Bite-sized Q&A

Nestlé Health Science hosted different educational events which had several discussions between healthcare professionals. You can find different topics and discussions on specific points. Choose the topic and you can watch the video for the Questions and answers. Further details on the full-length session or event will be included in the description for each video.

The questions will focus on the management of Enteral Feeding associated with underlying medical conditions. For example, malnutrition and malabsorption which are associated with a wide range of medical conditions, including GI disorders, cancer, cystic fibrosis, pancreatitis, stroke, cerebral palsy, and critical illnesses.

Malnutrition and malabsorption are risk factors for disease aggravation, leading to delayed healing, worsening of clinical outcomes, and increased mortality.

Also, the bite-sized Q&A will give the opportunity to discuss international clinical guidelines, such as ESPGHAN and ESPEN, and to recommend a range of nutritional interventions for managing malnutrition in patients with GI dysfunction and feeding intolerance.

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Q&A-ESN-Are there any fibres that are actually harmful to humans?

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Q&A ESN | Do synthetic fibres have same properties as the natural ones?

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Q&A ESN | FOS and GOS side effects cause gas production

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Q&A ESN | How we can use fibre or fibre containing feeds in jejunal feeding

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PJ PHGG Launch ; Expert opinion : Opioid withdrawal causing GI Symptoms

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QA ESN | What are the fibre supplements options for patients with Cerebral Palsy

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QA ESN | What to do with diverticulitis flare ups and fibre intake

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QA ESN | What to recommend for a fibre sensitive patient

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