Category: Publications
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Nasal Feeding Tubes Are Associated with Fewer Adverse Events than Feeding via Ostomy in Hospitalized Patients Receiving Enteral Nutrition
Read the full paper on Science Direct! |Abstract| Background: Surgical feeding ostomies (eg, gastrostomy) have become required by many nursing facilities for all patients receiving enteral nutrition, whether for short- or long-term use. These policies lack supportive evidence. Comparisons of adverse event rates between surgical and natural orifice tubes are few and lacking in the inpatient setting. Additionally,…
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Barriers, Strategies, and Resources to Thriving School Gardens
Click here for the full paper on Science Direct! |Abstract| Objective: To identify school garden attributes and practices that most strongly contribute to garden use and sustainability and translate them into recommendations for improving garden-based nutrition education. Design: Surveys were developed and administered to school stakeholders to assess the barriers, strategies, and resources for successful…
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P31 Management of Disordered Eating Behavior Risk in Clients Varies Among Outpatient Dietitians: A Qualitative Thematic Analysis
Read the full paper on Science Direct! |Abstract| Background: Sixty-two percent of dietitians recommend nutrition apps to patients, with calorie-tracking apps the most popular. While previous research has indicated common characteristics of nutrition app users, little is understood about how client characteristics impact dietitians’ decisions about recommending apps. Addressing this relationship would provide guidance for…