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Managing Today’s Home Tube Fed Patient: Optimizing Delivery and Tolerance
Taught by
Cynthia Reddick, RD, CNSC
Home Tube Feeding Expert & Educator Sacramento, California
Duration
60
min
Date
About this Webinar
Objectives:
• Identify common challenges associated with feeding tubes and strategies to avoid such challenges
• Describe key parameters used to assess GI intolerance and identify feeding regimen options to alleviate symptoms
• Describe dos and don’ts when recommending a blenderized or commercially prepared food-based tube feeding
Obtaining CE
RDs and DTRs practicing in the US may log CPE activities under Activity Type 175 for up to three years from the original presentation date. This program is eligible for 1 CPEU. The activity number for viewing this recording through
is 173233 (level 2).
To learn more about submitting this activity type visit CDR https://www.cdrnet.org/new-recorded-preapproved-CPE-activity-type
To obtain a CE certificate, you must be registered on the Nestlé Medical Hub and logged in.
1) Enter PIN code: 71285D5C in the box provided and click “Submit”.
2) Complete the evaluation for this activity.
3) Select the Dietitian or Attendance certificate type in the drop-down box, enter your professional ID, and click “Print Certificate”. The certificate can be saved to your personal files and/or printed.