Nutritional Assessment Sample Clauses

Nutritional Assessment. Counseling - The Health Plan shall ensure that its Providers supply nutritional assessment and counseling to all pregnant Enrollees. The Health Plan shall: i. Ensure the provision of safe and adequate nutrition for infants by promoting breast-feeding and the use of breast milk substitutes; ii. Offer a mid-level nutrition assessment; iii. Provide individualized diet counseling and a nutrition care plan by a public health nutritionist, a nurse or physician following the nutrition assessment; and iv. Documentation of the nutrition care plan in the Medical Record by the person providing counseling.
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Nutritional Assessment. ‌ 2.4.1). At enrolment, the oncologist performs the patient's first nutritional assessment, submitting the Malnutrition Screening Tool (MST) questionnaire through the patient's application. If the score obtained during this first evaluation of MST is <2, the patient can go home and start the home monitoring. Otherwise, if the score obtained during the execution of MST >=2, the oncologist sends the patient to the nutritionist for further tests. During the visit, if needed, the nutritionist prescribes some blood tests (Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, folate, zinc, prealbumin, protein, electrophoresis, homocysteine and, if not already done in routine blood tests, lipids, carbohydrates and electrolytes). The prescription is not performed using the CAPABLE application, but through the order entering system of the hospital. During the visit the nutritionist, together with the patient and through the CAPABLE physician app, fills in the NRS2002 (Nutritional Risk Screening) questionnaire. The nutritionist, considering results of blood tests and the answers provided in the questionnaire, decides whether to take in charge the patient for nutritional treatment or not. If the patient is taken in charge for treatment, the nutritionist schedules the date for the next visit. Alternatively, the patient can go home and start home monitoring. During the home monitoring, the system waits for three months from the last compilation of MST and then makes the patient fill in the questionnaire. If the score obtained by the patient is less than two, the system waits for another three months for another compilation. However, if the score is >=2, the nutritionist receives an alert through the physician app that suggests contacting the patient for a possible take in charge.

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