Elevating Nutrition in Patient Care Pathways

ELEVATING NUTRITION IN PATIENT CARE PATHWAYS

ADULT

VIDEOS

HCP

NUTRITION AND DISEASE

DISEASE RELATED MALNUTRITION

MALNUTRITION & SCREENING

NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT

MALNUTRITION---ADULT

CARE FOR THE ELDERLY

FRAILTY

In this short video, Anne Holdoway describes the importance of embedding nutrition in patient care pathways, both for the patient and the healthcare professionals, and provides useful tips for dietitians and other healthcare professionals on how to get nutrition on the agenda and how to influence others in order to get nutrition as part of the patient care pathway.

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