Nutrition treatment in a swedish nursing home: long-time follow up

JE Johannesson; F Slinde; E Rothenberg

Nutrition treatment in a swedish nursing home: long-time follow up

JE Johannesson, F Slinde, E Rothenberg

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Sammanfattning

Rationale: Long term follow-up of nutrition treatment within a nursing home population in Sweden, with weight change and BMI as main outcome. Methods: A systematic follow-up regarding medical and nutrition diagnosis, nutrition prescription e.g. energy and protein enriched diets, energy and protein dense sip feeds and energy modules, body weight (BW) and BMI was undertaken. Inclusion criteria were >70 yrs, not obese, ≥3 follow-ups and passed away. All information was collected from medical records. Results: N=116 subjects were included (20 % males), mean age for females 92 ± 5,9 and males 87 ± 5,2 yr (p

Originalspråk	Svenska
Status	Publicerad - 2011-sep.-03
Externt publicerad	Ja
Evenemang	ESPEN - Göteborg, Sverige Varaktighet: 2011-sep.-03 → 2011-sep.-06 Konferensnummer: 33

Konferens

Konferens	ESPEN
Land/Territorium	Sverige
Ort	Göteborg
Period	11-09-03 → 11-09-06

Nyckelord

Nutrition
Dementia
Older adults
Malnutrition
Nutrition care

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