
Improving patient care by advancing the science and practice of clinical nutrition and metabolism. For more information and resources, visit nutritioncare.org.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 282 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Join Dr. Corey Hawes as the discussion explores the reliability of interprofessional raters in peripheral muscle ultrasonography and highlights its growing role in advancing assessment and collaborative care in pediatric oncology. Business Corporate ... more
In this episode, Drs. Dupuis and Busch, lead author and co‑author of the paper “Nutrition interventions and post‑intensive care syndrome: A narrative review,” join us to explore the complex and often overlooked challenges faced by patients following ... more
The Feb issue of Nutrition in Clinical Practice includes a review article published by Drs. Carolyn Newberry and Lotanna Ezenekwe who are both positioned at Weill Cornell Medical Center. Dr. Ezenekwe starts the podcast with a description of obesity r... more
In this podcast, JPEN Editor-in-Chief Dr. Kenneth Christopher, interviews Dr. Katie Huff from the Division of Neonatology at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. Dr. Katie Huff is a clinical researcher in Neonatal nutrition with a specific ... more
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The interviews are good but some lack discussion of the actual results of the studies discussed. I am listening, as i am sure others are, because i don’t always have time to read all the studies. It seems like these almost tease the results which isn’t helpful for those trying to understand and implement best practices.
The ASPEN podcast is a trusted source for evidence based science in the area of clinical nutrition and metabolism. I appreciate the expertise of the interviewers and guests.
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This show centers on clinical nutrition and metabolism, featuring researchers, clinicians, and educators who discuss nutrition support, obesity care, neonatal and pediatric nutrition, and implementation of nutrition science in practice. Episodes frequently cover study design, real-world application of findings, and practical care pathways in ICU, oncology, neonatology, and pediatric settings. A notable strength is bringing cross-disciplinary perspectives—from surgeons and pharmacists to biostatisticians and dietitians—often tied to JPEN, ASPEN, or academic medical centers. The format tends to balance methodological rigor with actionable guidance for clinicians and program leads, making it useful for practitioners, researchers, and healthcar... more
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Recent guests on ASPEN Podcasts include:
1. Corey Hawes
2. Dr. Dupuis
3. Dr. Busch
4. Dr. Carolyn Newberry
5. Dr. Ezenekwe
6. Katie Huff
7. Arjun Bhatt
8. Dr. Dante Yeh
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