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[An Approach to nutritional care].

Maria Josefina Leuba Salum¹, Leda Ulson Mattos², Hisako Shima¹

¹Auxiliar de Ensino da disciplina Nutrição e Dietética Aplicadas à Enfermagem do Departamento de Enfermagem Médico-Cirúrgica - EEUSP.

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This study outlines a nursing approach to nutritional care and its associated activities. It details practical strategies for enhancing patient nutrition within nursing assistance.

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Nutrition Science

Context:

Nutritional care is a critical component of patient well-being.
Nursing assistance plays a vital role in implementing nutritional interventions.

Purpose:

To present a structured approach to nutritional care within nursing assistance.
To detail the specific activities involved in nursing-led nutritional support.

Summary:

This work details an approach to nutritional care and its activities in nursing assistance.
It provides a framework for nurses to manage and deliver nutritional support effectively.

Impact:

Improved patient outcomes through optimized nutritional support.
Enhanced understanding and implementation of nutritional care by nursing staff.