable become a surrogate for making consistent changes? #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: Perhaps getting the person to focus on just a few specific things rather than the system around them #obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@obsmchat I’ve not used them due to issues/concerns of accuracy given the nature of weight associated w/ lipedema & lymphedema. Also uncomfortable wearing things on wrists & other areas aren’t accessible or reliable either. 🤷🏼‍♀️ #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @OffThePlateMC: I like low-tech tracking too! #obsm https://t.co/FLcVlG9GhH
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC Absolutely. But I think that message hasn't quite penetrated popular knowledge. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Wearables are certainly motivating for some but not for others. An individualized approach suggests they may be indicated for those who find them helpful. #obsm.
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @AskDr_Rachel: @obsmchat I have a @GarminFitness and love it! On the days I can’t get to the gym I try to get more steps in. I also got my whole family involved and we do “challenges “ through the @Garmin app which is great as it motivates us all to get a little more #activity in.#obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@obsmchat I do check the health app on my iPhone when I’m out and about, but again I know the steps aren’t accurate. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @OffThePlateMC: I know better than that! My surgeon says exercise is for fitness. Maintenance happens totally with your nutrition. #obsm https://t.co/3wflSS0f34
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @JEChilderhose: @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Whoa! More is less: @arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Whoa! More is less: "Among young adults with a BMI between 25 and less than 40, the addition of a wearable technology device to a standard behavioral intervention resulted in less weight loss over 24 months." #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @BariPAClock: @obsmchat Hello #obsm I am a PA in a Bariatric Surgery practice in upstate NY I have seen pros and cons If the patient can afford it and it motivates them, we can work with that Its a starting place for engagement for one metric Con:oversimplifies and may not give quick results
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
Exactly. Patient-centered and intrinsically motivated! Yes! #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
As with any measurement, a downside is "prepping for the test" and ignoring other elements required for overall health. A well-rounded approach to diet and activity is essential for sustained #weightloss and health improvement. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @greenhousemd: @arghavan_salles @obsmchat Nope. I have a very diverse patient population- lots of Medicaid but also well-insured, wealthy families. I recommend they use whichever wearable they like and can afford. I've seen kids with everything from $5 pedometer to an Apple Watch. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat I've also used a Fitbit myself but quickly realized that my daily pediatrician schedule keeps me running enough that counting steps is pretty irrelevant. I wasn't using it for weight purposes, just for general health purposes. Didn't seem to help much for that. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
A3: Could #WearableTech #Wearables keep people from seeking appropriate health professional advice/guidance? @obsmchat #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @arghavan_salles: @JEChilderhose @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Here's one: https://t.co/hojvJf6Jom #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @Eggface: If you and your family all have a tracker (pedometers are cheap) Families can hold step competitions: If you and your family all have a tracker (pedometers are cheap) Families can hold step competitions: 👟 Chart steps, most in week wins movie/game night choice 🎞️ or no dog 💩 poop duty. #obsm
Michael Clock PA-C @BariPAClock
@obsmchat It would be interesting to see personality (Myers Briggs or other) type and how certain personalities sought out devices such as werables and used them effectively to chart and track their progression I think I may have answered my own question #INFJ #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat I've used wearables as an option to help increase physical activity when I'm using motivational interviewing with families. The kids tend to get really excited about the idea. Harder to get parents to buy into it. #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@obsmchat I had a family that struggled because the parents chastised the child every time he didn't reach his goal on his wearable. He told me in private that he paid his sister to wear it and exercise for him. I loved the creativity but recommended the family stop using wearables. #obsm
David Creel @drdavidcreel
RT @PsychoDietitian: Exactly. Patient-centered and intrinsically motivated! Yes! #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat Overfocusing on a limited set of measures. One measure cannot capture everything #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @jdscottmd: I wonder what the impact would be if we could mass distribute wearables and connect them to our large databases, like MBSAQIP. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
Great idea for involving the family in activity competitions that may pay off in chores or other household duties! #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: As with any measurement, a downside is "prepping for the test" and ignoring other elements required for overall health. A well-rounded approach to diet and activity is essential for sustained #weightloss and health improvement. #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Wearables are certainly motivating for some but not for others. An individualized approach suggests they may be indicated for those who find them helpful. #obsm.
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat Many of my patients use wearables for obesity. I've seen PROS- kids love to work towards a goal and see what they've accomplished. Also CONS- disappointment and sense of failure if they don't reach their daily goal. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @greenhousemd: @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Most of the kids are using Fitbits or similar devices. Some have Apple Watches but those are the exception and not the rule in my practice. Also have some lower income kids that are using simple pedometers with good success. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @drdavidcreel: They certainly increase awareness and can help quantify changes. I encourage patients to use them. The best device is the one that meets the interest of the patient . Some like lots of bells and whistles, others simplicity. Internal motivation necessary for best results! #obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@pattynece I admit when I have high activity days (ex when in DC) it reminds me of what I’m capable of in small doses, recovery takes days. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: Arbitrary limits don't account for differences between individuals & their circumstances. What implications can this have for #Wearables #WearableTech ?#obsm https://t.co/GwqiJT4FZl
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PsychoDietitian: Exactly. Patient-centered and intrinsically motivated! Yes! #obsm
ColeSbird @colese
RT @arghavan_salles: @JEChilderhose @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Here's one: https://t.co/hojvJf6Jom #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@obsmchat I try and remember the reasons to #exercise beyond calorie burning: stamina, balance, cardiovascular #health, builds muscle #stress relief, boosts brain power & creativity, releases endorphins/happy chemicals/mood, gets you outside more, Vit D, but #weightloss not so much #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @DrTerriC: I got an apple watch this summer.. because I had friends that were doing it together.. I like stand feature and activity but I find the green ring a lot of pressure.. and I get ticked when I don't get credit for workout #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC what are the advantages you see with the Apple watch? #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@Born2lbFat Glad you're here Sarah! #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: Interesting idea for broad-based data. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Interesting thought that reliance on tech could remove the emphasis from seeking input from providers. Ideally they would work in concert, especially if data was easily shared. #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@PaulDavidsonPhD Agree - a more rich (and focused) data set #obsm #WearableTech
