Webinars

DNS offers several CPEU approved webinars, most of which are free to DNS members. 


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The recorded webinars below are FREE to DNS members!

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Using Patient-Reported Outcomes to Measure Quality of Life in Home Parenteral Nutrition

February 2025 

Quality of life (QOL) is a subjective concept often described as the perception of satisfaction or happiness with life in areas of importance to the individual.  Historically, the parenteral nutrition (PN) literature has portrayed poor QOL among home PN dependent patients, yet subjective reports are often better and some of the discrepancies may be related to use of generic health related QOL instruments rather than disease or therapy-specific questionnaires.  This webinar will define QOL among home PN dependent adults, identify factors that influence QOL, and introduce patient reported outcomes designed to improve communication about QOL between patients, families, and clinicians. 

Developing and Implementing a Nutrition Education and Training Program for Non-Nutrition Focused Medical Health Professionals

January 2025

Nutrition education is known to be deficient in medical graduate education. Registered Dietitians (RDs), who specialize in medical nutrition therapy, are crucial members of the multidisciplinary hospital team however resources may be limited. Physicians, being at the forefront of patient care, need a focused nutrition training to better equip them with basic nutrition guidelines, knowledge, and resources to improve patient quality of care and outcomes through informed nutritional interventions.

EFAD in Home Nutrition Support Patients: How is it diagnosed, Who is at risk, and What are the clinical strategies to navigate EFAD in this Population?

December 2024

Essential fatty acid deficiency (EFAD) is a well-defined however commonly overlooked complication in patients on home PN. This webinar will use current literature, guidelines, and examples from clinical practice to identify which patients on your home nutrition support service are at risk for EFAD, how to diagnose EFAD using physical presentation and specific diagnostic criteria, and brainstorm clinical application strategies to reduce the incidence of EFAD as well as to treat existing EFAD cases.

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Nutrition and Ethics: Are They Going to Starve? 

May 2024

This webinar reviews the role of artificially administered nutrition and hydration (AANH) in different medical scenarios, its benefit versus risk, and how the registered dietitian nutritionist can apply this knowledge to everyday case scenarios.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Practice - The Evolution & Future of Nutrition Support Teams

March 2024

This webinar touches on the history of nutrition support teams, financial considerations, and action steps for justifying, establishing, or maintaining a nutrition support team.

How Should We Incorporate EFFORT-PROTEIN and NUTRIREA-3 Trials Into Our Critical Care Nutrition Support Practice? 

December 2023

This webinar will discuss the role of protein in the treatment of critically ill patients and utilizing the results of the EFFORT-PROTEIN and NUTRIREA-3 trials to improve patient care of the critically ill.

IV Lipid Emulsions in Parenteral Nutrition: Acute Care and Home Care

May 2023

This presentation will include a review of commercially available lipid injectable emulsion (ILE) products (soybean oil-based, olive-oil based, four-oil blend and fish oil) and a deeper look at the available evidence supporting their use in various practice settings.

Malnutrition Update: GLIM, Validation, and More

May 2023

This session will provide details on the similarities and differences between the Academy/ASPEN and GLIM malnutrition diagnostic approaches and how they can be used to diagnose malnutrition. In addition, key validation efforts of these tools will be highlighted.

The Journey from COVID Inpatient to Post-COVID/Post-ICU Syndrome

May 2023

This webinar reviews inpatient nutrition care of the Covid-19 patients and the impact of nutrition on outpatient recovery.

The Gut Microbiome and COVID-19: A Role for Probiotics?

May 2023

This webinar reviews the role of probiotic supplementation on gut microbiota manipulation in Covid-19 patients.

Micronutrient Deficiency Prevention, Identification, Supplementation, and Shortages

March 2023

Micronutrient deficiency, identification and supplementation during an era of shortages.

Mechanical Ventilation Considerations for Clinical Dietitians

December 2022

This webinar will cover the topic "Mechanical Ventilation Considerations for Clinical Dietitians" presented by J. Brady Scott, PhD, RRT, RRT-ACCS, AE-C, FAARC, FCCP.

Social Determinants of Health & Nutrition Support

May 2022

A webinar discussing social determinants of health, their impact on nutrition support, and the role of the dietitian in managing nutrition support to accommodate these factors.

Transition of Enteral Nutrition from Acute Care to Home

March 2022

A webinar with two speakers describing tips for smoothly transitioning nutrition care from acute care to home for the patient on enteral feedings.

Transition of Parenteral Nutrition from Acute Care to Home

February 2022

A webinar discussing important information dietitians should know to help in the transition for patients from acute care to home on parenteral nutrition.

2021 Digestive Diseases Nutrition Series (10 CEU)

November 2021

A virtual event hosted by Dietitians in Gluten and Gastrointestinal Disorders with Dietitians in Nutrition Support. Ten presentations on topics ranging from IBD and SIBO to psychogastroenterology and intestinal rehabilitation.

Enteral Nutrition: Complications and Monitoring

September 2021

A webinar describing the risk factors, signs and symptoms, and management of gastrointestinal (GI) complications of enteral nutrition.