Company Procedures Portfolio/CE Resources
Log On and Learn: Free Self-Study for ADA Members. ADA members may earn free two (2) CPE credits with a new self-study opportunity: Unintentional Weight Loss and Cachexia: Medical Nutrition Therapy and Nutrition Care Strategies. This self-study is provided through an unrestricted educational grant from Par Pharmaceutical.
**Another New Self-study for Free CPE for Members** The fundamentals of the ADA/CDR Code of Ethics has been developed into a two hour-self-study featuring an audio narration of a PowerPoint presentation.
Titled Ethics in Dietetics Practice, the presentation includes exercises with three case studies where possible Code violations have occurred, and leads the learner through discussion questions for positive resolution. This robust self-study features a wide array of tools and resources for learning about and applying the Code of Ethics, and will be a valuable addition to your professional library.
Link on ADA to order CD-ROM of FNCE Denver 2009
Link to get an ADA official portfolio certificate for CE (3 people must listen together - $25 each for 1.5 hours of CE)
Each month, Today's Dietitian magazine, in conjunction with Nutrition Dimension, publishes an article and examination on a timely nutrition or dietetics practice topic. Simply read the Today'sCPE article, purchase a quick online exam, and you'll receive two CPE units! You'll earn 24 credits every year without leaving the comfort of your home! Earning CE credits has never been easier, so GET STARTED TODAY!
The December 2009 issue "Protecting the U.S. Food Supply " |
Plus! You can still earn credits from the past year's issues:
November 2009
Physical Activity for Toddlers
The young set also needs guidelines on appropriate exercise techniques.
Complete by November 2010.
October 2009
Dietary Supplement Quality and Safety
Striving for peak performance, people take supplements, not knowing that they could be getting more (or less) than they bargained for.
Complete by October 2010.
September 2009
Nutrition Management During Chemotherapy
The past 50 years have seen significant advancements in the war on cancer, including improvements in the identification of risk factors, the refinement of diagnostic techniques, and the development of lifesaving cancer treatments. Together, these have aided in the development of effective cancer prevention and early intervention strategies.
Complete by September 2010.
August 2009
Diabetic Kidney Disease: What RDs Need to Know
Diabetes affects nearly 24 million people in the United States, or 7.8% of the population.1 The prevalence of diabetes is expected to increase 165% between 2000 and 2050.2 Diabetes is the leading cause of end-stage renal disease (ESRD), accounting for 44% of new cases of kidney failure in the United States in 2005.1
Complete by August 2010.
July 2009
Pediatric Food Allergies
According to The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, nearly 12 million Americans are affected by food allergies, including about 6% to 8% of children. Twenty-five percent of infants born to families with a history of atopic disease will develop food allergy by the age of 7.1
Complete by July 2010.
June 2009
Understanding Celiac Disease
Celiac disease requires strict adherence to a gluten-free diet, and RDs can ensure that clients receive adequate nutrition.
Complete by June 2010.
May 2009
Joint Commission Survey Readiness for 2009
Is your facility prepared for a pop quiz? Learn how to get ready for surprise inspections by The Joint Commission.
Complete by May 2010.
April 2009
A Guide to Indirect Calorimetry
Review the indirect calorimetry technique used to determine resting energy expenditure.
Complete by April 2010.
March 2009
Back to the Grind: The Return of Caffeine as an Ergogenic Aid
Caffeine is a socially acceptable stimulant that is used in various forms worldwide. In addition to helping people get started each day, caffeine...
Complete by March 2010.
February 2009
Physical Activity to Promote Cardiovascular Health
Learn counseling strategies to help clients reduce inactivity, a risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
Complete by February 2010.
January 2009
Today’s CPE: Osteoporosis Risk for Men and Adolescents
Osteoporosis doesn’t affect just women. Learn to identify the risk factors in others.
Complete by January 2010.
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Banning, CA 92220
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