Evolving Beyond the World Foods Course: Creating Racially and Ethnically Inclusive Educational Spaces for Dietetics Students.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jand.2021.06.302
Abstract: Only 13.1% of US registered dietitian nutritionists and 27.8% of students enrolled in US dietetics education programs identify as racially/ethnically diverse individuals. National demographic trends show increasing percentages of racially/ethnically diverse individuals within the broader… read more here.
Keywords: dietetics education; ethnically diverse; diversity equity; dietetics students ... See more keywords
Assessing Cultural Intelligence and Study Abroad Experiences of Dietetics Students and Professionals.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jneb.2020.07.003
Abstract: OBJECTIVE To assess the relationship between study abroad participation and levels of cultural intelligence (CQ) of dietetics students and professionals. METHODS Participants were recruited via e-mail to complete an online survey, which included the Cultural… read more here.
Keywords: dietetics; dietetics students; study abroad; cultural intelligence ... See more keywords
Growing the Dietetics Profession via a Mentorship Program Between Dietitians and Dietetics Students
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DOI: 10.1097/nt.0000000000000264
Abstract: In many undergraduate dietetics programs, there are limited mentoring programs outside of the classrooms for students. We describe the development and evaluation of a project that connected dietetics students to Registered Dietitian Nutritionist mentors in… read more here.
Keywords: profession via; via mentorship; growing dietetics; dietetics profession ... See more keywords
Image-Based Dietary Assessment Ability of Dietetics Students and Interns
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DOI: 10.3390/nu9020114
Abstract: Image-based dietary assessment (IBDA) may improve the accuracy of dietary assessments, but no formalized training currently exists for skills relating to IBDA. This study investigated nutrition and dietetics students’ and interns’ IBDA abilities, the training… read more here.
Keywords: based dietary; image based; accuracy; students interns ... See more keywords