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21 results for: Dietetic Advocacy

Is advocacy an expected component of dietitians’ practice?

2018-07-09 - Practice Question

BDA Policy Statement: The Use of Artificial Sweeteners

A policy statement produced by the British Dietetic Association (BDA) on the use of sweeteners including functions and benefits and health and safety.

  2016-06-24 - Position Paper/Policy Document

BDA Food Fact Sheet: Eat Well Spend Less

A consumer fact sheet developed by the British Dietetic Association (BDA) providing information on how to eat well and save money. It also includes meal, snack and cooking ideas.

  2016-04-11 - Handout

Dietitians in Telehealth

This Dietitians of Canada fact sheet for professionals promotes the effectiveness of telephone counselling by dietitians. Page two gives basic information on dietitians. Membership required to access.

  2017-01-29 - Handout

Sweeteners Background

Background information regarding sweeteners.

2013-10-20 - Background

Food Security Background

Background information regarding food security.

2013-11-01 - Background

Diabetes - Sweeteners Background

Background information regarding diabetes and sweeteners.

2014-03-27 - Background

Advocacy/Public Affairs Background

Background information regarding advocacy and public affairs.

2012-06-20 - Background

Healthy Weight/Obesity - Pediatric/Paediatric Background

Background information regarding pediatric/paediatric obesity.

2012-06-21 - Background

Which nutrition screening/assessment tools are effective for identifying malnutrition or the risk of malnutrition in frail older adults who are institutionalized or living in nursing homes, care homes or long-term care (LTC) homes?

2016-08-09 - Practice Question

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