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Describe a situation in which a dietitian would use evidence-based practice to update a facility's policy regarding total parenteral nutrition.

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Explain the importance of experience on critical thinking skills in clinical practice.



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Answer to Question 1

Changes in nutrition therapy recommendations are inevitable because of new developments in science and medicine, including ongoing research in nutrition therapy. A dietitian must be able to critically review research findings by utilizing the research methodology skills learned during dietetics education. Dietetics practice should not be based on tradition but on evidenced-based research. A search of medical literature reveals research articles that may support change that could be implemented into facility policy.

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The component of critical thinking evolves from experience within dietetic practice. Dietitians do not learn from textbooks alone; they also learn by observing, listening to patients, interacting with other health care professionals, reading patients' medical charts, and reflecting on the situations that arise.




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Reply 2 on: Aug 20, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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