Epidemiologist Dr. Repp found that multiple victims of suicide had recently surrendered their pets to a shelter. As a result, shelter staff was trained to ask the right questions & provide resources & 7 suicides have been prevented so far #NAME2018#forensics#notjustaboutthedead
The resident presented a patient admitted for chest pain after walking his dog. The attending asked, “What was the name of his dog?” The resident was stumped. Four years later, he’s not sure anything he’s carried from residency has been more useful than that question.
Friday’s Myth: All nutritional supplements are the same & taste the same. False!
Supplements include soups, puddings, milky drinks, juice style drinks. Some are high protein, some high calorie, some low electrolyte. Dietitian will advise on appropriate one to meet needs #MAW2018
Step 1 of (seemingly idiot-proof) instructions: being dietitians 1 cup=250ml but after the poor soil was drowning we figured it was 1 cup=1 small pot...🤦🏻♀️😅 still holding on tight to my day job 😂 @Botanygeek
“In medical school we aren’t taught enough [insert 3-4 year tertiary course]”. Foundation knowledge & referral pathways needed. My Carpenter brother doesn’t moan he wasn’t taught enough plumbing in his training, he just knows when to call one #insightSBS https://t.co/3DtTYjINSw
Thank you Sydney! Great to be back at my 2nd home 🇦🇺 Fortunate and very thankful for the opportunity to present at #DAA2018 (something I thought was beyond me)! Leaving very inspired to do greater things as a new dietitian! #thinkbig @DAA_feed Back to work for now 🇸🇬🛫
(2/2) in all seriousness it's a challenge to juggle proritising food waste when you're putting in extra orders & supps for malnourished patients in hope that they will eat something (guilty as charged). Defo can do more in this space for dietitians!! #daa2018
(1/2) Great presentation on food waste by @craigreucassel this morning! Definitely woke me up in the cold early Sydney morning with these stats. I could open a bakery selling banana bread or sell jars of pasta sauce with these...
Toenails as the “Hemoglobin A1c” of Functional Independence https://t.co/zEn8P75Dbg
Very interesting! Sometimes the signs are right in front of us. I also remember being taught that signs of weight loss can also be as simple as loose clothes or a loose wedding band.
Very informative presentation by Dr Sarah Peterson at the SingSPEN Clinical Nutrition Meeting in Singapore - differences in body composition in non-sarcopenia and sarcopenic patients
Goes to show that “beauty” is definitely a social construct. Two extreme ends of the spectrum depending on where you are in the world. https://t.co/lJ5R5aKVzY
Force feeding burdens obese Mauritanian girls with diabetes, heart disease. Girls of around eight can weigh up to 140 kg after being force-fed. https://t.co/pKkJRCSWPC