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
A3: Then there are potential privacy issues with #Wearables #WearableTech #obsm https://t.co/nsSkcKmgml
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bruce_y_lee @jdscottmd Certainly seems like it! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @OffThePlateMC: As a patient, I used my Apple Watch to time my pre-post meal water, remind me to take vitamins, remind me to eat (back the the days when I had zero appetite!) and keep me focused on moving. #obsm
GeekyGrouch @grouchy_geek
@Eggface This also works with others in your local or online support group #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: Start your #WearableTech and let's get the discussion going! Please remember to tag all tweets with #obsm so we can see them! Here's the first question. https://t.co/FEmrE1r5rQ
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: A3: A3: Then there are potential privacy issues with #Wearables #WearableTech #obsm https://t.co/nsSkcKmgml
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@Born2lbFat @obsmchat Yeah, I really wonder about that app...#obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Important: Example of bad patient experience with #WearableTech. #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
Black-and-white thinking: “I’m can’t get anywhere near 10,000, so I’m not going to bother trying to track steps at all.” #obsm #wearabletech
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Interesting thought that reliance on tech could remove the emphasis from seeking input from providers. Ideally they would work in concert, especially if data was easily shared. #obsm
David Creel @drdavidcreel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Interesting thought that reliance on tech could remove the emphasis from seeking input from providers. Ideally they would work in concert, especially if data was easily shared. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @Eggface: @obsmchat I try and remember the reasons to #exercise beyond calorie burning: @obsmchat I try and remember the reasons to #exercise beyond calorie burning: stamina, balance, cardiovascular #health, builds muscle #stress relief, boosts brain power & creativity, releases endorphins/happy chemicals/mood, gets you outside more, Vit D, but #weightloss not so much #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @arghavan_salles: Great idea for involving the family in activity competitions that may pay off in chores or other household duties! #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bruce_y_lee: A3: A3: Could #WearableTech #Wearables keep people from seeking appropriate health professional advice/guidance? @obsmchat #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat I had a family that struggled because the parents chastised the child every time he didn't reach his goal on his wearable. He told me in private that he paid his sister to wear it and exercise for him. I loved the creativity but recommended the family stop using wearables. #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@bonuslife @ObesityAction @obsm The unexpected rotated headshot of a masked ski-man... #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @DrGoodpaster: Black-and-white thinking: Black-and-white thinking: “I’m can’t get anywhere near 10,000, so I’m not going to bother trying to track steps at all.” #obsm #wearabletech
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@PsychoDietitian Welcome Nina! #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@bruce_y_lee Dang, never even thought about that. We pediatricians are a gullible sort. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
This seems to be a common theme--a pitfall of wearables may be that they focus people on very specific measures that may not reflect the overall picture due to oversimplification. #obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
I’ve heard how often is more important than how much. I had coworker who walked 10k steps during lunch break but rest of day was pretty inactive. Thoughts from the HCPs? #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
#obsm #WearableTech https://t.co/whVTFiV71A
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @Born2lbFat: @obsmchat I’ve not used them due to issues/concerns of accuracy given the nature of weight associated w/ lipedema & lymphedema. Also uncomfortable wearing things on wrists & other areas aren’t accessible or reliable either. 🤷🏼‍♀️ #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @DrGoodpaster: Black-and-white thinking: Black-and-white thinking: “I’m can’t get anywhere near 10,000, so I’m not going to bother trying to track steps at all.” #obsm #wearabletech
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat Do you think that there is enough health professional input when designing & developing #Wearables #WearableTech #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
I have been VERY tempted to buy a "smart" water bottle to remind me to drink https://t.co/C51LAJ956O would be interested in any reviews if anyone has dropped the $ on one. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @txkyleharris: @Eggface This also works with others in your local or online support group #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: Important: Important: Example of bad patient experience with #WearableTech. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bruce_y_lee: A3: A3: Then there are potential privacy issues with #Wearables #WearableTech #obsm https://t.co/nsSkcKmgml
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bruce_y_lee @obsmchat This is a great question, especially given the new EKG feature on the latest Apple watch. Might it provide inaccurate reassurance? #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
Sleep tracking! Forgot about that. I've gone from an average of 5 hours a night to 7-8 hours and have absolutely noticed the mental health improvements! #obsm https://t.co/lyHcfBqvjb
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Interesting thought that reliance on tech could remove the emphasis from seeking input from providers. Ideally they would work in concert, especially if data was easily shared. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@DrGoodpaster I think it's important to always encourage people to increase step or other activity goals slowly but steadily. I aim for 500 step increases over a week or two and many people find this to be quite doable. Always remind people it's a marathon, not a sprint! #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
Or providers who latch on to 10,000 steps and forget to think about applicability to all patients who can achieve this.. not a one size fits all approach.. #obsm
Prisma Health–Upstate Dept. of Surgery @PH_Surgery
RT @jdscottmd: I wonder what the impact would be if we could mass distribute wearables and connect them to our large databases, like MBSAQIP. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
RT @arghavan_salles: This seems to be a common theme--a pitfall of wearables may be that they focus people on very specific measures that may not reflect the overall picture due to oversimplification. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@greenhousemd @obsmchat Oh geez. That's an unfortunate way for it to play out. We know that shame is not a helpful motivator. #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@txkyleharris Yes... lots of Facebook groups with step challenges to take part in, there are games you can join stepbet is one example where players “bet” on themselves to meet step goals and win money if they do. #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
RT @OffThePlateMC: Sleep tracking! Forgot about that. I've gone from an average of 5 hours a night to 7-8 hours and have absolutely noticed the mental health improvements! #obsm https://t.co/lyHcfBqvjb
