Description:
Bariatric nutrition is constantly evolving as more research is conducted and patient needs change. Nutrition professionals need the information and skills to stay on top of these changes along with the ability to effectively communicate them to patients and the public. This session will cover hot topics in bariatric nutrition such as alcohol and time restricted eating in bariatric surgery. Additionally, this session will provide nutrition professionals an opportunity for self-assessment and improvement by addressing weight bias, public relations, and what is currently available to advance professional skills and distinguish a clinician as an expert in weight management.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Employ the basic foundations of communications and public relations in bariatric surgery
- Describe the evidence and gaps in literature on alcohol intake and time restricted eating in bariatric surgery
- Identify opportunities for professional development including implicit bias assessment and advanced trainings and certifications
3:00pm |
Welcome and Overview Colleen Tewksbury, PhD RD CSOWM; Emily Thevis, RDN LD CSOWM CDE |
3:10pm |
Communications and Public Relations Kristen Smith, RDN LD/MS |
3:35pm |
Alcohol and Bariatric Surgery Melissa Page, MS RD CSOWM LD |
4:00pm |
Weight Bias in Dietetics Kellene Isom, PhD MS RD CAGS |
4:25pm | Break |
4:40pm |
Time Restricted Eating in Bariatric Surgery Kelly Allison, PhD |
5:05pm |
Advancing your skills and distinguishing yourself as the expert- trainings, certifications, degrees, and credentials Laura Andromalos, MS RD CDCES CSOWM |
5:30pm |
Panel Discussion |
6:00pm | Adjourn |