Every year, the ESPEN-ONCA-MNI Joint Session gathers experts to discuss ways to deliver better nutritional care to patients. During the 2018 ESPEN Congress, experts explored the theme ‘Nutrition without borders’ with an audience of 3800 healthcare professionals and looked at a recipe for good nutritional care across borders: screening for malnutrition, patient-centered guidelines, good practice sharing, and education were key ingredients to ensure optimal nutritional care for patients across borders.
André Van Gossum, ESPEN Chairman, welcomed the audience and moderate the session, together with Olle Ljungqvist, ENHA Trustees.
Nicola Bedlington, Secretary General of the European Patient Forum, stressed the need to involve patients.
Tim Meyerhoff, closed the Joint Session with the announcement of the 2018 MNI Grant Winner awarded to the Spanish Society for Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition (SENPE). More information on MNI Grant is available here.
Download Joint Session Programme
The presentations are available here below for download:
- Sharing good practices across borders: Also for educational purposes!
Frank de Man, ENHA Secretary General - Improving patient care across borders: The need for patient-centered guidelines and patient involvement
Nicola Bedlington, EPF Secretary General - Better care through better nutrition: Value and effects of medical nutrition & Award of the 2018 MNI Grant
Tim Meyerhoff, MNI President 2018 - Background and planned activities of the 2018 MNI Grant Winning Initiative: Development of a cost-economy tool to assist regional administrations to tackle DRM in Spain
Dr Miguel León Sanz, SENPE Chairman