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@drdavidcreel Can be eye opening for sure...some might not realize how many steps a shopping trip can rack up. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @Eggface: @obsmchat I try and remember the reasons to #exercise beyond calorie burning: @obsmchat I try and remember the reasons to #exercise beyond calorie burning: stamina, balance, cardiovascular #health, builds muscle #stress relief, boosts brain power & creativity, releases endorphins/happy chemicals/mood, gets you outside more, Vit D, but #weightloss not so much #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @arghavan_salles: This seems to be a common theme--a pitfall of wearables may be that they focus people on very specific measures that may not reflect the overall picture due to oversimplification. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @bruce_y_lee: A3: A3: Then there are potential privacy issues with #Wearables #WearableTech #obsm https://t.co/nsSkcKmgml
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Good question. Can you over-rely on #WearableTech? #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Sadly, I don't think there is enough input from providers regarding #wearables. Same is true with most health apps, but that is changing. #obsm
GeekyGrouch @grouchy_geek
@PaulDavidsonPhD @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat The technical nerd in me is always skeptical of sharing data for security reasons. Especially since it’s tied to my phone. That’s just a gateway to other data on my phone. Would have to be some structure to download data and then share. #obsm #nerdlife
David Creel @drdavidcreel
Absolutely, good for you! #obsm
Dr. Beth S. Linas(she/her) @bethlinas
#wearables for weight management are tricky! Knowing you are moving everyday is important & these devices can nudge you to move& count steps. However, the heart rates are not yet accurate enough (new @Apple watch as 1 possible exception) which is important for weight loss. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bruce_y_lee This is why my Alexa isn't plugged in... #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I think the step count is more accurate (It's actually less than the Fitbit) and the heart monitor seems to be more accurate for the Apple Watch too. Plus music at the gym and all the other conveniences of notifications :) #obsm https://t.co/tEr4rtxa9y
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @obsmchat: Important: Important: Example of bad patient experience with #WearableTech. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @DrGoodpaster I think it's important to always encourage people to increase step or other activity goals slowly but steadily. I aim for 500 step increases over a week or two and many people find this to be quite doable. Always remind people it's a marathon, not a sprint! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@DrGoodpaster Great point! #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PsychoDietitian: Or providers who latch on to 10,000 steps and forget to think about applicability to all patients who can achieve this.. not a one size fits all approach.. #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@bruce_y_lee @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat It seems largely engineer driven from what I have seen. And driven by the ability to monetize. #obsm #WearableTech development
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @OffThePlateMC: Sleep tracking! Forgot about that. I've gone from an average of 5 hours a night to 7-8 hours and have absolutely noticed the mental health improvements! #obsm https://t.co/lyHcfBqvjb
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Sadly, I don't think there is enough input from providers regarding #wearables. Same is true with most health apps, but that is changing. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
How best to discuss how the #Wearables #WearableTech #wearable measures actually fit in with other aspects of healthy living & weight management #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@Born2lbFat This is a great question. 10k steps at lunch is better than not at all, but long periods of inactivity are not healthy either. #obsm
GeekyGrouch @grouchy_geek
@OffThePlateMC I get these same things with my Fitbit ionic. And I can wear it while swimming. #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@arghavan_salles @drdavidcreel @obsmchat I say test the waters with a cheap pedometer ($5 Walmart) before $$$ on a fancy-pants device. If it's motivating then it's probably worth the investment in your #health #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @OffThePlateMC: Sleep tracking! Forgot about that. I've gone from an average of 5 hours a night to 7-8 hours and have absolutely noticed the mental health improvements! #obsm https://t.co/lyHcfBqvjb
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@bethlinas @Apple Welcome to the chat! #obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@obsmchat I mean of course anything is better than nothing! #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@PsychoDietitian Some of us are swimmers. Or hip OA makes walking more challenging. Maybe swimmers who train & use weights don't mind wearables, but I prefer swimming unencumbered by devices except goggles. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bethlinas: #wearables for weight management are tricky! Knowing you are moving everyday is important & these devices can nudge you to move& count steps. However, the heart rates are not yet accurate enough (new @Apple watch as 1 possible exception) which is important for weight loss. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@Eggface @obsmchat I do step challenges with my family, including my 9 yr old nephew, and it’s a fun thing to all do- especially when we live in different states. #obsm @obsmchat
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @Eggface: If you and your family all have a tracker (pedometers are cheap) Families can hold step competitions: If you and your family all have a tracker (pedometers are cheap) Families can hold step competitions: 👟 Chart steps, most in week wins movie/game night choice 🎞️ or no dog 💩 poop duty. #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@obsmchat A4 #obsm -Pair #WearableTech with regular visits with provider team, and regular meditation! #MBSR #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I am 6 weeks out from knee surgery. I am nowhere near 10K steps but I make sure I am hitting all my other goals. Way more important to me than being on a hamster wheel. #obsm https://t.co/D0JyyYVWHN
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PsychoDietitian: Or providers who latch on to 10,000 steps and forget to think about applicability to all patients who can achieve this.. not a one size fits all approach.. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @Eggface: @obsmchat I try and remember the reasons to #exercise beyond calorie burning: @obsmchat I try and remember the reasons to #exercise beyond calorie burning: stamina, balance, cardiovascular #health, builds muscle #stress relief, boosts brain power & creativity, releases endorphins/happy chemicals/mood, gets you outside more, Vit D, but #weightloss not so much #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bruce_y_lee: How best to discuss how the #Wearables #WearableTech #wearable measures actually fit in with other aspects of healthy living & weight management #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
@OffThePlateMC that and the truth lasso.. it is a lot of accessories.. #obsm https://t.co/lbj7Tj0iDG
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
I believe that more #physician involvement could improve these devices and help to develop products that have more useful information and give more helpful feedback #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@obsmchat I tell families that wearables can be a helpful part of a larger plan to improve overall health and potentially help with weight problems at the same time. Another tool in the toolbox, so to speak. But not a cure-all by any means. #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
A4: I'd say something to get over the initial hump of any technology that is exciting at first! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@PaulDavidsonPhD @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat My guess is many of us on this chat would be willing to help @fitbit or @GarminFitness or @AppleSupport with their devices/apps. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @Eggface: I have been VERY tempted to buy a "smart" water bottle to remind me to drink https://t.co/C51LAJ956O would be interested in any reviews if anyone has dropped the $ on one. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat Do you think that there is enough health professional input when designing & developing #Wearables #WearableTech #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I *almost* went that route but am such an Apple person. I also wear my watch in the pool when doing my walking therapy. #obsm https://t.co/c3Naak83S0
