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Innovative Approaches to Improving Nutrition Practices in Intensive Care Units
Date
January 21, 2014
Credits
2 Dietitian | 2 Nurse | 2 Pharmacist | 2 Physician | 2 Other | Expired December 19, 2017
Objectives:
Identify opportunities in current nutrition practices in ICUs from the International Nutrition Survey 2013 to align with the 2013 recommendations of the Canadian Critical Care Nutrition Clinical Practice Guidelines
Identify key barriers to implementing the recommendations from these guidelines and describe current US-Canadian initiatives aimed at overcoming barriers as evaluated in the PEP uP and OPTICS studies
Provide a practical tool to improve nutrition practices at the bedside by adopting “The Right Approach” in the ICU
Read the full article and take the exam for CE credit. This CE activity serves to promote the process of life-long learning for physicians, dietitians, pharmacists, and nurses by providing peer-reviewed journal articles that fully qualify for continuing education credits.
Recent critical care nutrition trials show delivery of higher protein doses early to all critically ill patients confers no benefit, with suggestions of potential harm in some patient cohorts. So, what does this mean for clinical care?
Explore different case studies taking place in the ICU setting. Session participants will utilize evidence-based research to work through the cases and formulate treatment plans for the best patient outcomes…
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