Memory and Alzheimer's Disease
Souvenaid is a new approach in medical nutrition for patients with early Alzheimer’s disease that has been clinically proven to improve memory in these patients.
ICU Speaker Series 2023
Register to attend our virtual webinar!
Expand your clinical skillset and join us for an afternoon of learning and reflection regarding the latest ICU nutritional updates.
Join our next speaker Shelley Heunis on Tuesday, 23rd of May: 1:00-2:00pm (AEST) 3:00-4:00pm (NZST)
Shelley will be discussing Nutrition in critically ill obese patients and case discussion
Inaugural MCI Masterclass 2021
MCI Masterclass
This Australia first event led by Associate Professor Michael Woodward and Associate Professor Mark Yates brought together leading experts to present the latest evidence and insights which will help drive change in the early identification and management of patients with mild cognitive impairment.
Clinical Conditions
Frailty and Malnutrition
Disease related malnutrition can lead to loss of muscle mass, which reduces body strength and walking speed. This is a state known as ‘frailty’. Find out how our products can help your patients.
Critical Care and Surgery
At Nutricia we are aware of the importance of optimal nutritional support and offer a comprehensive range of tube feeds, complimented with medical devices, accessories and services to provide best care to their patients.
Our Solutions
Our Solutions
Nutricia offers a broad range of tailored solutions to allow for personalisation of nutrition therapy to best meet individual needs.
Resources
Tube Feeding
Disease related malnutrition can lead to loss of muscle mass, which reduces body strength and walking speed. This is a state known as ‘frailty’. Find out how our products can help your patients.
Webinars
Learn about the latest in nutrition therapy from leading industry experts.
Nutricia Nursing
Nutricia’s Nursing Service places high priority on strong clinical governance practices to optimise patient safety and ensure the best possible care for patients during discharge from hospital.