Health Manager for Subclinical Health Conditions

Definition: Focusing on "subclinical health conditions" (such as fatigue, insomnia, immune system decline, etc., which are non-disease but physical discomfort states), and helping people recover their health through professional intervention.

The work is more specialized, mainly through lifestyle adjustments (such as routine planning), psychological counseling, traditional Chinese medicine conditioning (such as meridian massage, dietary therapy) and other methods improve the physical function of people with subclinical health conditions, and prevent them from transforming into disease states.

To become an excellent health manager for subclinical health conditions the key is to have both depth of professional knowledge and personalized service ability. It is necessary to be able to accurately judge the causes of subclinical health conditions, and more importantly to implement feasible intervention programs.

1. Consolidate professional foundation: In addition to mastering the core skills of subclinical health conditions assessment (such as constitution identification stress test), intervention (such as dietary therapy, exercise guidance), it is necessary to extend learning to the basics of traditional Chinese medicine (such as meridians,i and blood theory), psychology (such as emotional counseling) and nutrition, to form a "physiological   psychological" dual-dimensional knowledge system.

2. Stthen practical ability: Avoid "talking on paper", and improve the ability to customize programs through case accumulation. For example, for "office fatigue groups", it is necessary combine their routine, work intensity to design a "fragmented exercise   liver-protecting dietary therapy" combination, rather than general advice.

3. Maintain continuous communication The improvement of subclinical health conditions is a long-term process, and it is necessary to regularly track the execution of users (such as diet check-in, sleep monitoring, adjust the program dynamically according to feedback, and explain professional knowledge in plain language to improve user compliance.