Description
Plenary Sessions:
- The Great Debate: The Ministry of Health Eating & Activity Guidelines for Adults are synonymous with sustainable practice: Fiona Windle, Nickie Hursthouse, Evelyn Mete, Claire Gibson, Rob Beaglehole, Summer Wright, Rebekah Jones, Tyla Goodsell-Matthews
Streams:
Public Health & Food Industry
- Food Reformulation – The transformation over the last 13 years: Dave Monro
- Non-perishable Meal in Minutes Kit: Jennie Verstappen
- HSR 5 year review update: Rebecca Doonan
- Food Industry initiatives supporting a health Aotearoa: Members of the DIFI SIG
- Learnings from the Beehive: Rob Beaglehole
- Panel Discussion: The interaction of the public health sector and the food industry: Dave Monro, Jennie Verstappen, Rebecca Doonan, Charlotte Moor, Rob Beaglehole
Dietetic-led pathways and novel approaches to dietetic care
- Chronic nausea and vomiting pathway, Waitemata district health board: Amanda Whitford
- Development of an innovative expert gastroenterology dietitian outpatient model of care: Catherine Wall
- Are Inflammatory Bowel Disease patients’ expectations met by dietetic services?: Nicky McCarthy
- Exploring the impact of work-integrated learning on the mental health of dietetics students: supervisor perspectives: Reena Soniassy-Unkovich
- The prevalence and practice impact of weight bias amongst New Zealand registered dietitians: Rajshri Roy
- Preventing future weight regain post bariatric surgery – barriers and enablers reported by CM Health patients: Gypsy Bullen
Paediatrics
- Māori First Foods: A Māori centred approach to understanding infant complementary feeding practices in Māori Whānau: Hannah Rapata
- The effect of mild sleep loss on dietary intake and food type choices in children: A randomized cross-over trial: Silke Morrison
- Starting complementary feeding with vegetables only increases vegetable acceptance at nine months: a randomised controlled trial: Jeanette Rapson
- Evaluation of a Triple P community based family intervention ‘Positive Parenting and Active Lifestyle’ (PPAL) in Waitematā and Auckland area: Gabrielle Orr
- A qualitative approach to understanding young child feeding practices of Māori and Pacific parents in Auckland, New Zealand: Gabrielle Orr