Direct emails to members are ideal for advertisers wanting to make a one-off announcement to our members or engage with a targeted section, such as a Special Interest Group (SIG). Direct emails to members are sent separately from our e-news and at a time of the week specified by the advertiser. In addition to your 1-page advertisement, we can include a logo and/or up to three images which gives a great visual impact, as well as additional links.
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Our email newsletter is our regular communication touch point focusing on Dietitians NZ news, events and general professional related stories and initiatives. This is a great way to get your message out to our entire membership and can be useful if you are wanting to run an advertisement a few times to get greater exposure. In addition to a 150-word advertisement, we can include a logo or image which gives a great visual impact to your advertisement as well as additional... Details
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Since its first publication in 1988, our handbook has provided valuable information and guidelines to support the work we all do in improving the health and wellness of New Zealander’s. It continues to evolve with the emergence of new guidelines, standards and technologies and now includes over 22 chapters!
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With your help, we can create sustainable funding for dietitians to complete research in practice. Advancing the capacity of members to undertake research in practice to reduce inequities, improve service delivery and ultimately patient outcomes is a key goal for Dietitians NZ. This assists us demonstrate the value we add to population health and advocate on behalf of our members.
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A completely revised 5th edition of the Neonatal and Paediatric Nutrition Handbook for dietitians!
Edited by Dr Barbara Cormack, Neonatal Dietitian from Starship Child Health, Auckland City Hospital, with assistance from NZ neonatal and Starship paediatric dietitians, this handbook provides a practical reference for the nutritional management of preterm and high risk newborn babies as well as paediatric reference information for older children.
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