Kami Benoit offers dietitians encouragement and motivation in overcoming clinical guideline hurdles.
By A.S.P.E.N. member Kami Benoit, MS, RD, CNSC, LD
Being inundated with nutrition headlines is nothing new for most of us: from emails, to tweets, to news bites, we hear it nonstop. As nutrition professionals, we have developed a “sixth sense” [...]
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Encouragement for a Positive Approach...
Kami Benoit offers dietitians encouragement and motivation in overcoming clinical guideline hurdles.
By A.S.P.E.N. member Kami Benoit, MS, RD, CNSC, LD
Being inundated with nutrition headlines is nothing new for most of us: from emails, to tweets, to news bites, we hear it nonstop. As nutrition professionals, we have developed a “sixth sense” [...]
Dietitian’s Diary: Switching to Feedi...
Jill Ferrara
By: Jill Ferrara, RD, CDN, CNSC
As a clinical dietitian, a large part of my day is spent determining the appropriate energy and protein requirements for my patients. In the past, I have consulted with many of my colleagues to determine what formula they are using to determine a patient’s calorie or protein needs. This seems to be [...]
From Fashion to Dietitian: An Unusual...
Dietitian’s Diary
Danielle Flug Capalino
Dietitian’s Diary is a Food for Thought column in which practicing dietitians reflect on issues that stand out as relevant in their careers.
by Danielle Flug Capalino, MSPH, RD
I thought a good way to introduce myself and my Food for Thought column to A.S.P.E.N. would be to talk about how I [...]
Members Helping Members With “Super W...
Jennifer Yelczyn, RD, frontloaded her question on ASPENConnect’s ASPENet forum with an apology and a confession that she felt foolish for posting her “super weird question concerning TF.” Colleagues around the country quickly reassured her and gave advice to guide Yelczyn in evaluating a physician’s unusual request.
Yelczyn’s post and the res [...]
