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Documentation of nutritional care
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1980The results of a study designed to gather information concerning dietitians' charting practices suggest that The American Dietetic Association and hospitals themselves have recognized the importance of dietitians charting in medical records. The results also suggest that dietitians recognize their own adequacies and inadequacies in terms of charting ...
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British Journal of Community Nursing, 2009
Nutrition in palliative care and at the end of life should be one of the goals for improving quality of life. It is important to address issues of food and feeding at this time to assist in the management of troublesome symptoms as well as to enhance the remaining life. While this paper focuses upon the nutritional aspects of cancer in palliative care,
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Nutrition in palliative care and at the end of life should be one of the goals for improving quality of life. It is important to address issues of food and feeding at this time to assist in the management of troublesome symptoms as well as to enhance the remaining life. While this paper focuses upon the nutritional aspects of cancer in palliative care,
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Providing quality nutrition care in acute care hospitals: perspectives of nutrition care personnel
Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics, 2013AbstractBackgroundMalnutrition is common in acute care hospitals worldwide and nutritional status can deteriorate during hospitalisation. The aim of the present qualitative study was to identify enablers and challenges and, specifically, the activities, processes and resources, from the perspective of nutrition care personnel, required to provide ...
H H, Keller +9 more
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954
By prenatal care is meant the management of a woman through an entire pregnancy, both from the standpoint of general medicine and of obstetrics. Prenatal care should be closely associated with preconceptional care. During the past war thousands of American young men were called to service by the armed forces and found to be physically unfit.
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By prenatal care is meant the management of a woman through an entire pregnancy, both from the standpoint of general medicine and of obstetrics. Prenatal care should be closely associated with preconceptional care. During the past war thousands of American young men were called to service by the armed forces and found to be physically unfit.
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Nutritional care: intensive nutrition
1981Maintenance of nutrition is another way in which many intensive care patients are unable to fend for themselves. Since intensive care can be defined as the support of vital functions until some life-threatening disease process is treated then nutritional support is certainly important.
R. S. Atkinson +2 more
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Nutritional Care of the Surgical Neonate
Clinics in Perinatology, 1989The surgical neonate is at great risk of developing nutritional deficiencies. However, recent advances in nutritional support, including the development of special elemental diets, infant formulas, nutritional supplements and more suitable additives for parenteral nutrition, have allowed health professionals effectively to prevent the occurrence of ...
G R, Pereira, M M, Ziegler
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Nursing Older People, 2007
While it is widely acknowledged that malnutrition in older people prolongs recovery from illness and can lead to further unnecessary complications, possibly less recognised is the importance of direct and continued communication between care home kitchen staff and nurses.
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While it is widely acknowledged that malnutrition in older people prolongs recovery from illness and can lead to further unnecessary complications, possibly less recognised is the importance of direct and continued communication between care home kitchen staff and nurses.
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, 1996 Care is the provision in the household and the community of time, attention and support to meet the physical, mental, and social needs of the growing child and other household members (ICN 1992). This provision of time, attention, and support is manifest in certain types of behaviors exhibited by caregivers (typically women ): (1) care for pregnant and
Engle, Patrice L. +2 more
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Nutritional Considerations in Wound Care
Advances in Skin & Wound Care, 2006Statistics show that malnutrition among older adult patients is a widespread problem in US health care facilities. The 2002 Nutritional Screening Initiative, a multidisciplinary coalition led by the American Dietetic Association and the American Academy of Family Physicians, has reported rather alarming facts on the nutritional status of this patient ...
Diane, Langemo +5 more
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Nutrition and hydration in palliative care
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2019Anorexia, weight loss and muscle wasting commonly affect people approaching the end of life. It is critical that clinicians caring for people with advanced illness and progressive frailty can assess the nutritional and hydration needs of these people, engage them in shared decision making and support them to plan ahead regarding their nutritional care ...
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