Research Article

A two-day professional development workshop on advanced nutrition support increased Ghanaian nutrition and dietetic professionals’ self-efficacy and practical knowledge of enteral and parenteral nutrition support

Published in: South African Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Volume 38 , issue 1 : Entrepreneurship and Africa’s Cultural Context , 2024 , pages: 23–30
DOI: 10.1080/16070658.2025.2452705
Author(s): Ruthfirst EA Ayande Yale-New Haven Hospital, USA, Percival D Agordoh University of Health and Allied Sciences, Ghana, Vanessa J Salino Yale-New Haven Hospital, USA, Clarisa Webster-Ariyan Yale-New Haven Hospital, USA, Lindsay Collier Yale-New Haven Hospital, USA, Matilda Asante University of Ghana, Ghana, Elena T Carbone University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA,
Keywords: enteral nutrition, Ghana, nutrition support workshop, parenteral nutrition,
Download full text Get new issue alerts

Abstract

Aims: Enteral and parenteral nutrition support (NS) improves clinical outcomes in critically ill patients, yet evidence from a needs assessment indicates that Ghanaian clinical nutrition practitioners (CNPs) have low self-efficacy in administering NS, especially parenteral nutrition. This study aimed to assess changes in knowledge and self-efficacy of Ghanaian CNPs on enteral and parenteral NS following a continuous professional development (CPD) workshop.
« The effect of online nutrition and lifestyle education on body image dissatisfaction, body mass index, and disordered eating among female university undergraduate students in Lagos, Nigeria
Over half of South African beverages will require warning labels for high sugar and/or artificial sweeteners »

Get new issue alerts for South African Journal of Clinical Nutrition

CAPTCHA Reload CAPTCHA