This Dietitians of Canada (DC) Network has a national focus and connects registered dietitians across the country with a focus on diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular health. The Network website includes a bariatric surgery subgroup providing professional and patient resources, tools, presentations, and a discussion forum. The network is available to DC members for a fee.

  2021-11-09 – Other

The Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) develops evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for the National Health Service in Scotland. Guidelines are developed through systematic review of the scientific literature and provided to health professionals to reduce variations in practice and improve patient outcomes.

  2019-11-22 – Website

This Innovation Network, Inc. guide provides professionals and others an introduction to Learning-focused advocacy evaluation.

     2018-04-15 – Manual/Guide

This checklist from the Canadian Obesity Network provides professionals with guidance on what to ask, assess, advise, agree and assist with when discussing healthy weight gain in pregnancy. The checklist is available for purchase, or a copy is free to download to members of the Canadian Obesity Network. Membership is free.

  2018-11-12 – Professional Education Tools

A collection of websites related to bariatric surgery.

     2021-11-09 – Website

A collection of websites related to food security and environment sustainability.

     2023-11-02 – Website

A fact sheet developed by the European Specialist Dietetic Network for Public Health (ESDN-PH) providing key food literacy and health concepts and reasons why food literacy is important to dietitians.

  2020-08-17 – Handout

A set of clinical guidelines developed by members of the Galactosemia Network to provide evidence-based and internationally applicable guidelines for the diagnosis, treatment and follow up of galactosemia.

  2021-04-16 – Practice Guideline

This article from Network Health Digest discusses the 2016 international galactosaemia guidelines and the recommendations that are relevant to the dietitian.

  2021-04-19 – Practice Guideline

This guideline, developed by the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN), addresses the diagnosis, treatment and role of the multi-disciplinary team in Rheumatoid Arthritis Management.