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What to ignore on social media

In a world where diet tips are dished out daily and from various sources, we came across this article published in Self magazine and quoted by many dietitians, who we follow and respect from social media.

Here at DC we support our colleagues—if one of these tips stands out to you, we recommend reaching out to the dietitian who was quoted [via Self magazine]

Read it HERE

The rate debate in dietetics

Join our recent conversation in our Facebook group about rates - what to charge and how to value yourself - click here to participate [need to join the group].
If you are a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (AND) you can download the Compensation & Benefits Survey of the Dietetics Profession 2017 - click here to view the report. A fun fact from the survey outcome: 90% of dietitians in this survey earn < 100,000 per year.

Plant based dietary eating patterns adopted as primary treatment in New York City this fall

This fall, New York City Health and Hospitals like Bellevue medical system are offering a plant based lifestyle medicine program (PBSMP) overseen by physicians. This new program can help up to 100 patients who range from conditions such as: obesity, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, and high cholesterol. Click here to read more [via Veg News].

3 signs it's time to change your job

Whether it’s a lateral shift within your organisation or a move to a brand new company - here are (click here) 3 undeniable signs it's time to change your job [via Business Chicks].

Take your business to the next level

LAST CHANCE to grab the RD Entrepreneur Symposium at the low price of $197 ( it's 100% online, watch on-demand style). Get hands-on, actionable business training and accountability just for dietitian entrepreneurs. Includes 19 on-demand masterclasses + 20 CEUs. Click here to read more.

Global leadership initiative on malnutrition

The most recent consensus report from the global clinical community discusses the 5 criteria for malnutrition. Click here for the full article from ASPEN [via JPEN and clinical nutrition].

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