PPT-The global pattern of malnutrition

From undernutrition to obesity and dietrelated disease Will Masters Friedman School of Nutrition Science amp Policy Tufts University wwwnutritiontuftsedu httpsitestuftseduwillmasters . PATTERN DEVELOPMENT. Key Concepts and Terms. Apparel Design Technical Pack (Tech Pack). Block Pattern. CAD-Computer Aided Design. Costing. Design Details. Design Samples . Drafting a Pattern . Flat Pattern. . and . Famine. 1. World Poverty and Economic Development . ECRG 3240 Fordham University NY Spring 2014. . Photos: . Sebastião. Salgado’s Photo Essay: Famine in the Sahel. 2012 Child U5MR 6.6M (+ or -.4) annually down from 12.4-12.9M in 1990 . malnutrition and impact . on morbidity and mortality . F.Branca. Director. Department of Nutrition for Health and development. WHO/HQ. Malnutrition : is MDG1 (target 1c) enough ?. Source : UN MDG report 2013. Famine. A famine is a wide-spread and severe shortage of food affecting large numbers of people. . Natural causes include droughts, floods, earthquakes, insect plagues, and plant disease.. Famine, continued. Liz Weekes and Lenny Kinnear. Lambeth and Southwark. Contents. Five principles. LAMP aims and objectives. Pilot site launch event. Workstreams. Older . People’s Information . Directory. Testing models of dietetic care. Nutrition Interventions in the anorexic Geriatric Patient. Agenda. Defining Geriatrics. Physiologic Changes of Aging. Psychological Changes with Aging. Medical Nutrition Therapy of the Malnourished Geriatric Patient. Definition, Prevalence, Outcomes, and Cost. What is Malnutrition? . Malnutrition = “undernutrition”. Inadequate intake of energy, protein and other nutrients. Obese malnourished: . excess fat stores but micronutrient or macronutrient (typically protein) malnourished. odule 5. 30-Aug-12. 1. Learning Objectives. Be able to explain the causal factors of malnutrition that are identified in the conceptual model and the level they act on. Understand the application and limitations of the conceptual framework. For more information visit http//wwwusaidgov/resilience ments NGOs the United Nations and other interna-tional development partners as part of USAIDs partici-pation in the West Africas Sahel is an ari The US Contribution toBRIEFING PAPERNUMBER 33 FEBRUARY 2019by Jordan TeagueJordan Teague is international policy analyst for food security and nutrition at Bread for the World Instituteaternal heir ec UNC Global Health Forum . January 2017. Martha C Carlough MD MPH. Professor, Department of Family Medicine. Director, Office of International Activities. UNC/Chapel Hill. Objectives. To review . the prevalence and consequences . 1. Module 1. Learning Objectives. Discuss acute malnutrition and the need for a response.. Identify the principles of CMAM.. Describe innovations and evidence making CMAM possible.. Identify the components of CMAM and how they work together.. Representation. Chumphol Bunkhumpornpat, Ph.D.. Department of Computer Science. Faculty of Science. Chiang Mai University. Learning Objectives. KDD Process. Know that patterns can be represented as. Vectors. CONF.DR.INGRITH MIRON. DR. MOCANU ADRIANA. What is malnutrition?. World Health Organization definition:. The term is used to refer to a number of diseases, each with a . specific cause related to one or more nutrients (for example, protein, iodine or iron).