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Consistency of Australian and New Zealand dietitians' identification of refeeding syndrome risk and comparison with refeeding guidelines and patient electrolytes and supplementation treatment

2016-09-01

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AIM: Limited research exists on how consistently dietitians are identifying refeeding syndrome risk in hospitalised patients. We aimed to describe how consistent Australian and New Zealand dietitians are at identifying refeeding syndrome risk and compare their responses to the application of refeeding syndrome guidelines and patients' electrolyte levels and supplementation provided. METHODS: Dietitians from Austra...

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Literature Corpus work: 99164d50-13f9-5338-874f-93799d5ba1ec
DOI: 10.1111/1747-0080.12227

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