2011 Clinical Nutrition Seminar presented by the KU Department of Dietetics and Nutrition in cooperation with the University of Kansas Hospital Clinical Nutrition Services and the KU School of Medicine, Departments of Integrative Medicine and Family Medicine.
Friday, Nov. 4, 2011
KU Medical Center
Kansas City, Kan.
Continuing Professional Education Units: Registered Dietitians earn 4 contact hours upon program completion. Certificates of participation are available for subsequent education approval in other health care disciplines.
Watch Video from last year's event!Glossary
of
Integrative &
Functional
Nutrition
Terms 
Integrative & Functional Nutrition Resources
Nutrition-focused Physical Exam Checklist
Key Terms for Performance of Nutrition-focused Physical Examinationt
Nutrition-focused Physical Examination: Observations
Resources for the Nutrition-focused Physical Exam
Most Commonly Observed Clinical Signs and Symptoms of Nutritional Deficiencies
Integrative & Functional Medical Nutrition Therapy (IFMNT) Radial
Welcome and AcknowledgementsRieke Auditorium Room B008, Orr-Major Building
Debra K. Sullivan, PhD, RD
Chair, KU Department of Dietetics and Nutrition
Midwest Dairy Council Professor in Clinical Nutrition
Adrienne Moore Baxter, MS, RD
Clinical Instructor
KU Department of Dietetics and Nutrition
Adele Huls, PhD, RD, LMNT
Diana Noland, MPH, RD, CCN
Hailing from Chadron, Neb., and Burbank, Calif., respectively, Dr. Huls and Diana Noland are independent practitioners specializing in nutrition physical examination and functional nutrition therapy. Starting with "Jump Start the Ten-minute Exam," they'll discuss physical evidence of nutritional imbalance, lead an exercise identifying the most commonly presented lesions, and connect the laboratory setting with the clinical world.
The session will include interactive exhibits, plus an opportunity to put the assessment into action with our roving group of instructors – Amy Broxterman, MS, RD, Garrett Sullivan, MD, Leigh Wagner, MS, RD, and Ruth Leyse Wallace, PhD, RD, – joining Huls and Noland.
Huls and Noland continue the workshop with case studies of chronic disease physiology, such as Cardio-metabolic Syndrome, cancer, neurology, and autoimmune conditions. Following the discussion will be "Where Do We Go From Here?," with our roving group of instructors for an informative Q&A panel session.
Tours of the Department of Integrative Medicine and the Healing Arts Kitchen on the University of Kansas Medical Center campus.
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