BAPEN has published a new report on Environmental Sustainability in the UK Home Enterally Tube Fed Population.
While clinical guidelines exist for safe administration, the environmental impact of HETF requires greater attention.
Access the full report ⬇️ https://t.co/I9lG9wevbW
The #EveryContactCounts animation is reminder of how to start conversations with those at risk of malnutrition.
Beyond #UKMAW2025, share the video with your colleagues to spread the word on the importance of action against disease-related malnutrition
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Thank you for a fantastic #UKMAW2025!
It's been a whirlwind but we're grateful for all the support from across the UK. Remember that malnutrition is a challenge all year-round and it's crucial that you feel confident to identify, screen and source help for those in need.
Talking about weight-loss can be intimidating, both for the person who has lost weight and a loved one or carer who may have noticed. But spotting the signs early is critical to implementing effective interventions.
Can this graphic help you kick-start necessary conversations?
As #UKMAW2025 draws to a close, we’re celebrating the incredible highlights from this week - and we want to hear from you!
Who are your #NutritionSuperheroes? Share someone who’s gone above and beyond to deliver outstanding nutritional care in your team, service, or Trust.
Take part in the Nutrition Screening Survey this weekend to help us better understand the demands facing nutrition teams across the UK.
With more responses, our understanding of malnutrition in the UK improves. Enter here: https://t.co/JcWHWnXaJ5
The signs of undernutrition aren’t always obvious. By staying alert, we can help those at risk get the care they deserve.
Explore our resources, share them with your colleagues, and help us spread awareness - because every contact counts.
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Take part in the Nutrition Screening Survey this weekend to help @BAPENUK understand the demands facing nutrition teams across the UK.
Enter here to support nutrition care in the UK https://t.co/L2I8NJ6hgr
What's been your highlight of #UKMAW2025? Be sure to share online and with your colleagues to spread the word of a fantastic week!
Remember that all of our tools and resources are available year-round. Just browse our website for more information: https://t.co/RkDvmLZf74
Our final theme for #UKMAW2025 is #NutritionSuperheroes. Who in your team exemplifies the best standard of nutrition care? Or do you know someone inspiring who has struggled with their nutrition or hydration? Use the hashtag to celebrate their efforts - we can't wait to hear!
Friday may be winding down, but #EveryContactCounts - whether you’re marking #UKMAW2025 or not.
Let’s keep the momentum going: remember to share widely any new insights or practical tips! Together, we can make a real difference in the fight against malnutrition across the UK.
It's estimated that of the 3 million people in the UK at risk of malnutrition, 93% are in community settings. GPs have a key role to play in identifying and supporting those who may otherwise go without help.
Find out more here: https://t.co/Ok8uP0VbpH #EveryContactCounts
Over a third of people admitted to care homes are at risk of malnourishment. This #UKMAW2025, we're reminding you that #EveryContactCounts in noticing, screening and supporting those in need.
Read the @MNpathway's care home guidance for more tips: https://t.co/wXXv9tn46i
#EveryContactCounts in spotting the signs of malnutrition risk. As a pharmacist, you can play a vital role in supporting vulnerable people.
For more information on how to improve community-centred care, read the @MNpathway's resources online now: https://t.co/B1bfWVOoYw
Has a loved one recently been admitted to hospital? Malnutrition screening should happen on admission, with ongoing assessment if needed.
Learn more in @BAPENUK’s video: Nutritional Screening and Assessment - Getting it Right at the Start https://t.co/vQEpicwZFf
Its UK Malnutrition Awareness Week #UKMAW2025 and our Nutrition and Dietetic team have been raising awareness of malnutrition in each of our hospital sites, asking everyone to spot the signs of malnutrition early and take action.
For information visit ▶ https://t.co/KPCnDWVLtN
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We have been raising awareness of malnutrition in our hospitals this week!
Here are the winners of our hand grip challenge in burns; Michelle and Gez.
Malnutrition risk is highest among older people, those living in poverty, and people who are in or have recently been in hospital. Many factors contribute to malnutrition, making it a complex issue.
Use our resources to start a conversation today https://t.co/0tcfpJl0XC