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @arghavan_salles: @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat This is a great question, especially given the new EKG feature on the latest Apple watch. Might it provide inaccurate reassurance? #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
Pair with SMART goal-setting, e.g. using the FITT (frequency, intensity, time, type) principal. Start at a realistic, achievable level of activity and work up from there. #obsm #wearabletech
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC This is really the only thing I am interested in with these devices. Anyone know what the best one for this is? #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
Welcome to @obsmchat #obsm chat, @bethlinas who has significant knowledge and interests in #DigitalHealth
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@drdavidcreel In the wise words of Elle Woods... #obsm #legallyblonde https://t.co/WAZujUOQLd
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @NeilFlochMD: I believe that more #physician involvement could improve these devices and help to develop products that have more useful information and give more helpful feedback #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
False negative information with reassurance could be dangerous, especially in the patientbwith chest pain @arghavan_salles #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
If only! That would be something I would wear EVERYWHERE! LOL #obsm https://t.co/eCbXxbfDiK
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@Eggface @txkyleharris Did you ever see @YoniFreedhoff do the #Zombie runs? Can't remember the app. Chased by virtual zombies - ha! #obsm #WearableTech #gamification
Michael Clock PA-C @BariPAClock
#obsm Listening intently for buzz on near future @AppleSupport wearable watch with built-in #CGM Great for #diabetic patients and BG management pre/post op as well as medically managed patients using #lowcarb diets for real-time reinforcement of food/BG/meds @DrSarahHallberg
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @DrGoodpaster I think it's important to always encourage people to increase step or other activity goals slowly but steadily. I aim for 500 step increases over a week or two and many people find this to be quite doable. Always remind people it's a marathon, not a sprint! #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
Agree! and do see a disconnect between the tech of wearables and what providers can see and ask and assess using older, less effective models (like asking how often/much you are exercising). Can be a great way to "see" what patients do between visits! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
#SleepTracking is a wonderful tool #obsm - will try that one
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @bethlinas: #wearables for weight management are tricky! Knowing you are moving everyday is important & these devices can nudge you to move& count steps. However, the heart rates are not yet accurate enough (new @Apple watch as 1 possible exception) which is important for weight loss. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @OffThePlateMC: Sleep tracking! Forgot about that. I've gone from an average of 5 hours a night to 7-8 hours and have absolutely noticed the mental health improvements! #obsm https://t.co/lyHcfBqvjb
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@NeilFlochMD Otherwise the risk is a hammer looking for a nail @obsmchat #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @DrGoodpaster I think it's important to always encourage people to increase step or other activity goals slowly but steadily. I aim for 500 step increases over a week or two and many people find this to be quite doable. Always remind people it's a marathon, not a sprint! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @OffThePlateMC: I think the step count is more accurate (It's actually less than the Fitbit) and the heart monitor seems to be more accurate for the Apple Watch too. Plus music at the gym and all the other conveniences of notifications :) #obsm https://t.co/tEr4rtxa9y
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @JEChilderhose: @PsychoDietitian Some of us are swimmers. Or hip OA makes walking more challenging. Maybe swimmers who train & use weights don't mind wearables, but I prefer swimming unencumbered by devices except goggles. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat I tell families that wearables can be a helpful part of a larger plan to improve overall health and potentially help with weight problems at the same time. Another tool in the toolbox, so to speak. But not a cure-all by any means. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @NeilFlochMD: I believe that more #physician involvement could improve these devices and help to develop products that have more useful information and give more helpful feedback #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
A #wearable is simply a way to measure data. I think it's important to help individuals to use that data to inform behavior, strategy, and goals. When used this way, in a reinforcing setting, wearables can assist in making healthy changes more lasting. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
#obsm #WearableTech https://t.co/5W1CgwXJbk
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
Bonus points for quoting Elle Woods #obsm
reallyrosy @reallyrosie
@DrGoodpaster #Obsm guilty of black and white thinking with or without wearable
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bruce_y_lee Like you and others have mentioned, seems like it needs to be thought of as one part of a strategy, not the entire strategy. What we eat and how we move are both important. #obsm
Dr. Erika Petersen @ErikaPetersenMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: A3: A3: Then there are potential privacy issues with #Wearables #WearableTech #obsm https://t.co/nsSkcKmgml
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
I think the wearable tool has much potential to provide #physicians with patient health information but the patient must use the device to input #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @NeilFlochMD: #SleepTracking is a wonderful tool #obsm - will try that one
Dr. Tanya R. Altmann @DrTanyaAltmann
Although i prefer not to track steps in kids and just encourage plenty of free play outdoor exercise and activity, #obsm #WearableTech can be helpful in encouraging the entire family to reach a step goal and have fun competing! #exercise
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @OffThePlateMC: I am 6 weeks out from knee surgery. I am nowhere near 10K steps but I make sure I am hitting all my other goals. Way more important to me than being on a hamster wheel. #obsm https://t.co/D0JyyYVWHN
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @Eggface: @arghavan_salles @drdavidcreel @obsmchat I say test the waters with a cheap pedometer ($5 Walmart) before $$$ on a fancy-pants device. If it's motivating then it's probably worth the investment in your #health #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@arghavan_salles @PaulDavidsonPhD @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @fitbit @GarminFitness @AppleSupport Sign me up. Happy to help make wearables more useful/ applicable for kids and families. Does that mean I can get an Apple Watch to play with! #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@OffThePlateMC I want what you've got...zzzz.... #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat I tell families that wearables can be a helpful part of a larger plan to improve overall health and potentially help with weight problems at the same time. Another tool in the toolbox, so to speak. But not a cure-all by any means. #obsm
Dr. Beth S. Linas(she/her) @bethlinas
@bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Thanks! I’m excited to participate as #digitalhealth is a passion of mine! #obsm
Sard Imperium @SardImperium
RT @bonuslife: @Eggface @txkyleharris Did you ever see @YoniFreedhoff do the #Zombie runs? Can't remember the app. Chased by virtual zombies - ha! #obsm #WearableTech #gamification
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: A #wearable is simply a way to measure data. I think it's important to help individuals to use that data to inform behavior, strategy, and goals. When used this way, in a reinforcing setting, wearables can assist in making healthy changes more lasting. #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
