Enteral Nutrition

New Directions in Home Enteral Feeding: Are food-derived ingredients changing the landscape? Expert dietitians share their views in a recorded roundtable discussion. Join us as we watch back Episode 2, the second instalment in a 3-part series of short lunchtime webinars where home enteral feeding dietitians discuss their current practice and challenges as well as the clinical evidence for food derived ingredients in enteral nutrition formulas and where they see their use changing dietetic practice and expanding options for patients. You can watch episode 1 here. And episode 3 here. Chairperson: Stephanie Wakefield, Specialist Upper GI Dietitian and Lecturer in Human Nutrition & Dietetics, Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals, Newcastle University Speakers: Adrian Gilson, Band 7 Community Nutrition Support Dietitian Jamie Leung, Lewisham Healthcare NHS Trust, Department of Paediatrics Karen Voas-Wootton, Glan Clwyd Hospital, Adult Team Lead Kirsty Capper, Chester Adult Community, Adult Team Lead Hannah Meanwell, Nottingham Hospital, Adult HEF Dietitian

New Directions in Home Enteral Feeding: Are food-derived ingredients changing the landscape? Expert dietitians share their views in a recorded roundtable discussion. Join us as we watch back Episode 3, the third and final instalment in a 3-part series of short lunchtime webinars where home enteral feeding dietitians discuss their current practice and challenges as well as the clinical evidence for food derived ingredients in enteral nutrition formulas and where they see their use changing dietetic practice and expanding options for patients. You can watch episode 1 here. And episode 2 here. Chairperson: Stephanie Wakefield, Specialist Upper GI Dietitian and Lecturer in Human Nutrition & Dietetics, Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals, Newcastle University Speakers: Adrian Gilson, Band 7 Community Nutrition Support Dietitian Jamie Leung, Lewisham Healthcare NHS Trust, Department of Paediatrics Karen Voas-Wootton, Glan Clwyd Hospital, Adult Team Lead Kirsty Capper, Chester Adult Community, Adult Team Lead Hannah Meanwell, Nottingham Hospital, Adult HEF Dietitian

This Nestlé Nutrition Institute symposium at ESPGHAN 2023 looks at new trends across enteral nutrition, specifically for children with gastrointestinal impairment. From weaning enterally fed children to improving their tolerance with food-based nutrition, hear from key speakers from across the globe.

Dr Graeme O’Connor provides a short summary of the research findings of a real world evidence study involving a formula with food derived ingredients

Kathyrn Simpson, Paediatric Dietitian, worked with 8 of her families for the acceptability and tolerance study for Peptamen Junior 1.5. Hear about Kathryn’s experience of being involved in the trial and in particular, learn about two children who took part. Case study 1 focuses on a 6 year old girl with complex TOF and OA. Case study 2 is an 8 year old girl with Cockayne Syndrome.  

Watch our panel discussion hosted by four experienced dietitians, who together explore how best to manage energy requirements amongst children with a variety of conditions, answering questions sent in by other healthcare professionals.    

'Feeding the complex needs child’ by Clinical Specialist Dietitian, Esther Wright, talks through a case study with a 3-year-old girl with holoprosencephaly.

Learn more about MCTs and their role in reducing fat malabsorption

Nestle Health Science are delighted to share with you the second webinar in its series covering ‘Emerging Trends in Blenderised Diets’. This free CPD event focuses specifically on the practical challenges that Healthcare Professionals face in supporting parents, carers and families through their journey in using blenderised diets as a source of nutrition for their child.

Barbara Davidson, Specialist Dietitian from the Freeman Hospital discusses the nutritional challenges of managing acute patients with pancreatitis.

Nirouz Zarroug, Haematology Specialist Dietitian, talks through the role of nutrition in stem cell transplants. Covering the impact of a transplant on nutrition, neutropenic diet, nutritional support options, evidence based practice in HSCT and nursing implementation.

This webinar explores what best practice looks like when it comes to optimising nutrition for children with cerebral palsy and other neurological conditions. Topics such as growth and feed tolerance will be discussed as well as special considerations for Healthcare Professionals when patient access is restricted due to Covid 19.