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Fostering Positive Weight-Related Conversations

This knowledge translation casebook from the Bloorview Research Institute is a “compilation of best evidence and practice to assist healthcare professionals in having positive conversation about weight-related issues with children and their families.”

  2018-10-23 – Manual/Guide

Research Methods in Dietetic Practice Background

Background information regarding research methods in dietetic practice.

  2022-01-28 – Background

Weight/Obesity

2024-02-05 – Knowledge Pathway

Indigenous Peoples Web Links

A collection of websites related to Indigenous Peoples in Canada.

  2023-10-30 – Website

What are the effects of family-based eating on nutritional outcomes of children (two to 12 years of age) and adolescents (13 to 18 years of age)?

2019-12-20 – Practice Question

Nutritional Genomics Web Links

A collection of websites related to genomics.

   2023-05-12 – Website

Quality Improvement Background

Background information regarding quality improvement.

  2022-05-31 – Background

Nutrition Care Process and Terminology Web Links

A listing of country-specific websites providing information on the nutrition care process (NCP) and related terminology.

      2021-02-25 – Website

Cancer - Colorectal Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding colorectal cancer.

2020-05-01 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

Weight-Inclusive Approach Background

Background information regarding the Weight-Inclusive Approach.

  2023-03-13 – Background

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