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RESOURCE OF THE MONTH: WEBINAR ON DEMAND: Why Protein Quality Matters in Clinical Practice

Now available for free on demand, this insightful webinar explores the topic of why and where protein quality matters in clinical practice?

Hosted by Dr Anne Holdoway, with expert guest speaker Hannah Nahorniak, this webinar shares a wealth of valuable insights, applicable across a wide range of dietetic practices.

You can watch this webinar via the nutrinovo.com resource centre, or by clicking here.

Content covered includes:

  • Recap – how protein quality is determined
  • Protein quality in clinical nutrition
    • The role of high-quality protein in clinical nutrition
    • Key amino acids – inc. Leucine
    • Animal-based vs. plant-based protein sources
    • A review of ONS and enteral feeds
    • Protein needs in different patient populations
  • Practical considerations for healthcare professionals
  • Q&A

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