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| Membership Type | Pricing |
|---|---|
| Member | $200.00 |
| Non-Member | $250.00 |
| DPG20 Oncology Nutrition (ON) - Member | $150.00 |
| DPG20 Oncology Nutrition (ON) - Retired | $75.00 |
| DPG20 Oncology Nutrition (ON) - Student | $75.00 |
| DPG22 Pediatric Nutrition (PNPG) - Member | $150.00 |
| DPG22 Pediatric Nutrition (PNPG) - Retired | $75.00 |
| DPG22 Pediatric Nutrition (PNPG) - Student | $75.00 |
This series is hosted by the Pediatric subunit of the Oncology Nutrition Dietetic Practice Group.
This course was presented live on July 10, July 17, July 24, and July 31, 2024.
This presentation will cover pediatric growth assessment, estimating nutrition needs based on treatment, interventions and metabolic stressors. There will also be an introduction to Nutrition Focused Physical Exam given higher prevalence of malnutrition in the pediatric oncology setting. Additionally, this presentation will cover highlights of pediatric malnutrition identification, diagnosis and treatment including and overview of refeeding syndrome.
This session is a fundamentals course that will provide an overview of pediatric oncology and the role nutritional status and outcomes as well as review medications commonly utilized in pediatric cancer and their nutrition- related side effects. Interventions such as appetite stimulants, oral supplements and behavior modification strategies will be reviewed. Laboratory assessments as well as micronutrient supplementation as it relates to the pediatric oncology patient will be described. The session will conclude with 1-2 case studies.
This presentation will cover diagnosis-specific care for leukemias, lymphomas, and other solid tumors apart from neuroblastoma. It will discuss when it is appropriate to use enteral nutrition (EN) and parenteral nutrition (PN) as well as indications for each, types of devices, feeding advancement, and navigating intolerance.
This presentation will cover diagnosis-specific nutritional care for neuroblastoma, common neuro-oncology diagnoses, and an overview of the bone-marrow transplant process for malignant diseases. Nutrition support interventions and how they differ throughout the treatment timeline will be discussed.
CPE Level: 2
CPEU: 6.00 (Valid Until August 1, 2027)
Speaker
Session: Fundamentals of Pediatric Nutrition
Mary Jones Verbovski attended Bastyr University and has been working for Seattle Childrens since 2003. She is an AND workshop Trainer for NFPE since 2016, educating students and colleagues locally and regionally. Mary co-chairs the Malnutrition committee, is the co-author of Malnutrition CSW pathway for hospital setting from admission through discharge to outpatient follow up, including EHR informatics, coding, documentation integrity and provider education. Mary is certified in pediatric and adult weight management and has community based expertise in family health and wellness programming. Recently, she was invited to speak as an SME for the Division of Nutrition Physical Activity and Obesity at the CDC National conference about improved access and cultural adaptations to family based healthy lifestyle programs statewide.
Speaker
Session: Fundamentals of Pediatric Oncology
Michell Fullmer is a registered dietitian at Nemours Children's Hospital in Wilmington Delaware. She has been an RDN for over 35 years, with over 14 years in pediatric oncology. She has been published in peer reviewed journals including, the Journal of Pediatrics, the Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition and the journal Cancers. Michell has also held both state and national positions with the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Many people perceive working with children who have cancer as sad, Michell finds joy in every day being able to work with these remarkable children and families.
Speaker
Session: Fundamentals of Diagnosis-Directed Care: Part 1
Susan Reese has worked as a Clinical Dietitian at Primary Childrens Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah since 2013. She specializes in pediatric oncology and bone marrow failure patients in the inpatient setting. Susan obtained her bachelor's degree in Nutritional Science and Chemistry from Brigham Young University and then went on to receive her Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics at the University of Utah. She is a Certified Nutrition Support Clinician (CNSC) and collaborates with the hospital's nutrition support team. Her focus projects have been centered around creating protocols for proactive nutrition interventions in high-risk populations.
Speaker
Session: Fundamentals of Diagnosis-Directed Care: Part 2
Darielle Wilhelm is a registered dietitian who graduated from James Madison University with a dual degree in Biology and Dietetics. She completed her Dietetic Internship at VCU Health and continued working there in the Surgery Trauma ICU as well as precepting dietetic interns. She currently works at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia as an Inpatient Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplant dietitian where she provides comprehensive nutrition support care and specializes in Neuro Oncology Nutrition. She also works with CHOP's Nutrition Support Service Expert team and provides interdisciplinary education focused on nutrition support practices.
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