The Apple Watch does this out of the box but I have added another app to get more accurate sleep tracking data Hearthwatch/AutoSleep #obsm https://t.co/3bOzupCkXe
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Yes yes and of course #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
A3: #Wearables #WearableTech could also interrupt or interfere with the care stream if not properly integrated #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PsychoDietitian: A4: A4: I'd say something to get over the initial hump of any technology that is exciting at first! #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @OffThePlateMC: I am 6 weeks out from knee surgery. I am nowhere near 10K steps but I make sure I am hitting all my other goals. Way more important to me than being on a hamster wheel. #obsm https://t.co/D0JyyYVWHN
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
@OffThePlateMC I’ve heard that a pitfall of the sleep trackers is that for some people, seeing how little deep sleep they are getting increases anxiety, which can make it harder to sleep. However, I personally think it’s useful data (even as a sleep deprived mom) 😊 #obsm #wearabletech
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
I'm a believer in joining with patients in describing their own and others' experiences with #wearables. I walk the walk by sharing my own data with my patients. They see that some days are great, some less so, but that consistent effort leads to results. #obsm
Geri-Atric @geriatric101
RT @bruce_y_lee: Arbitrary limits don't account for differences between individuals & their circumstances. What implications can this have for #Wearables #WearableTech ?#obsm https://t.co/GwqiJT4FZl
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat I tell families that wearables can be a helpful part of a larger plan to improve overall health and potentially help with weight problems at the same time. Another tool in the toolbox, so to speak. But not a cure-all by any means. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: Welcome to @obsmchat #obsm chat, @bethlinas who has significant knowledge and interests in #DigitalHealth
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bethlinas: #wearables for weight management are tricky! Knowing you are moving everyday is important & these devices can nudge you to move& count steps. However, the heart rates are not yet accurate enough (new @Apple watch as 1 possible exception) which is important for weight loss. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: #obsm #WearableTech https://t.co/whVTFiV71A
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
It takes work! And I had to give up TV. LOL #obsm https://t.co/GCliUv8W7n
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @DrTanyaAltmann: Although i prefer not to track steps in kids and just encourage plenty of free play outdoor exercise and activity, #obsm #WearableTech can be helpful in encouraging the entire family to reach a step goal and have fun competing! #exercise
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat I tell families that wearables can be a helpful part of a larger plan to improve overall health and potentially help with weight problems at the same time. Another tool in the toolbox, so to speak. But not a cure-all by any means. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: A #wearable is simply a way to measure data. I think it's important to help individuals to use that data to inform behavior, strategy, and goals. When used this way, in a reinforcing setting, wearables can assist in making healthy changes more lasting. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC is it waterproof? #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: A #wearable is simply a way to measure data. I think it's important to help individuals to use that data to inform behavior, strategy, and goals. When used this way, in a reinforcing setting, wearables can assist in making healthy changes more lasting. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@DrTanyaAltmann Hi! Welcome to the #obsm chat!
Dan Castro @DanCas2
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat I tell families that wearables can be a helpful part of a larger plan to improve overall health and potentially help with weight problems at the same time. Another tool in the toolbox, so to speak. But not a cure-all by any means. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @DrGoodpaster: Pair with SMART goal-setting, e.g. using the FITT (frequency, intensity, time, type) principal. Start at a realistic, achievable level of activity and work up from there. #obsm #wearabletech
David Creel @drdavidcreel
I think there is so much available for consumers. I feel like our role is helping people navigate what to use and how to use it. More importantly, why they are doing what they’re doing ...and how can they continue a healthy lifestyle even if they aren’t using a wearable. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
Tips on how to effectively use a wearable device for health. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @DrGoodpaster: @OffThePlateMC I’ve heard that a pitfall of the sleep trackers is that for some people, seeing how little deep sleep they are getting increases anxiety, which can make it harder to sleep. However, I personally think it’s useful data (even as a sleep deprived mom) 😊 #obsm #wearabletech
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @NeilFlochMD: False negative information with reassurance could be dangerous, especially in the patientbwith chest pain @arghavan_salles #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @bethlinas: @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Thanks! I’m excited to participate as #digitalhealth is a passion of mine! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Do they come in @FortniteGame #fortnight flavor as well? #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@AskDr_Rachel @obsmchat I love that even though you are far apart technology allows you to share something fun and active. It's a great way to model healthy habits in a positive and fun way. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @BariPAClock: #obsm Listening intently for buzz on near future @AppleSupport wearable watch with built-in #CGM Great for #diabetic patients and BG management pre/post op as well as medically managed patients using #lowcarb diets for real-time reinforcement of food/BG/meds @DrSarahHallberg
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @arghavan_salles: @bruce_y_lee Like you and others have mentioned, seems like it needs to be thought of as one part of a strategy, not the entire strategy. What we eat and how we move are both important. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @reallyrosie: @DrGoodpaster #Obsm guilty of black and white thinking with or without wearable
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @NeilFlochMD: Yes yes and of course #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
Yes!! #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: I'm a believer in joining with patients in describing their own and others' experiences with #wearables. I walk the walk by sharing my own data with my patients. They see that some days are great, some less so, but that consistent effort leads to results. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@BariPAClock @AppleSupport @DrSarahHallberg There are a number of efforts out there to monitor glucose without finger sticks. Would be great to see one that is accurate! #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: I'm a believer in joining with patients in describing their own and others' experiences with #wearables. I walk the walk by sharing my own data with my patients. They see that some days are great, some less so, but that consistent effort leads to results. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@PsychoDietitian How do they share information with you? #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @PsychoDietitian: Agree! and do see a disconnect between the tech of wearables and what providers can see and ask and assess using older, less effective models (like asking how often/much you are exercising). Can be a great way to "see" what patients do between visits! #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
Yes! I use it for laps at the gym. I just have to make sure I switch out to a waterproof band. #obsm https://t.co/1HSpvtCIbp
