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Nutrition Basics | 48 |
In this course, participants will learn the foundational principles of nutritional sciences and their impact on human health. The course will cover the basics of the relationship between nutrition and anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry, and how this knowledge can be applied in public health. Participants will also cover the basics of pharmacokinetics and food drug interactions. Participants will be introduced to nutrition care process and the exchange list usage. By the end of this course, participants will have a better understanding of the role of different nutrients in maintaining optimal health and preventing diseases Code: NHCP101 |
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Nutrition Care Process and Life Cycle Nutrition | 48 |
In this course, participants will explore in-depth and will have hands on the various aspects of the nutrition care process. This course will also provide a comprehensive overview of nutritional needs and guidelines for individuals at various stages of life, beginning with pregnancy and infancy, moving through adolescence and adulthood, and concluding with the geriatric stages. By the end of the course, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of how to approach nutrition care and assessment in different settings. They will also learn and know how to manage the unique nutritional requirements and challenges faced by individuals at each stage. Code: NHCP102 |
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Weight Problem & Sports Nutrition | 48 |
The Weight Problem & Sports Nutrition course focuses on the evaluation and treatment of various weight-related disorders, such as underweight, overweight, obesity, and metabolic diseases. It also delves into the importance of nutrition in enhancing athletic performance across different sports. By the end of this course, participants will learn how to conduct a thorough personalized nutritional assessment and develop specific nutrition plans to help them achieve their weight and performance goals. Code: NHCP103 |
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Medical Nutrition Therapy I | 48 |
This course is designed to provide participants with a detailed understanding of the nutritional management guidelines and dietary tips for patients with diabetes, renal disorders, oncology, and intensive care patients. The course covers the pathophysiology of these conditions and how nutrition plays a crucial role in managing them. Participants will also learn how to design appropriate nutrition interventions for patients based on their unique medical histories. The course includes case studies that help students apply their knowledge in real world scenarios Code: Code: CNPH104 |
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Medical Nutrition Therapy II | 48 |
This course builds upon the knowledge gained in medical nutrition therapy I course and focuses on the nutritional management and tips for patients with hepatic, gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, neurological, and autoimmune diseases. Participants will learn about the pathophysiology of these conditions and the role of nutrition in managing them. The course covers advanced topics such as hepatic, gastrointestinal, autoimmune, and adverse food reactions nutritional management . Additionally, the course includes case studies that help participants apply their knowledge in real world scenarios Code: Code: CNPH105 |