Food and Health in The Information Age (1 CME Point) by Dr Michael Fenster
To introduce the concept of understanding Food As Information Theory
Speakers
Dr Michael Fenster
Dr.
Michael S. Fenster, MD, FACC, FRSM, FSCA&I, MIANE,
PEMBA, known to friends and fans simply as “Chef Dr. Mike,” is one of the world’s only board-certified interventional
cardiologist and professional chef. He holds cross-faculty appointments at The University of Montana (College of Health
and UM Medicine, School of Public Health, and Missoula College Culinary Arts Program). He currently teaches one of the
country’s leading courses on Culinary Medicine at The University of Montana. He also serves as a member of FIDES, The
World Health Organization’s trusted healthcare information provider program.
He currently writes a regular column for The Center for Food as Medicine and previously wrote a column for Psychology
Today. He has authored several books, spoken internationally on the food-health relationship, and been a Keynote speaker
for audiences as diverse as The American Heart Association and The American Culinary Federation.
1. What is the Reductionist Approach to Food and Health (Nutritionism)?
2. What is the food-health relationship?
3. What are the basics of Information Theory as applied to the food-health relationship?
4. What are the basics of information systems analysis as applied to the food-health relationship?
5. How does this apply to treating patients?