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @drdavidcreel: I think there is so much available for consumers. I feel like our role is helping people navigate what to use and how to use it. More importantly, why they are doing what they’re doing ...and how can they continue a healthy lifestyle even if they aren’t using a wearable. #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@bonuslife @obsmchat I admit it: I clicked. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bruce_y_lee @NeilFlochMD @obsmchat everything looks like a nail if you're a hammer! #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@arghavan_salles @PsychoDietitian Absolutely, we share our info jointly and try to encourage each other. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: A #wearable is simply a way to measure data. I think it's important to help individuals to use that data to inform behavior, strategy, and goals. When used this way, in a reinforcing setting, wearables can assist in making healthy changes more lasting. #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
@arghavan_salles At one point we had a myfitnesspal general account for patients to friend and share their info with! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
It's important to discuss the limits of #wearable devices and set appropriate expectations for what they do and don't help with. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@arghavan_salles @PsychoDietitian We do this in our sessions.....some will email their data. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @DrTanyaAltmann: Although i prefer not to track steps in kids and just encourage plenty of free play outdoor exercise and activity, #obsm #WearableTech can be helpful in encouraging the entire family to reach a step goal and have fun competing! #exercise
Irving Amukasa @iamukasa
RT @NeilFlochMD: I believe that more #physician involvement could improve these devices and help to develop products that have more useful information and give more helpful feedback #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@NeilFlochMD There is this one with a spy theme https://t.co/isShZJsgtD #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@bonuslife @obsmchat Nice hashtag = #ButtKicking80yearold #obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
Are there wearables that are waterproof and can be worn in pool? #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
#obsm #WearableTech https://t.co/ZB22P00dPl
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@greenhousemd @PaulDavidsonPhD @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @fitbit @GarminFitness @AppleSupport @AppleSupport just so you know we're a bunch of physicians invested in the health of our patients--happy to help you with your devices/apps. #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
RT @Eggface: @drdavidcreel In the wise words of Elle Woods... #obsm #legallyblonde https://t.co/WAZujUOQLd
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @arghavan_salles: It's important to discuss the limits of #wearable devices and set appropriate expectations for what they do and don't help with. #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
RT @arghavan_salles: @greenhousemd @PaulDavidsonPhD @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @fitbit @GarminFitness @AppleSupport @AppleSupport just so you know we're a bunch of physicians invested in the health of our patients--happy to help you with your devices/apps. #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @arghavan_salles: It's important to discuss the limits of #wearable devices and set appropriate expectations for what they do and don't help with. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bethlinas @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Great to have you join us! Any thoughts on strengths/differences of fitbits vs Apple watches? #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@Born2lbFat Check out this site for best waterproof #wearables. https://t.co/soxAgOWGGk #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC Thanks! #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@Born2lbFat Apple Watch has a waterproof to so many feet device. #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
Other factors: Fitbit data and Apple Health don't mix. Wish they were more integrated. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bruce_y_lee Can you please explain that a bit more, @bruce_y_lee? #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
I'd love a way to integrate this into #EMR somehow, otherwise relies on individual providers "friending" individual patients to share info - would love to see this be part of #telehealth #mhealth somehow! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@DrGoodpaster @OffThePlateMC That makes sense. I could totally see that happening to me...#obsm #conundrum
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@PaulDavidsonPhD what's the best way to share that info? does it download to a spreadsheet? (sorry, don't have any of these devices myself) #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PsychoDietitian: I'd love a way to integrate this into #EMR somehow, otherwise relies on individual providers "friending" individual patients to share info - would love to see this be part of #telehealth #mhealth somehow! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @drdavidcreel: I think there is so much available for consumers. I feel like our role is helping people navigate what to use and how to use it. More importantly, why they are doing what they’re doing ...and how can they continue a healthy lifestyle even if they aren’t using a wearable. #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Thanks! That's what we are all aiming for, right? #obsm Patients know just what I mean, usually.
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @OffThePlateMC: Other factors: Other factors: Fitbit data and Apple Health don't mix. Wish they were more integrated. #obsm
reallyrosy @reallyrosie
@DrTerriC @NeilFlochMD @arghavan_salles @BariPAClock @obsmchat #obsm my trainer doesn't wear one and did not object when I got one. But when I returned it she said she wants me to feel my workouts and evaluate them that way.
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC Very cool! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@PsychoDietitian Great idea! #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@arghavan_salles If you are using the same device or app, you can choose to invite people to share info for friendly competition. Otherwise I encourage screen shots of trends on #wearables. #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@obsmchat I would hope that wearables might help kids to get away from screens and get outside and moving a lot more. Would love to see wearables that could partner with sites like @GoGeocaching. Some of this already exists but it needs to be easier and financially accessible to all. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
More guidance from health professionals & patient communities #obsm #Wearables
Grace Crotty MD MPH @GraceCrottyMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: A3: A3: Then there are potential privacy issues with #Wearables #WearableTech #obsm https://t.co/nsSkcKmgml
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@Born2lbFat @OffThePlateMC says her Apple watch is waterproof! #obsm I believe Kyle said Fitbit ionic (not finding his username properly to tag him at this moment). #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@obsmchat A6 #obsm More patient / consumer custom driven goals. The market will help decide. #WearableTech #patientcentered More #mindfulness support
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@greenhousemd @obsmchat @GoGeocaching This was part of the beauty of PokemonGo, as it got kids and adults up and moving for fun. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat I would hope that wearables might help kids to get away from screens and get outside and moving a lot more. Would love to see wearables that could partner with sites like @GoGeocaching. Some of this already exists but it needs to be easier and financially accessible to all. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @arghavan_salles If you are using the same device or app, you can choose to invite people to share info for friendly competition. Otherwise I encourage screen shots of trends on #wearables. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @reallyrosie: @DrTerriC @NeilFlochMD @arghavan_salles @BariPAClock @obsmchat #obsm my trainer doesn't wear one and did not object when I got one. But when I returned it she said she wants me to feel my workouts and evaluate them that way.
