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9781580401654

Implementing Group and Individual Medical Nurition Therapy for Diabetes

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  • ISBN13:

    9781580401654

  • ISBN10:

    1580401651

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-06-04
  • Publisher: American Diabetes Association
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Summary

Make the most of medical nutrition therapy with the most effective step-by-step methods available. This comprehensive guidebook was created from the successful processes used to provide medical nutrition therapy over the past 20 plus years at the International Diabetes Center in Minneapolis. Understand clearly how to give diabetes patients of all ages and conditions the knowledge, skills, and motivation they need to incorporate lifestyle self-management into their daily routine.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments vii
Guidelines for Medical Nutrition Therapy for Diabetes
1(16)
Goals of Medical Nutrition Therapy
2(1)
Effectiveness of Medical Nutrition Therapy
2(9)
Table 1: Effectiveness of Medical Nutrition Therapy
3(1)
Table 2: Key Nutrition Principles
4(7)
Process for Providing Medical Nutrition Therapy
11(3)
Table 3: Physician or Referral Source and Dietitian Responsibilities Related to MNT for Diabetes
13(1)
Reimbursement/Coverage
14(3)
Motivation: Facilitating Behavior Change
17(6)
The Transtheoretical Models of Intentional Behavior Change
18(3)
Table 4: Transtheoretical Model of Intentional Behavior Change
19(1)
Table 5: Techniques of Motivational Interviewing
20(1)
Table 6: Techniques for Modifying Behavior
21(1)
Maintenance
21(2)
Table 7: Techniques for Maintaining Behavior Changes
22(1)
Implementing Group Medical Nutrition Therapy
23(14)
First Session
24(8)
Table 8: Sessions and Suggested Nutrition Educational Topics
25(1)
Table 9: Minimum Referral Data Needed for Assessment
26(1)
Table 10: Data to Be Obtained from Food/Nutrition History Form
27(2)
Table 11: Lifestyle Strategies for Type 2 Diabetes and Teaching Points
29(1)
Table 12: Carbohydrate Servings per Meal
30(1)
Table 13: Carbohydrate Foods
31(1)
First Follow-Up Session
32(2)
Table 14: First Session Communication and Documentation Areas
33(1)
Second Follow-Up Session
34(3)
Implementing Individual Medical Nutrition Therapy
37(16)
First Session
38(11)
Table 15: Assessment Issues
39(1)
Figure 1: Food History Form
40(2)
Table 16: Carbohydrate Servings for Meals/Snacks
42(1)
Table 17: Food Concerns Related to Oral Glucose-Lowering Agents
42(1)
Table 18: Food Concerns Related to Insulin Regimens
43(1)
Table 19: Using Eating Patterns to Choose Insulin Regimen
44(1)
Table 20: Estimating Approximate Energy Requirements for Adults
45(1)
Table 21: Estimating Minimum Energy Requirements for Youth
45(1)
Table 22: Basic and Initial Nutrition Therapy: Self-Management Education Survival Skills
46(1)
Table 23: Food Planning Approaches for Diabetes
47(2)
Table 24: Documentation Items
49(1)
Follow-Up and Continuing Medical Nutrition Therapy Visits
49(4)
Table 25: Nutrition Topics for Continuing Self-Management Education
51(2)
References 53(4)
Appendix 57

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