Learn about the latest in nutrition therapy from leading industry experts.
- Education
47th ESPEN Congress on Clinical Nutrition & Metabolism
Cancer Care
Oncology Symposium: New approaches to nutrition and cancer care
In the evolving field of oncology, staying ahead means embracing new strategies. Unlock expert insights on cancer management that challenge traditional practices and pave the way for improved patient care.
Innovations in cancer nutrition across the ages
Cancer care is evolving, and so is our approach to nutrition. But how do the latest evidence and advancements translate into practical care for the everyday patient? In this webinar, senior dietitians Jenelle Loeliger and Nina Axelsen from The Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre explore what’s novel and unique in cancer nutrition care for adolescents and young adults, middle-aged adults, and older people.
Nutrition support in hospital and the ICU
Boosting oral intake in the ICU & beyond
Optimising nutrition in the ICU can significantly impact patient recovery, but how can dietitians best support oral intake in such a critical setting? This webinar will take you from evidence to implementation as clinical dietitians Alicia Wiese and Rebecca Baskett share strategies to improve oral intake across the ICU and acute care journey.
Cutting wastage, boosting nutrition: Low-volume vs standard ONS
Recent pilot trial Low volume vs standard oral nutrition supplement wastage in hospital: a pilot comparative effectiveness trial.
Dr Shelley Roberts
Accredited Practicing Dietitian
ICU Speak Series 2023 Webinars
In 2023 Nutricia supported a virtual ICU Speaker Series with esteemed speakers, Dr Emma Ridley, Shelley Heunis and Jonathon Taylor.
- Emma discussed Nutrition through a continuum: from ICU to ward.
- Shelley discussed Nutrition in critically ill obese patients and case discussion.
- Jonathon discussed Basics of mechanical ventilation and nutrition considerations.
- Kirk discussed CRRT and nutrition in critically ill patients.
The recordings of the events are available.
Nutrition support in the community
PKU
Spotlight on PKU, Diet and Sport
An overview of the role of physical exercise in PKU, including exercise prescription and dietary management strategies, supported by case studies.
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