Resources for You and Your Patients
Bring plant-based nutrition to your practice or health care facility and motivate your patients through the PlantWise film. Some physicians believe so strongly in the science presented in the film that they now prescribe certain patients to watch it as part of their treatment. Below you’ll find resources to help you create your own PlantWise program and learn from like-minded physicians across the country.
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Project PlantWise: The Film Study
Inspiring patients to make meaningful lifestyle changes can be challenging, even with the scientific evidence to support prevention and, in many cases, reversal of chronic conditions, such as heart disease and Type 2 diabetes. Dr. George Guthrie shares how his team used the PlantWise film to encourage lifestyle change in outpatient clinics and inpatient hospital settings.
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Project PlantWise: Resource Kit for Providers
AdventHealth shares the materials and processes used to establish the PlantWise program into the patient-record standing-order system, communicate the film to patients, build the after-film questionnaire and create the resources webpage for further support in transitioning to a whole-food, plant-based lifestyle. Includes models, templates, suggested processes and graphics.
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Project PlantWise Pilot Project: Using the PlantWise Film in a Healthcare Setting
Before the film's national release, PlantWise was embedded into the AdventHealth Winter Park Hospital order system so that patients diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes would be given a standing order by their physician to watch the PlantWise film. The film was the cornerstone of a patient education program to motivate hospitalized patients with diabetes to make intensive lifestyle changes guided by expanded existing programs with demonstrated effectiveness.
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Share Plant Focused Nutrition Programs at No Cost
Full Plate Living helps your patients take small doable steps to add more whole,unprocessed plant foods to meals they’re already eating. Included for free are plant-focused nutrition classes, live workshops and a private community for support. Full Plate Living programs are a free service provided by Ardmore Institute of Health.
