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Center for Studies in Clinical Nutrition -

NENUCLI

Núcleo de Estudos

Person in Charge:

Professor Lívia Garcia Ferreira

livia.ferreira@dca.ufla.br

Institutional Information:

nenucli.ufla@hotmail.com

www.facebook.com/nenucliufla

Background:

The Center for Studies in Clinical Nutrition (NENUCLI),

founded in 2014, is a non-profit organization linked

to the UFLA Nutrition Department which aims

to bring together professionals, students and the

community in various activities such as: courses,

symposiums, technical gatherings, lectures, debates,

field work, consultancy services, research and other

events that may contribute to enhance knowledge

in clinical nutrition and offer better quality of life to

the population. Despite its recent creation, NENUCLI

has already organized various activities, such as:

courses on carbohydrate counting and enteral and

parenteral nutrition in clinical practice, destined

for UFLA students and health professionals of the

city of Lavras; partnership with SESC, participating

in movements such as: Outubro Rosa (Lavras and

Ijaci), courses on care of older adults and health in

schools; extension project at APAE for children with

disphagya; implementation of nutritional screening at

Vaz Monteiro Hospital and weekly technical-scientific

meetings on topics related to clinical nutrition.

Overall Objectives:

To help society and the academic community improve

practical and theoretical knowledge in clinical

nutrition for health maintenance and promotion.

Areas of Expertise:

1. Dietary therapy: Use of dietary therapy for

prescription and nutritional evolution in different

clinical, nutritional, psychosocial and cultural

conditions.

2. Nutrition Throughout Life: Needs and

recommendations of nutrients and their main food

sources in each phase of life.

3. Nutritional Assessment: Knowledge and critical

coordination of direct and indirect methods to assess

the nutritional status of individuals and populations,

healthy or sick.

4. Nutritional Education: Education as an instrument

for the promotion of health and quality of life

by developing or modifying the eating habits of

individuals and/or groups.

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