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Nutrition Education

The aim of the Nutrition Education collection is to provide practising physicians and other healthcare providers with reliable nutrition and lifestyle information. Its focus is on successful instruction, novel approaches, surveys of current nutrition knowledge, and proposals for better curriculum.
 

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  • Study Status: Published
  • Study Type: Review
  • Study Location: Global

Study Title
Impact of Nutrition Education on Various Health-Related Components of Hemodialysis Patients: A Systematic Review

Principal Investigator
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Affiliation
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Start Date
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End Date
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Study Objective
To assess the effectiveness of nutrition education in improving the health-related components of hemodialysis patients.

Short Abstract
This systematic review examines the impact of nutrition education on improving various health outcomes in hemodialysis patients. Findings show that nutrition interventions help improve dietary intake, nutritional status, and other health outcomes, contributing to better patient management during dialysis.

Study Design
Systematic review of studies focusing on nutrition education for hemodialysis patients.

Population
Hemodialysis patients undergoing treatment.

Sample Size
Not specified.

Inclusion Criteria
Studies focused on nutrition education interventions for hemodialysis patients.

Exclusion Criteria
Studies not directly related to hemodialysis or nutrition education.

Intervention/Exposure
Nutrition education interventions.

Outcome Measures
Improvements in nutritional status, dietary intake, and related health outcomes.

Funding Source
Not specified.

Collaborating Institutions
Not specified.

Ethics Approval
Not specified.

Publication Status
Published in Healthcare (2024).

Keywords
Nutrition education, hemodialysis, health outcomes, systematic review, dietary intake.

Data Collection Methods
Systematic review of relevant studies.

Primary Data Availability
Not applicable.

Contact Information
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