ASPEN's education programs have featured a number of high quality sessions on nutrition assessment and malnutrition. The recording of these programs for the past few years are available in ASPEN’s eLearning Center.
There are several selected programs for specific audiences.
Adult
- Clinical Nutrition Week Sessions
- Malnutrition and Frailty in the Older Adult: Etiologies and Interventions – January 2016
- Your Survival: Communicating and Effectively Working with the C-Suite – January 2016
- Making Yourself Valuable to the C-Suite: Swimming with the Suits – February 2015
- Malnutrition – An Etiology Approach – January 2014
- Malnutrition Matters in the ICU: Impact Of Preexisting Malnutrition and Intervention Strategies – January 2014
- President’s Address: Addressing Malnutrition – Our Time is Now – January 2014
- Is My Patient Malnourished? – February 2013
- Dudrick Research Symposium: Revisiting Malnutrition in Older Adults – February 2013
- Etiology Based Malnutrition – January 2012
Webinars
- NutritionDay: A Scientific Benchmarking Tool to Measure Hospital Malnutrition – April 2012 (90 minutes)
- Revisiting "The Skeleton": New Diagnosis Codes and Characteristics to Document Adult Malnutrition – July 2011 (90 minutes)
Pediatric
- Clinical Nutrition Week Sessions
- Too Little Too Late: The Cost of Not Identifying Pediatric Malnutrition – January 2016
- Improve Patient Outcomes by Identifying and Addressing Malnutrition through an Interdisciplinary
- Pediatric Malnutrition Guidelines: Understanding and Applying the Recommendations – February 2015
- Pediatric Malnutrition – February 2014
- Malnutrition Awareness Week
Malnutrition Awareness Week Webinars and Chats
- Adults Malnutrition - Tools and Algorithms to Optimize Early Recognition of Malnutrition
- Addressing Pediatric Malnutrition: A Carepath from Admission to Discharge
- Chats with the Experts
- Pediatric Malnutrition: Connections in the Community
- Adult Malnutrition: Connections in the Community
- Malnutrition Awareness – Bringing it to the Masses
- Malnutrition Awareness: Making Optimal Nutrition a National Standard
- Chats with the Experts
- How to Advocate for Yourself and Your Patient – Adults
- How to Advocate for Yourself and Your Patient – Pediatrics