or nutrition team NICE guidelines on enteral feeding. NPSA guidelines on safety with NG feeding.
highlight key points from the new evidence and provide a commentary describing its strengths and weaknesses. They also indicate whether the new evidence may have a potential impact on current guidance. For contextual information, this Evidence Update should be read in conjunction with the relevant clinical guideline,
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22 Feb 2006 1 Guidance. 1.1 Organisation of nutrition support in hospital and the community; 1.2 Screening for malnutrition and the risk of malnutrition in hospital and the . 1.4.2 For people who are not severely ill or injured, nor at risk of refeeding syndrome, the suggested nutritional prescription for total intake should
Attitudes to NICE guidance on refeeding syndrome. Patients at high risk of the syndrome may also be at risk of acute renal failure, which may be missed as they have only slightly raised urea and creatinine measurements because of low muscle mass, leading to low production of these metabolites.
little or no nutritional intake for more than 5 days. • a history of alcohol abuse or drugs including insulin, chemotherapy, antacids or diuretics. 1.4.7. People at high risk of developing refeeding problems (Box 1) should be cared for by healthcare professionals who are appropriately. NICE guideline ? Nutrition support in adults.
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