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Nursing Standard, 1989
Primary health care workers need improved nutritional education and training in dietary counselling if patients are to be given adequate and accurate advice.
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Primary health care workers need improved nutritional education and training in dietary counselling if patients are to be given adequate and accurate advice.
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Innovations in nutrition education
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1982A new instructional strategy was developed and tested which relates nutrition concepts to human experience and addresses cost-effectiveness in a university level basic nutrition course. A Multi-Mode Instructional Strategy was compared with lecture/laboratory methods.
A R, Boren, P N, Dixon, M L, Harden
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Introducing Nutrition Education
Journal of School Health, 1981Nutrition education was introduced to three levels of junior high students in two local schools using a variety of methods and media. Instruction was preceded by a comprehensive examination to assess the present state of nutrition knowledge, and a similar examination followed the short‐term series.
D B, Mangham, C E, Vickery
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Recipes and nutrition education
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1983Since the beginning of the science of nutrition in the 1800s, nutritionists have been concerned about the use of recipes in nutrition programs. Although research indicates that recipes may be most used by those with a high school education and with food preparation experiences, recipes appear to be valuable in providing many forms of food and nutrition
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Effects of nutrition education
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1981A group of 86 male myocardial infarction patients receiving diet therapy in the form of individual counseling and lectures or food-preparation classes and a group of 78 control subjects were studied. The desired changes in food and nutrient intake were greater in the treatment than in the control group.
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Postgraduate nutritional education
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1977Never in the history of civilization has the need for nutrition been greater than it is now with modern medical care . The sensational accomplishments of science and technology in developing new therapies, drugs, and devices for the health of mankind has resulted in saving lives beyond the capacity of natural defenses on which the body has relied for ...
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Nutrition education for change
International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition, 1979Nutrition education aims to change behaviour. Educators must consider the circumstances of those they seek to educate. Methods need constant evaluation. Salient points from 16 recent reports of evaluation are set out.
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2002
No nation can afford to waste its greatest national resource: the intellectual power of its people. But that is precisely what is happening where low birth weight is common where children fail to achieve their full potential growth where micronutrient deficiencies permanently damage the brain and where anemia and short-term hunger limit children’s ...
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No nation can afford to waste its greatest national resource: the intellectual power of its people. But that is precisely what is happening where low birth weight is common where children fail to achieve their full potential growth where micronutrient deficiencies permanently damage the brain and where anemia and short-term hunger limit children’s ...
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Nutrition Surveillance--Nutrition Education
Journal of Tropical Pediatrics, 1984E F, Jelliffe, D B, Jelliffe
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Nutrition Education Through Nutrition Rehabilitation
Journal of Tropical Pediatrics, 1980V, Ramprasad, V W, Williams
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