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @PsychoDietitian: I'd love a way to integrate this into #EMR somehow, otherwise relies on individual providers "friending" individual patients to share info - would love to see this be part of #telehealth #mhealth somehow! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
Would be awesome to have an easy way to get info from these trackers to physicians. Also would be great to have positive messaging in them, too, even if "goals" aren't being met. And also reminders that there's no winning or losing. #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@obsmchat Accuracy as we discussed earlier and security of information... I think that would be a concern in joining a work-related wearable tracking situation (who is getting this info & why, insurance companies? etc.) #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @Born2lbFat Check out this site for best waterproof #wearables. https://t.co/soxAgOWGGk #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
#obsm #WearableTech https://t.co/89SQtsq69O
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @arghavan_salles If you are using the same device or app, you can choose to invite people to share info for friendly competition. Otherwise I encourage screen shots of trends on #wearables. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat I would hope that wearables might help kids to get away from screens and get outside and moving a lot more. Would love to see wearables that could partner with sites like @GoGeocaching. Some of this already exists but it needs to be easier and financially accessible to all. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC What does that mean? Like if you're wearing both? Or if you want to compare to someone with a different device? #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @GoGeocaching PokemonGo was like a gift to pediatricians. Can't tell you how many kids I was able to get moving with PokemonGo. Even found Squirtle in one of my office exam rooms. #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @arghavan_salles: Would be awesome to have an easy way to get info from these trackers to physicians. Also would be great to have positive messaging in them, too, even if "goals" aren't being met. And also reminders that there's no winning or losing. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@PsychoDietitian Yes! #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
The first time I used my Apple Watch in the pool I was impressed at how it even knew what strokes I was using and would keep track of freestyle vs breaststroke #obsm #nerdalert https://t.co/foUQESR7sg
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@PsychoDietitian I’d be concerned with information getting into hands of insurance companies and how they might use it against us. re: recent CPAP usage article #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @arghavan_salles: Would be awesome to have an easy way to get info from these trackers to physicians. Also would be great to have positive messaging in them, too, even if "goals" aren't being met. And also reminders that there's no winning or losing. #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
So I'm going to rain on the parade a bit here and wonder if the future of heightened technology interface w/ our bodies is decreased sensitivity to our bodies as barometer of health, well-being, endorphins, satiation? #obsm
Michael Clock PA-C @BariPAClock
@reallyrosie @DrTerriC @NeilFlochMD @arghavan_salles @obsmchat Interesting approach I am more of an objective guy most of the time, and a good case in point that if you wanted a wearable and it motivated you, good on ya! The #goals are the same as long as we are getting closer to them #obesity #wellness #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@PaulDavidsonPhD Thanks! #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @Eggface: @AskDr_Rachel @obsmchat I love that even though you are far apart technology allows you to share something fun and active. It's a great way to model healthy habits in a positive and fun way. #obsm
dylz @colourspeak
RT @BariPAClock: @reallyrosie @DrTerriC @NeilFlochMD @arghavan_salles @obsmchat Interesting approach I am more of an objective guy most of the time, and a good case in point that if you wanted a wearable and it motivated you, good on ya! The #goals are the same as long as we are getting closer to them #obesity #wellness #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @drdavidcreel: I think there is so much available for consumers. I feel like our role is helping people navigate what to use and how to use it. More importantly, why they are doing what they’re doing ...and how can they continue a healthy lifestyle even if they aren’t using a wearable. #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
@Born2lbFat ugh you're right! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@Eggface @obsmchat Great point--would hate for insurance companies to use this in any way to penalize anyone... #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
RT @Born2lbFat: @PsychoDietitian I’d be concerned with information getting into hands of insurance companies and how they might use it against us. re: recent CPAP usage article #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@arghavan_salles One example, disconnect between the measures that the #Wearables #WearableTech provide & what medical professionals are measuring. Another example, distracting from goals established by the health professionals or even providing contrasting advice based on limited info #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I was using a Fitbit but that step data couldn't be used in Apple Health. I like the convenience of having a single device for everything. #obsm https://t.co/947tWa6Dmc
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@Born2lbFat @PsychoDietitian Can you pls share that article? #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
And should we be aiming for a closer synchronization with what our bodies signal to us? (I don't necessarily agree, just being #ENTP) #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
@Born2lbFat I'd love to have better ways to chart on patients using many methods of how they are measuring their own progress! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@JEChilderhose Hard to know but great question. #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@JEChilderhose Interesting perspective. I would say that technology has already done that, whether we're wearing it or staring at it on a phone or iPad. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @JEChilderhose: So I'm going to rain on the parade a bit here and wonder if the future of heightened technology interface w/ our bodies is decreased sensitivity to our bodies as barometer of health, well-being, endorphins, satiation? #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@obsmchat Devices are great but never allow them to replace human interaction or a visit to your doctor, dietitian or another health professional. If you need help finding any of the above in your area: https://t.co/nFLwhD6A7M #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bruce_y_lee Thank you. That makes sense. The two need to be integrated to provide the best care for patients. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bruce_y_lee: @arghavan_salles One example, disconnect between the measures that the #Wearables #WearableTech provide & what medical professionals are measuring. Another example, distracting from goals established by the health professionals or even providing contrasting advice based on limited info #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC Oh, I see. Doesn't Apple Health have its own step data? #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@txkyleharris @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat @GoGeocaching couldn't agree more. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
That’s a wrap! Thanks, everyone, for another great #obsm chat! Special thank you to our blogger and moderator @bruce_y_lee and to the patients who shared their experiences and expertise.
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@arghavan_salles @Eggface @obsmchat #obsm https://t.co/Yva4UGK4ri
GeekyGrouch @grouchy_geek
@Eggface @obsmchat Concern #1 of a tech nerd. #obsm
Nina Crowley PhD RDN @PsychoDietitian
RT @Eggface: @obsmchat Devices are great but never allow them to replace human interaction or a visit to your doctor, dietitian or another health professional. If you need help finding any of the above in your area: https://t.co/nFLwhD6A7M #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@greenhousemd #dystopic perspective. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bruce_y_lee: @arghavan_salles @Eggface @obsmchat #obsm https://t.co/Yva4UGK4ri
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @Eggface: @obsmchat Devices are great but never allow them to replace human interaction or a visit to your doctor, dietitian or another health professional. If you need help finding any of the above in your area: https://t.co/nFLwhD6A7M #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@JEChilderhose @greenhousemd Balanced... #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
Yes, you can get the step data from your iPhone but that's definitely not as accurate as the Apple Watch. #obsm https://t.co/JhgBRCHEUa
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @obsmchat: That’s a wrap! Thanks, everyone, for another great #obsm chat! Special thank you to our blogger and moderator @bruce_y_lee and to the patients who shared their experiences and expertise.
