Background and Introduction
In light of recent research, the use of standardized language (SL) has been identified as a key practice tool to advance the level of practice to a higher level and support its integrity.
EFAD recommends all National Dietetic Associations to support the access and use of a chosen Nutrition Care Process/Dietetic Process (NCP) model and a Standardised Language (SL) developed for dietitians.
This can include but is not limited to licensing, translation and development of support materials and activities such as written materials, webinars, workshops, discussion groups, and websites.
Papers
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Standard
EFAD 2022 Supplementary document to the current International Code of Ethics
Last Modified: October 2022
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Factsheet
Registration dashboard 2020
Last Modified: February 2023
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dashboard, Professional Prectice
The importance of Outcomes Management in Dietetics Policy paper
Last Modified: October 2020
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Professional Prectice
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General Documents
EFAD contact list for Standardized Language_2021
Last Modified: October 2021
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Papers
Nutrigenomics and ethics Paper
Last Modified: May 2018
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Reports
Status Report of dietetic registration, regulation and Lifelong Learning in EFAD member countries
Last Modified: June 2016
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Papers
Nutrition Care Process and Standardised Language vision paper
Last Modified: March 2014
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PPC, Professional Prectice
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Papers
ICF Dietetics Nutrition Care Process and Standardised Language vision paper
Last Modified: March 2014
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PPC, Professional Prectice
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Reports
Assessing the priority level of Nutrition Care Process and Standardised Language for professional development in Europe report
Last Modified: December 2013
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PPC, Professional Prectice
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Reports
Key Points from Nutrition Care Process and Standardised Language report
Last Modified: February 2013
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PPC, Professional Prectice
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Reports
Nutrition Care Process and Standardised Language report
Last Modified: September 2012
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PPC, Professional Prectice