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  • Dietetics
  • Workforce Development
  • Private Practice Management

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  • Private practice dietetics is expanding, driven by various factors.
  • Existing literature indicates gaps in training, preparation, and support for new private practice dietitians.
  • This study aimed to achieve consensus on key aspects of private practice dietetics workforce development.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop consensus among Australian private practice dietetics experts on workforce development.
  • To identify challenges, functions, training needs, support structures, and solutions for private practice dietitians.
  • To inform evidence-based recommendations for private practice dietetics training and workforce planning.

Main Methods:

  • A modified Delphi questionnaire was administered to Australian private practice workforce development Thought Leaders.
  • Participants had extensive experience or standing in private practice dietetics.
  • Content validity assessment was used to rate items, with excellent validity (index > 0.78) items included in the framework.

Main Results:

  • 116 items related to workforce development achieved excellent content validity after two rounds.
  • Key findings include essential entry-level competencies, challenges, and training support strategies.
  • Recommendations emphasize incorporating private practice placements and business training in dietetics programs and structured post-graduation support.

Conclusions:

  • Expert consensus was reached on private practice dietetics workforce development.
  • A collaborative approach involving regulatory bodies, universities, and practitioners is crucial for capacity building.
  • This study provides a framework for evidence-based recommendations to enhance training, policy, and strategic planning for the private practice dietetics workforce.