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@Eggface @obsmchat Thank you for the reminder, Shelly! #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Will be scrolling through this week and following all-new "faces" #obsm and hope to interact more!
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
RT @Eggface: @obsmchat Devices are great but never allow them to replace human interaction or a visit to your doctor, dietitian or another health professional. If you need help finding any of the above in your area: https://t.co/nFLwhD6A7M #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @OffThePlateMC: I was using a Fitbit but that step data couldn't be used in Apple Health. I like the convenience of having a single device for everything. #obsm https://t.co/947tWa6Dmc
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @arghavan_salles: Great idea for involving the family in activity competitions that may pay off in chores or other household duties! #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
Thanks #obsm for another really interesting chat. Thanks to @bruce_y_lee for being the guest blogger and @pattynece for being the behind the scenes guru!
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: That’s a wrap! Thanks, everyone, for another great #obsm chat! Special thank you to our blogger and moderator @bruce_y_lee and to the patients who shared their experiences and expertise.
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @DrGoodpaster: Black-and-white thinking: Black-and-white thinking: “I’m can’t get anywhere near 10,000, so I’m not going to bother trying to track steps at all.” #obsm #wearabletech
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bruce_y_lee @Eggface @obsmchat Rewarding those who move a lot seems benign but it's a slippery slope to then penalizing those who move less.... #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @Eggface: @obsmchat Devices are great but never allow them to replace human interaction or a visit to your doctor, dietitian or another health professional. If you need help finding any of the above in your area: https://t.co/nFLwhD6A7M #obsm
Dr. Beth S. Linas(she/her) @bethlinas
@arghavan_salles @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @fitbit @FitBits @Apple ...but even before that I’m curious to learn the user experience of the fall feature (how does it handle false positives). 4/4 #Obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: #obsm #WearableTech https://t.co/89SQtsq69O
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @arghavan_salles: Would be awesome to have an easy way to get info from these trackers to physicians. Also would be great to have positive messaging in them, too, even if "goals" aren't being met. And also reminders that there's no winning or losing. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: #obsm #WearableTech https://t.co/uCJ0V9954y
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@obsmchat Thanks for a great topic and for making me feel like the ultimate geek for an hour! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC Ok, now I'm confused. Do the steps from the Apple Watch not go into the Health app? And that's a separate issue from Fitbit steps and the Health app? #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@JEChilderhose @greenhousemd For sure... LOL sometimes I just 💭 think about something and I swear it's suddenly an Ad in my Facebook feed. #creepy #obsm
Michael Clock PA-C @BariPAClock
#obsm Great #obsmchat tonight! Enjoyed all the discussion No matter what tech comes along I am confident that the 'touch' part of #HighTechHighTouch will need to remain as the emphasis of patient engagement in our practices #WLS #WeGotThis
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bethlinas @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @fitbit @FitBits @Apple What is the fall feature? #obsm
Larry Steinbeck @LarrySteinbeck
The Larry Steinbeck Daily is out! https://t.co/zwHz1LGB6R Stories via @AlpineAthlete @DPT2Go @AtlantaFalcons #obsm #fysio
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
Great thread here with a lot of info from @bethlinas on fitbits and Apple watches. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
Enjoyed the #obsm chat @obsmchat Lots of great conversations that can lead to other conversations, ideas & positive change. #WearableTech #wearables can help patients & healthcare, but their development & implementation needs guidance from experts like all of you
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC @obsmchat Thanks for sharing all your insights! #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@obsmchat @bruce_y_lee Happy Holidays to all! #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Thanks #obsm for another really interesting chat. Thanks to @bruce_y_lee for being the guest blogger and @pattynece for being the behind the scenes guru!
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
RT @Eggface: Let's chat about wearable technology. The #obsm tweet chat STARTS NOW! Add #obsm to tweets to add your voice to the conversation and search #obsm to see others comments and Q's.
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @bruce_y_lee: Enjoyed the #obsm chat @obsmchat Lots of great conversations that can lead to other conversations, ideas & positive change. #WearableTech #wearables can help patients & healthcare, but their development & implementation needs guidance from experts like all of you
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @arghavan_salles: Great thread here with a lot of info from @bethlinas on fitbits and Apple watches. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Thank you for sharing your insights and moderating the chat tonight, @bruce_y_lee! Lucky to have you. #obsm
reallyrosy @reallyrosie
@obsmchat #obsm my final thought does not deal with tracking wearables. I wish there was a "central answer box " for general questions...like if I am going to cheat, is an ice pop with 3 carbs better than a cup of frozen unsweetened berries? ???
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@BariPAClock @obsmchat Will be interesting to see how it all plays out. #obsm
Michelle Vicari @Eggface
@arghavan_salles @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Yes, and some of these tracking/wellness programs are great but they need to be hand-in-hand with actual good insurance policies with obesity coverage, not instead of. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@Eggface @obsmchat There was even an Elle Woods appearance, at least her words #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@AskDr_Rachel @obsmchat We’ll take any of your time we can get! #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@arghavan_salles Sorry for the confusion! Apple Watch is totally integrated with the Health app. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@InnerFirePod @NeilFlochMD @bruce_y_lee @JEChilderhose @PaulDavidsonPhD @obsmchat I know this happens to me when I exercise—without any devices. I allow myself a little extra food or maybe a dessert that I might not have had otherwise. #obsm
Hardev kumar @sabkabzaar
RT @BariPAClock: #obsm Listening intently for buzz on near future @AppleSupport wearable watch with built-in #CGM Great for #diabetic patients and BG management pre/post op as well as medically managed patients using #lowcarb diets for real-time reinforcement of food/BG/meds @DrSarahHallberg
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@bethlinas @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @fitbit @FitBits @Apple No, your responses are very helpful! Thank you for sharing! #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
RT @Eggface: @arghavan_salles @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat Yes, and some of these tracking/wellness programs are great but they need to be hand-in-hand with actual good insurance policies with obesity coverage, not instead of. #obsm
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD @arghavan_salles
@OffThePlateMC Ok cool. So it’s just that you can’t get Fitbit steps to incorporate into that app. That makes sense although I see why that would be annoying. #obsm
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