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PDF: Nutrition Practice Guideline Care Improves Diabetes Outcomes

Download 10 times Source: spectrum.diabetesjournals.org // Topic: Nutrition File Size: 64.92 kb // Total of Page: 4 Page(s) Last download by sanja06 Last download on: 2 weeks ago Share this info: Sample of page (click to enlarge) Short Desciption: Diabetes Spectrum Volume 17, Number 2, 2004. Nutrition Practice Guideline Care ..... diabetes nutrition educator with. Diabetes Care and Communications, ... Content Inside: Nutrition FYI Nutrition Practice Guideline Care Improves Diabetes Outcomes Patti B. Geil, MS, RD, FADA, CDE, and Carolyn Leontos, MS, RD, CDE Medical nutrition therapy (MNT) for diabetes is not "one size fits all." Each person with diabetes is an individual, and finding the optimal approach to his or her nutrition care is often a challenge. Nutrition Practice Guidelines (NPGs) for diabetes have been developed to guide nutrition professionals in providing MNT that individualizes and improves diabetes outcomes. Clinical Goals for MNT in Diabetes MNT is an essential part of attaining the clinical goals of diabetes management outlined in Table 1.1,2 The approach to MNT should be individualized, with certain populations, such as pregnant women, requiring special considerations. NPGs NPGs are systematically developed statements designed to guide practitioners and patients decisions about appropriate health care for specific clinical circumstances.3 They are based on the best available research and professional judgment. NPGs are comprehensive, specific,