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Nutricia Care 5th annual symposium

This event was held in March and only open to Nutricia Care registered nursing homes. The meeting was an interactive forum where speakers shared their experience and strategies for supporting a holistic approach to care for nursing home staff and their residents. This means ensuring an all round approach to care for everyone, considering mental, physical and social factors. Key areas of focus included restrictive practice, frailty, building resilience and the management of medicines.

Thursday, 07 Mar, 2019

Clarion Hotel, Liffey Valley, Dublin 22

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Download the presentations from the event below:

Dietary Protein Intake Muscle Function in Older Adults workshop

Dysphagia Training, Chef Niamh Condon

Medicines Management Nursing Matters workshop

Nutrition focus team in NH, Marco Gasparoli workshop

Restrictive Practice Guidance DCD

Role of Nutritional care in Falls Hip Fractures, Katy Sorensen

Science of bouncibility, Shane Martin

SKKIN Bundle assessment workshop

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