Boosting oral intake in the ICU and beyond
- Education
- Webinars
June 2025 ･ 44 min watch
Key takeaways
In this webinar, clinical dietitians Alicia Wiese and Rebecca Baskett discuss:
- Strategies to improve oral intake across the ICU and acute care journey.
Alicia will present findings from an observational study on the development and implementation of an oral nutrition support pathway designed to enhance energy and protein intake during and after ICU.
Rebecca will bring the research to life with practical strategies for using low-volume oral nutritional supplements in everyday practice, illustrated through real-world case studies that translate evidence into action.
SPEAKER BIO
Alicia Wiese – Senior Dietitian
Redcliffe Hospital, QLD
Rebecca Baskett – Professional Lead Dietitian
Te Whatu Ora, Health NZ
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