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Learning on Demand

These presentations cover a wide range of topics to help you gain insight into different practice areas, learn new skills and stay up to date on the evidence and best practices.  New topics are added regularly throughout the year. You'll see the most recent presentations listed first.

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Discount pricing is available for members and students, along with many free presentations.  To get the best value, consider purchasing an All Access Pass, which will give you access to the whole Learning on Demand library.  Note: The All Access Pass does not include Online Courses.

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Group discount rates on presentations are also available for educators and preceptors. Contact Member services for more information. 

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Once you've purchased a presentation, you will be provided with a login and password to the DC online learning platform and course materials. You will also be able to access your sessions from the My Learning Library on your member dashboard. For questions, contact Member services. 
 

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in these presentations are that of the presenter and do not necessarily reflect those of Dietitians of Canada. Further, the presentations should not be reproduced in full or in part without the express written consent of the presenter.  

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Health Canada Update 2023 Maya Villeneuve, RD and Ann Ellis, RD, MSc After this session, participants will be able to describe new and ongoing public health nutrition initiatives at Health Canada and reflect on how those initiatives can impact dietitians' practice. Anti-Racism in Dietetic Practice Marissa Alexander, RD and Laurel Burton, RD, MSc (c) This session will introduce anti-racism and explore common challenges dietitians face when coming into anti-racism work. The session will create a safe, supportive space where participants feel comfortable asking questions, feel safe to engage in the content, and practice sitting with their thoughts and emotions. Anti-Oppressive, Trauma-Informed, Weight-Inclusive Care Alexandra Shewan, MC, RCC In dietetics, special attention must be paid to the intersections of race and body size.This presentation will explore these concepts from a contextual perspective, while also giving participants tangible strategies to apply to their practice. The changing landscape of nutrition practice in malnutrition care: Are we ready for the future? Heather Keller, RD, PhD, FDC, FCAHS and Roseann Nasser, RD, MSc, FDC, CNSC This session will highlight the advances in malnutrition care and recently created evidence-based best practices pathways and policies that can be implemented in primary and acute care. Microbiome Interventions For Chronic Disease: Perception vs. Scientific Reality Natasha Haskey, RD, PhD (c) and Kristina Campbell, MSc This session will examine adult dietary interventions focused on the microbiome and compare popular perceptions with scientific reality. Probiotics, prebiotics/fibre, synbiotics, fermented foods, postbiotics and fecal microbiota will be the topics covered. From EDI to Social Justice in Dietetics: Calling in for Collective Learning and Action on Racism Jennifer Brady, RD, PhD and Eric Ng, RD, PhD (c) This session seeks to engage attendees in asking, is EDI effective in addressing systemic racism, or does it overlook root causes and thereby perpetuate root causes as some have suggested? Opportunities for Decolonization within Dietetic Education and Practice Laura Dias, RD and Sandra Juutilainen, PhD This session will share insights to support positive action towards reconciliation, decolonization, and Indigenization through learning from Indigenous knowledges and showcasing ‘best’ practices. Artificial Intelligence - Growing in the Field of Dietetics Alyshia Guan, RD, MSc Student This session will review the current state of AI in nutrition, and present its opportunities, limitations, and future directions. Advancing Sustainable Food Systems In Your Practice Roxane Wagner This session includes the voices of dietitians from various backgrounds and roles in sustainability that utilize the research, technology and innovation to accelerate change in their practice. Are you distressed? The importance of moral distress Christine Mills, RD, MPH, PhD(c) This session will focus on moral distress, moral residue, and the crescendo effect. Dietitians will be introduced to the causes and effects of moral distress and learn how to cope with moral distress.
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Thanks to the Nutrition Month Learning on Demand sponsor, Activia®, a selection of videos were made available to DC members for free during February and March.  

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