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Wayne S. Dysinger, MD, MPH, is an Associate Professor in the School of Medicine’s Department of Family Medicine and an Assistant Professor in the School of Public Health at Loma Linda University. He also holds an Associate Clinical Professor title in the School of Medicine’s Preventive Medicine Department. His academic credentials include a BA from Southern Adventist University (1982), an MD from Loma Linda University (1986), and an MPH (1990).
Dr. Dysinger’s research focuses on Lifestyle Medicine, emphasizing chronic disease prevention, treatment, and reversal through multidisciplinary approaches. He advocates for integrating lifestyle interventions into clinical practice, including group visits, value-based care models, and technology-driven solutions like the MyHeart mHealth system for heart failure management. His work spans public health initiatives such as the Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP), which reduces chronic disease risk factors in populations.
Recent research highlights include prioritizing lifestyle medicine research agendas, advocating for national networks to support providers, and evaluating evidence-based interventions. He contributes to medical education through competency frameworks for lifestyle medicine training and curriculum development in preventive care.
Key collaborations include the Lifestyle Medicine Research Summit and partnerships with global health organizations to address chronic disease epidemics in Latin America. His publications emphasize actionable strategies for reversing chronic conditions and fostering sustainable healthcare systems.
