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From Confidence to Action: Exercise Self-Efficacy and Improved COPD Outcomes

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    For patients with COPD, exercise self-efficacy has been associated with better functional outcomes and quality of life. A recent study explored whether the effects of technological interventions like pedometers, tailored goals, and motivational support were mediated by changes in these patients' exercise self-efficacy. Dr. Patricia Bamonti joins us to dive into the findings and explain how we can apply them in clinical practice. Dr. Bamonti is a staff psychologist in the Geriatric Mental Health Outpatient Clinic and the track coordinator of the Geropsychology Training Program at VA Boston Healthcare System.

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    For patients with COPD, exercise self-efficacy has been associated with better functional outcomes and quality of life. A recent study explored whether the effects of technological interventions like pedometers, tailored goals, and motivational support were mediated by changes in these patients' exercise self-efficacy. Dr. Patricia Bamonti joins us to dive into the findings and explain how we can apply them in clinical practice. Dr. Bamonti is a staff psychologist in the Geriatric Mental Health Outpatient Clinic and the track coordinator of the Geropsychology Training Program at VA Boston Healthcare System.

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