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Issues facing nutrition support teams.

S C Finn, E M Zola, J F Sheridan

Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy

|October 1, 1984

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Nutrition support (NST) is a vital medical discipline. Dietitians and pharmacists enhance patient care through specialized training in enteral and parenteral nutrition, improving outcomes and documenting cost savings.

Area of Science:

Nutrition science as a medical discipline.
Clinical dietetics and pharmacy specialization.

Background:

Nutrition support (NST) is crucial for medical care.
Specialized training enhances expertise in enteral and parenteral nutrition.
Overlap exists between dietetics and pharmacy in nutrition support.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the importance of nutrition support teams (NSTs).
To emphasize the roles of dietitians and pharmacists in NSTs.
To advocate for documenting cost savings and advancing home care.

Main Methods:

Review of the roles of clinical dietetics and pharmacy in NSTs.
Discussion of knowledge overlap in enteral and parenteral nutrition.
Emphasis on documentation of cost-effectiveness.

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Main Results:

Specialty training increases knowledge in enteral and parenteral nutrition.
Both professions contribute to effective nutrition care.
There is a need to quantify cost savings.

Conclusions:

Nutrition support is an essential medical discipline.
Collaboration between dietitians and pharmacists is key.
Documenting cost savings and expanding home care are future goals.