PPT-Malnutrition and Behavioral issues

How Does Malnutrition play a role in our personalities and Behaviors Disclaimers and Considerations All interview subjects have agreed both child and adult who completed their interview have written permission to display photos and personal medical info that relates to this topic. . 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 . Healthy diet . What makes a healthy diet? . A healthy diet contains:. Carbohydrates- e.g. . . dried fruits, potatoes and cereals. Proteins- e.g. fish, yoghurt, eggs . Fats- e.g. cake, cream, chocolate . Allen J. Brenzel, M.D., MBA. Medical Director, BHDID. Cabinet for Health and Family Services . Overview. Prevalence of Behavioral Health Conditions. Insurance Coverage. Mental Health Parity. Workforce and Network Adequacy. 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. Emily Yates, Dietitian. Who am I?. Worked as a community Dietitian since 2003. . Started working in York in January 2016.. Review patients currently prescribed oral nutritional supplements in line with guidelines produced by the Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group.. How Does Malnutrition play a role in our personalities and Behaviors. Disclaimers and Considerations . All interview subjects have agreed (both child and adult who completed their interview) have written permission to display photos and personal medical info that relates to this topic.. Laibson. & List, 2015). Definition. Introduction to Behavioral Economics. www.EconEdLink.org . 2. System 1 – “operates automatically and quickly, with little or no effort and no sense of voluntary control.”. 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. 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 . A Social Model Approach. Allison Bernal, RDN, LD. Manager, DHS DAS Livable Communities Section. Renae Brown, MS, RD, LD. Chief Dietitian/Nutritionist, DHS DAS Livable Communities Section. 7/23/2019. Division of Aging Services. Training Slides. Adapted (with permission) from the ‘Essentials in Care’ module of the E-Learning for Healthcare Programme. . Covering:. What is malnutrition. Common signs and symptoms of malnutrition . The Role of Senior Nutrition Programs Going Forward. Linda Netterville, RDN, LD. Dietitian Consultant. AAA Section, HHSC. OAA . Title. III Part C Nutrition Services . (Section. 330). Reauthorized 3/25/2020. and leave no one behind United Nations System Standing Committee on Nutrition UNSCN April 2017 EN Discussion Paper All rights reserved. UNSCN encourages the use and dissemination of content in this p Geological, Historical and Modern Perspectives. Gina . Accorsi. , Lee Corbett, Sophie Greene, and Ben . Rukavina. October 15, 2014. Geological context. :. Pollution from. geologic sources. Historical context.