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A computerized diet analysis system for the research nutritionist.

D Dare, S Y Al-Bander

    Journal of the American Dietetic Association
    |May 1, 1987
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    Summary

    A computerized diet analysis system aids research nutritionists with accurate, efficient, and cost-effective dietary computations. This review guides selection and describes a user-friendly system for research and clinical settings.

    Area of Science:

    • Nutrition Science
    • Computational Nutrition
    • Dietary Analysis

    Background:

    • Research nutritionists perform daily dietary computations.
    • Selecting appropriate diet analysis software is crucial for accuracy and efficiency.
    • Existing systems may not meet evolving research or clinical needs.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To review the computer needs of research nutritionists.
    • To identify key considerations for selecting a diet analysis system.
    • To describe a versatile and user-friendly diet analysis system.

    Main Methods:

    • Review of computer needs for research nutritionists.
    • Identification of criteria for selecting diet analysis software.
    • Description of an interactive, flexible, and accurate diet analysis system.

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    • The described system is interactive, user-friendly, and adaptable.
    • The nutrient database is accurate, verified, and regularly updated.
    • New foods and recipes can be easily added to the database.

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    • The reviewed system offers efficient and accurate methods for diet analysis.
    • It supports the creation and analysis of complex research diets.
    • The system facilitates nutrient intake analysis and data reporting.