Fellowship Nutrition and Dietetics Management

Two Books. Interesting to read. Covers all aspects of Clinical Nutrition in different diseases,  Mother Child Nutrition and Lactation. Includes practical approach to help you practice Nutrition and Lactation Counselling. 

• Recommended dietary requirements
• Nutrition plan for different diseases
• Obesity management
• Antenatal and Post partum Nutrition
• Child Nutrition
• Lactation Counselling

MSc

or

MBBS, BAMS, BHMS

2 Exams after 6 months and 12 months. Online Exam. MCQ pattern. 1 Hour duration. Appear exam from any computer from anywhere in the world within 10 day window period. Second attempt allowed with no extra fee. 

• Mother Nutrition
• Child Nutrition
• Lactation
• Patient-Specific Meal Planners
• Patient-Specific Supplement Guidelines
• Nutrition Formulas of Clinical Interest
• Growth and body Weight Assessment Tables
• Dietary Intake Assessment Instruments
• Nutrient/Nutraceutical : Intake Range and Dietary Sources
• Resources for Nutrient Composition of Foods
• Diet -Drug Interactions
• Nutrient Remedies for Common Conditions

1. Clinically Relevant Carbohydrate Metabolism
2. Clinically Relevant Fat Metabolism
3. Overview of Clinically Relevant Micronutrient Metabolism
Section 2 : Nutritional Management in Clinical Practice : Diet in Sickness and
in Health
1. Diet,Weight Regulation,and Obesity
2. Diet,Diabetes Mellitus,and Insulin Resistance
3. Diet ,Atherosclerosis ,and Ischemic Heart Diseases
4. Diet and Hypertension
5. Diet and Hemostasis
6. Diet and Cerebrovascular and Peripheral Vascular Disease
7. Diet and Immunity
8. Diet and Cancer
9. Diet and Hematopoiesis : Nutritional Anemias
10. Diet,Bone Metabolism ,and Osteoporosis
11. Diet and Respiratory Diseases
12. Diet and Renal Diseases
13. Diet and Hepatobiliary Diseases
14. Diet and Common Gastrointestinal Disorders
15. Diet,Dyspesia ,and Peptic Ulcer Diseases
16. Diet and Rheumatologic Diseases
17. Diet and Neurologic Disorders
18. Diet and Dermatoses
19. Diet and Wound Healing
20. Food Allergy and Intolerance
21. Eating Disorders
22. Malnutrition and Cachexia
Section 3 : Special Topics in Clinical Nutrition
1. Diet ,Pregnancy ,and Lactation
2. Diet and the Menstrual Cycle
3. Diet and Early Development : Pediatric Nutrition
4. Diet and Adolescence
5. Diet and Senescence
6. Ergogenic Effects of Foods and Nutrients: Diet and Athletic Performance &
Sports Nutritional
7. Endocrine Effect of Diet : Phytoestrogens
8. Diet,Sleep-Wake Cycles,and Mood
9. Diet and Cognitive Function
10. Diet and Vision

11. Diet and Dentition
12. Hunger,Appetite,Taste,and Satiety
13. Health Effect of Chocolate
14. Health Effect Of Ethanol
15. Health Effect of Coffee
16. Macronutrient Food Substitutes
17. Vegetarianism,Veganism,and Macrobiotic Diets
Section 4 : Diet and Health Promotion : Establishing the Theme of Prudent
Nutrition
1. Culture,Evolutionary Biology,and the Determinants of Dietery Preference
2. Dietary Recommendations for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
Section 5 : Principle Of Effective Dietary Counseling
1. Models of Behavior Modification for Diet and Activity Patterns and Weight
Management
2. Dietary Counseling in Clinical Practice
Section 6 : Controversies in Contemporary Clinical Nutritional
1. The Calorie
2. The Search For Scapegoats and Silver Bullets
3. Obesity as Diseases

Lactation Syllabus

1. Breastfeeding as preferred choice
2. A Perfect Design : How Breastfeeding Works
3. Getting Mother Ready for Baby and Breasfeeding
4. The First Feeding
5. Getting help and information
6. The rewards of persistence
7. Going Home
8. Good Nutrition Helps
9. Breastfeeding Beyond Infancy
10. When you and your Baby are apart
11. The partner’s role
12. Weaning your baby
13. Special Situations
    
    1. Cesarean Delivery
    2. Premature Births and Newborn illness
    3. Twins and other Multiples
    4. Cancer
    5. Breast Surgery
    6. Common illness
    7. Medications: What to take, and what not to take, while breastfeeding

• • Birth Control
  • Cigarettes
  • Recreational Drugs

Common Problems: Solutions and Treatments

1. 1. Why does it hurt ? Treating Breast Pain
   2. Milk Supply: Not too much or too little, just right !
   3. Clogged milk ducts
   4. Engorgement
   5. Mastitis
   6. Can baby catch it ? Minor illnesses and infections
   7. What if I need an x-ray or even surgery ?
   8. Why won’t baby feed normally ? Common feeding problem
   9. Dehydration
   10. Problem solved

Starting over : Relactating and resuming breastfeeding

Appendix 1 : Breastfeeding Resources

Appendix 2 : Breastfeeding Records