Presented by Emily Rubin, RD LDN - Clinical Dietitian for Celiac, Fatty Liver, and Weight Management Center

Thomas Jefferson University, Dept. of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Philadelphia, PA

Learning Objectives: Define probiotics and their mechanism of action, recognize why probiotics are important for human health and describe which probiotics are used for clinical conditions.

This webinar is worth 1 CPEU.

The Role of Probiotics in Gastrointestinal Disease and other Health Conditions - The Good, The Bad, and The Questionable takes place on Dec 11, 2019 at 3:00 PM EST.

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Registration cut off: December 11, 2019 at 10am EST.

Presenter: Marisa Mozer, MS, RD, CSO, LDN, CNSC
Objectives

1. Describe the guidelines, indications, benefits, and complications of enteral and parenteral nutrition for oncology patients.
2. Review nutrition guidelines for enteral and parenteral nutrition for high risk nutrition support cancer patients, including head and neck, esophageal, bone marrow transplant, and gynecological.
3. Describe the indications for home nutrition support and the benefit vs. risk of nutrition support during palliative care/end of life.

This product is approved for 1 CPEU for an unlimited amount of RDNs at an institution. This presentation can be viewed from different computers.

Speaker: Irissa Bachman, MS RDN LD CNSC

Objectives:

1. Review the basics of the nutrition focused physical examination and its role in identifying malnutrition.
2. Define cultural competency and why it pertains to RDNs.
3. Identify specific differences when performing a nutrition focused physical examination on diverse populations.

This product is approved for 1 CPEU (and counts as 1 ethics CPEU!) for an unlimited amount of RDNs at an institution. This presentation can be viewed from different computers.

Presenter: Ainsley Malone, MS RD CNSC LDN FADA FASPEN

Objectives: 
1. Describe negative outcomes demonstrated in malnourished hospitalized patients.
2. Describe key therapeutic options for treating malnutrition and improving outcomes.
3. Recognize state and national activities underway to address malnutrition.
4. Outline strategies for nutrition communication and care at hospital discharge and beyond.

This product provides 1 CPEU for an unlimited amount of RDNs at an institution.
This presentation can be viewed from different computers.

Thank you to Baxter for sponsoring this webinar!

Presenter: David Evans, MD, FACS

Objectives:
1. Review the physiology of the GI tract as it relates to shock states.
2. Review the pharmacology of vasopressor agents and the implications for the GI tract and nutrition.
3. Review the pharmacology of barbiturates and paralytics and their impact on nutrition.

This presentation provides 1 CPEU for an unlimited amount of RDNs within an institution. The presentation can be viewed from different computers.

Presenter: Theresa Cattell, RDN, CNSC

Objectives: Describe normal PN fluid, electrolyte and mineral requirements; describe common electrolyte imbalances from GI dysfunction, medications and changes in clinical status; make recommendations for PN changes. 

This presentation provides 1 CPEU for an unlimited amount of RDNs within an institution. The presentation can be viewed from different computers.