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What is the evidence for incorporating genetic testing results into nutrition practice on health outcomes?

2023-10-30 – Practice Question

What is the evidence and recommendations with regard to the use of artificial nutrition and hydration (parenteral and enteral nutrition) among those living with dementia?

2021-04-22 – Practice Question

What is the evidence that the implementation of school nutrition policies/guidelines reduces the prevalence of overweight/obesity among children and youth?

2019-10-23 – Practice Question

What is the evidence that the implementation of school nutrition policies/guidelines and interventions improves the nutritional intake and behaviours of elementary school and high school aged-children?

2020-06-01 – Practice Question

What is the efficacy of intradialytic parenteral nutrition (IDPN) on nutritional status and patient outcomes in children and adults receiving hemodialysis?

2022-11-07 – Practice Question

What type of enteral nutrition formula is recommended to provide nutritional support to individuals with acute pancreatitis?

2020-10-04 – Practice Question

What type of nutrition interventions are effective in supporting optimal growth and weight gain in children and adults with cystic fibrosis? When are oral calorie supplements or enteral supplementation indicated?

2022-12-07 – Practice Question

What are the recommendations for nutrition screening, assessment and monitoring in children and adults with cystic fibrosis?

2021-05-25 – Practice Question

What are the recommended dietary strategies to manage symptoms and complications of chronic pancreatitis in adults?

2022-09-09 – Practice Question

Can nutrition intervention prevent the development of pressure injuries in at-risk individuals?

2023-12-15 – Practice Question

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