A UK wide network for respiratory dietitians to listen, learn & share. Advocating & championing for specialist nutritional intervention in respiratory disease.
A huge congratulations to Ras Kahai, respiratory dietitian @RBandH and Kofoworola Abeni Pratt Fellow, who has been shortlisted for the Chief Allied Health Professions Officer Awards. She's a finalist in the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion category.
#CAHPOAwards2022
Thank you @RespDietitians for inviting me to talk to you. It was a pleasure and I’m excited to see a group of UK dietitians who are passionate about lung cancer nutrition!
Huge thanks to @NicoleKKiss for talking to us & sharing leading research around malnutrition & sarcopenia in lung cancer. Inspiring to hear all the hard work you've done & thank you for putting up with the UK to Aus time difference to tell us about it!
Ras Kahai is a cardiorespiratory dietitian at @RBandH who works with patients with pulmonary fibrosis. 🍎She shares her expertise to give you tips and advice on managing your nutrition: https://t.co/haS7dNoynU
@RespDietitians@RBandH@ActionPFcharity Ras is just the best. She is so passionate about nutrition and always ready to help/listen or give advice when needed. ❤️❤️ It's a privilege to work alongside her.
Fantastic work @RespDietitians. Have a strange feeling lots of innovative work is going to be coming our way in Respiratory Medicine for years to come with our new appointment of Ras Kahai as Highly Specialist Respiratory Dietitian @RBandH ;)
Zahraa, Macmillan Respiratory and Oncology Dietitian @LG_NHS posting out letters and resources for lung oncology outpatients. Optimising nutritional intake is important to minimise weight loss, promote effective treatment outcomes and quality of life #WhatDietitiansDo#DW2022
Ras, @RBandH Dietitian, works with ILD patients. Fab to see her talking about the importance of nutrition as part of the @ActionPFcharity Insider Magazine – a vastly important area! #WhatDietitiansDo#DW2022
Resp dietitians are key members of the respiratory MDT to provide gold standard care. Here is Bethany, @0betbar, from @LTHTR@LthtrDietitians working with respiratory physiotherapists, to enable ventilation weaning and rehab in acutely ill patients #WhatDietitiansDo#DW2022
As part of Dietitian’s Week 2022, we wanted to highlight the vital role of respiratory dietetics as part of the workforce! Great to see, for the 1st time, the role of Dietetics being acknowledged as part of the respiratory workforce via @BTSrespiratory #WhatDietitiansDo#DW2022
@RespDietitians
A fantastic post with a wonderful team, great opportunity for anyone with an interest in promoting the role of the dietitian in the treatment of respiratory patients :)
On Friday we had the pleasure of inviting Rachael Moses @NHSLeader (head of clinical leadership @NHSLeadership + @BTSrespiratory president) to present her amazing work in developing the diversity and role of AHP’s in Respiratory disease. Truly inspiring! Thank you Rachel 💙
Socio-economic status has a significant impact on factors that increase risk of respiratory disease, inc. lung cancer. Cancer associated malnutrition impacts treatment choice, effectiveness, complications and survival time. Dietitians have a key role in the management of this.
(16/16) Respiratory nutrition is varied & complex. Patients’ need specialist nutritional support for best outcomes. We need our MDTs to loudly support this. We have more questions than answers but will work together to start solving a small piece of this puzzle @BTSrespiratory
(15/16) We can’t be forgetting the importance of health inequalities within respiratory medicine. Therefore we want to try and ensure this group is accessible as possible for respiratory dietitians across the country to support to help their patients.