Med Reg News
Episode 2 - Nutrition Assessment
We’re back, and we’ve got more fantastic teaching lined up for you on Episode 2 of Gastro News! This is a series of podcasts aimed at giving all you gastroenterology trainees the best possible grounding in your specialty by speaking to a collection of extremely wise consultant voices from around the country.
Today we’re delighted to say that we’re joined by Dr Ziva Mrevlje, who is a consultant gastroenterologist and member of the Nutrition Team at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals. And Dr Mrevlje is going to be walking us through how to go about doing an assessment of nutrition on the wards.
During our conversation, we discuss all sorts of nutrition-related topics such as re-feeding syndrome, artificial nutritional support, nutrition in people with chronic liver disease and high-output stomas and lots, lots more. So please stay tuned for all of that.
If you like what you hear, or if you have suggestions/questions for us, please give us a shout either via email at medregnews@gmail.com or by finding us on Twitter @medregnews. You, the audience, are what matter most to us, and we want to make sure we’re catering for all your gastro needs. Please keep telling everyone you work with to give the podcast a spin, and we’ll see you again next time!
We’re back, and we’ve got more fantastic teaching lined up for you on Episode 2 of Gastro News! This is a series of podcasts aimed at giving all you gastroenterology trainees the best possible grounding in your specialty by speaking to a collection of extremely wise consultant voices from around the country.
Today we’re delighted to say that we’re joined by Dr Ziva Mrevlje, who is a consultant gastroenterologist and member of the Nutrition Team at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals. And Dr Mrevlje is going to be walking us through how to go about doing an assessment of nutrition on the wards.
During our conversation, we discuss all sorts of nutrition-related topics such as re-feeding syndrome, artificial nutritional support, nutrition in people with chronic liver disease and high-output stomas and lots, lots more. So please stay tuned for all of that.
If you like what you hear, or if you have suggestions/questions for us, please give us a shout either via email at medregnews@gmail.com or by finding us on Twitter @medregnews. You, the audience, are what matter most to us, and we want to make sure we’re catering for all your gastro needs. Please keep telling everyone you work with to give the podcast a spin, and we’ll see you again next time!