Supporting Cancer Patients with Nutrition: A Role in Oncology

Supporting Cancer Patients with Nutrition: A Role in Oncology
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Dietitians play a crucial role in supporting cancer patients with nutrition throughout various treatments, combating malnutrition, addressing side effects, and promoting survivorship. They work to ensure proper energy and protein intake, prevent nutritional issues, and provide valuable support alongside medical teams. Referral pathways are outlined for accessing oncology dietitian services.

  • Cancer Nutrition
  • Oncology Dietitian
  • Cancer Support
  • Malnutrition Management
  • Treatment Side Effects

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