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GOOD NUTRITION NEEDS NURSES

The UK NNNG is committed to fostering interest in nutritional issues and promoting good practice in nutritional support amongst nurses in all specialties....

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Updated 12/10/08

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Nutritional Professional Updates

 

Protected mealtimes get a boost…

With the help of some of the UK's top comic talent, including Steve Mangan from Channel 4's popular Green Wing series, we have launched a series of short video clips that show how simple solutions – like red trays and protected mealtimes – can help improve nutritional standards on the wards. In one of the clips, Steve Mangan plays a doctor, who tries unsuccessfully to disrupt an older person’s mealtime – think Mr Bean crossed with Mission Impossible!

Available to view on YouTube;

Hungry to be Heard viral video: Intro

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=kacK4Uv3NOQ&feature=related

Hungry to be Heard viral video: Part 1

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gJt9VuC84gU&NR=1

Hungry to be Heard viral video: Part 2

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=dmR1eK3UQ1c&NR=1

Hungry to be Heard viral video: Part 3

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=bcQQymj11j4&NR=1

or download at;

http://www.ageconcern.org.uk/AgeConcern/7E11D4D927FD4DAEA169D1B0804D9405.asp.

National Commissioning Group
For Highly Specialised Services

 

Home Intestinal Failure Network (HIFNET) document published

Download to assess the impact on your service of agreed levels of centres allowed to provide HPN

Age Concern

Hospitals still not doing enough to tackle malnutrition (25.08.08)

 

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