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Nutrition Interventions in Adults with Diabetic Foot Ulcers

Published: October 2021
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  • Introduction 
  • Prevalence 
  • Challenges and Goals 
  • Care Team 
  • Language Guidance for Diabetes-Related Discussion 
  • Initial Screening and Assessment 
  • Comparing Various Definitions of Malnutrition 
  • Nutrition Screening and Assessment Tools 
  • Risk Factors for Ulcer Development 
  • Dietary Factors in Healing 
  • Specific Nutrients 
  • Kcal Recommendations 
  • Protein Requirements 
  • Glycemic Targets for Inpatient Glycemic Control 
  • Micronutrient Table 
  • Other Vitamins and Micronutrients 
  • ONS Options 
  • Quality Indicators 
  • Patient Adherence 
  • Patient/Clinician Discussion / FAQ 
  • Additional Resources for Recipes and More
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