42nd ASPEN President's Address: Nutrition Support: Integrating Technology and Clinical Expertise

McMahon, M. Molly

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“…In her address, past president M. Molly McMahon, MD, described a successful example of information technology (IT) incorporation into her institutional EHR that helped improve the quality and safety of nutrition care, with standardized and efficient nutrition workflow, and an overall improvement in patient management. 27 Safety will continue to be a challenge for our field. Our efforts to provide education, encourage innovative solutions, develop guidelines for best practice, and work in collaborations with other agencies will enable us to achieve the mission of providing safe nutrition therapies at all times.…”

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“…The group issued a call to action for clinicians and vendors to optimize their EHRs related to PN workflow. In her address, past president M. Molly McMahon, MD, described a successful example of information technology (IT) incorporation into her institutional EHR that helped improve the quality and safety of nutrition care, with standardized and efficient nutrition workflow, and an overall improvement in patient management 27 . Safety will continue to be a challenge for our field.…”

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Forty‐Third ASPEN Presidential Address: “Our Time Is Now—Challenges and Strategies for the Field of Nutrition”

Mehta

2020

J Parenter Enteral Nutr

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I am grateful for this opportunity to address the ASPEN community and the international colleagues gathered at the ASPEN 2019 Nutrition Science and Practice Meeting. I have used this platform to revisit some of the historical beginnings of our field and our organization, and illustrate some of the lessons learned. I have outlined 5 challenges facing the field of nutrition during our times and discussed strategies that might help navigate them. These challenges are, healthcare finance, biotechnology disruption, safety, research, and knowledge transfer. These challenges will require nutrition providers to adapt to changing times. We must be prepared to show the "value" of the care provided. The impact of nutrition therapies must be unequivocally demonstrated on meaningful patient outcomes, thereby emphasizing the relevance and value of the services we provide. As clinical nutrition professionals, we must embrace the rapid pace of biotechnology advance and harness its power to assist us and our patients. The provision of safe nutrition care to our patients is the fundamental aspect of the ASPEN vision. I remain confident in our collective strengths, our sense of purpose, and our ability to rise above the challenges we face. Together with our global partners we will deliver on the promise of safe, efficacious, low-cost, and high-quality nutrition that will improve patient outcomes and population health. (JPEN

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Forty‐Third ASPEN Presidential Address: “Our Time Is Now—Challenges and Strategies for the Field of Nutrition”

Mehta

2020

J Parenter Enteral Nutr

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42nd ASPEN President's Address: Nutrition Support: Integrating Technology and Clinical Expertise

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Forty‐Third ASPEN Presidential Address: “Our Time Is Now—Challenges and Strategies for the Field of Nutrition”

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