Nutrition Interventions for Managing Complicated Conditions from Marlisa Brown

Nutrition Interventions for Managing Complicated Conditions,Marlisa Brown

Faculty:Marlisa Brown

Duration:5 Hours 25 Minutes | Format:Audio and Video

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Outline:

The Complex Patient Assessment

• NPG Rating System
• Nutrition Assessment

Meal Planning Strategies by Diagnosis

• Evidenced-based Diets
• Energy and Macronutrient Requirements

Dietary Modifications for:

• Diabetes
• Hyperlipidemia
• Cardiovascular Disorders
• Hypertension
• Obesity
• GERD
• IBS
• Gluten-free Diets
• Food Allergies
• FODMAPS and more….

Addressing Behavior & Attitude Key Motivational Interviewing Strategies

• Goal Setting Methods
• Identifying Patient Barriers to Change
• Stimulus Control of Behavior
• SMART Goals
• Stages of Change
• Transtheoretical Model (TTM)
  • Consciousness Raising
  • Dramatic Relief
  • Self-Re-Evaluation
  • Environmental Re-Evaluation

Keys to Successful Behavior Change

• Cultural Considerations
• Adult Learners
  • Retaining Information
  • Assuring Compliance
• Top 9 Psychosocial Factors that “Make or Break” Behavior Change
• Critical Design Features for Interventions & Teaching
• Avoiding Common Breakers to Patient Rapport
• Integrating Patient Life Variables into ALL Interventions

Additional Resources

• Sample Meal Plans
• Goal Sheets
• Dietary Lists for Multiple Diagnoses
• Patient Assessments
• Custom Assessment Check List
• Motivational Interviewing Work Sheets

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Description:

• Meal Planning Strategies
• Patients with Multiple Diagnoses
• Interactive Hands-on Case Studies
• Latest Evidence-Based Interventions
• Motivational Interviewing Techniques
• Incredible Take-home Tools & Resources

Mrs. Jones, age 66, is your first patient today. She has just been diagnosed with Type II Diabetes in addition to her history of Coronary Artery Disease, Hypertension, Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Arthritis. Mrs. Jones tells you she is lactose intolerant and that she started using a walker a few months ago due to the arthritis in her knees. She starts crying and states, “I just can’t manage one more thing – I am in pain every day and now I am supposed to follow some strict diet. It can’t get much worse, I should just give up!”
If this sounds familiar don’t miss this seminar! Nutrition expert Marlisa Brown, MS, RD, CDE, CDN, will spend the day working through these types of complicated cases. You will learn strategies to deal with co-morbidities and complicated cases. Take home practical tips and tools from the interactive case studies including completed meal plans, motivational interviewing techniques and numerous other resources. By the end of the day you will be prepared for your most challenging patients and equipped with the tools you need to help them succeed!
Hands-On Lab
What are your most challenging cases? Marlisa will provide new strategies for the difficult questions you have been struggling with. This hands-on learning lab helps you develop nutrition interventions, counseling strategies and meal plans you can put into practice the very next day.
Meet Paul: Obese Male, Age 52, Newly Diagnosed with Type II Diabetes
Paul has a history of Cardiovascular Disease, Hypertension, GERD and Sleep Apnea. He is a delivery driver working the night shift for the past 5 years. Paul tells you that he smokes about a pack of cigarettes daily, drinks a few beers after work each morning because it helps him sleep better and really doesn’t like to exercise.
Putting It All Together, You Decide “What Next”…
Marlisa has many more case studies to share OR maybe you have a situation that you have been struggling with. Bring your questions to the class and find the strategy that is guaranteed to make a difference for your patient.