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A No-Diets Approach – Dietitians are changing the way they discuss nutrition

A paradigm shift is occurring in nutrition and dietetics. A no-diets approach to health is being incorporated into many university … More

Communication, Dietitian, Health and Wellbeing, Nutrition, RD, Service Improvement

A Diet and Obesity Strategy for Scotland – a chance to be truly world leading

The current consultation on a diet and obesity strategy for Scotland, A Healthier Future, has the potential to be truly … More

Nutrition, RD

“A Healthier Future” – Does it need to go further to recognise the important role of AHPs?

On 26th October 2017 the Scottish Government released its long awaited consultation on a future Diet and Obesity Strategy for … More

Dietitian, Health and Wellbeing, Nutrition, RD

Walk patients to better health

By Louise Cameron  Communications & Marketing Officer www.pathsforall.org.uk. As a nation, Scotland is inactive, unfit and increasingly overweight or obese. The … More

AHP, Health and Wellbeing, Rehabilitation, Walking, Weight Management, Workplace Health

Protecting Your Lunch Break

(Or…Trying to Practice What I Preach!) By Alison Chrystal Specialist Weight Management Dietitian, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. Initially when … More

Dietetics, Dietitian, Health and Wellbeing, Physical Activity, RD, Walking

Healthy (and Productive) Meetings

By Professor Annie S. Anderson BSc PhD RD (@Anniescotta and @theSCPN) The European Code Against Cancer (ECAC) sets out a … More

AHP, Cancer, Dietetics, Dietitian, Health and Wellbeing

Recipe For Sucess: A Conference For People Who Have Undergone Bariatric Surgery

By Pam Lindsay Bariatric Dietitian, NHS Ayrshire and Arran. In early 2015 there was a call for anyone wishing to … More

Ayrshire and Arran, Dietetics, Dietitian, Health and Wellbeing, Physical Activity, RD, Rehabilitation

Sit Less, Get Active

By Helen Ryall Healthy University Project Coordinator, University of Edinburgh Most people know that it’s good to move, right? But … More

Health and Wellbeing, Physical Activity

We came, We saw, We conquered?

A follow up to #WeCanICan on World Cancer Day. Last week we blogged about this year’s World Cancer Day and … More

Cancer, Cancer Rehabilitation, Health and Wellbeing, Physical Activity

Weight Loss Surgery: The Four Pronged Approach

By Rona Osborne Specialist Bariatric Surgery Dietitian, Glasgow & Clyde Weight Management Service Amanda Hallson Advanced Dietitian Weight Management, Glasgow … More

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