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Manipal Hospitals' Department of Nutrition & Dietetics is one of the best in the country. The department plays a key role in helping improve the well-being of patients and optimising their clinical management. Our nutritionists are available in both IPD and OPD settings.
At Manipal, our nutrition and dietetics plans follow evidence-based recommendations that are consistent with international guidelines in assessing, managing and educating outpatients and inpatients. Dietitians at Manipal work closely with a multidisciplinary team to provide the utmost care for patients who require nutrition education, intervention and counselling.
Our Department of Nutrition and Dietetics provides help to all patients referred by the dietetic clinic after being discharged from the inpatient wards. Outpatient referrals are also undertaken by a separate team. Our specialised dietitians work closely with our catering department for patient meal plans, based on their specific conditions. Manipal Hospitals' Department of Nutrition and Dietetics consists of dietitians, nutrition nurses, a nutrition administrator and nutrition assistants. Our dietitians are specialised across a dynamic range of medical fields including neonates, paediatrics, gastroenterology, diabetes, critical care, geriatrics, bariatrics and other fields as well.
Nutritional nurses at Manipal Hospitals provide precise advice on monitoring and managing adult inpatients who are on artificial nutrition support. Primary health care teams are also advised on patients who are facing tube feeding problems. At Manipal Hospitals, we understand that diet plays a huge role in improving the health of an individual no matter the condition. We provide optimal nutrition care & food services through:
Eggs are a high-quality source of protein. They are soft and can be prepared in many ways. There is cholesterol in eggs, but this cholesterol is not going to affect a person’s overall cholesterol as much as saturated fats and trans fats. Nuts are another good source of protein, but if a person has a chewing problem, you can incorporate nut butter into recipes instead. Fish, chicken, and meat are excellent protein sources, and soy protein can sometimes be helpful for people who are willing to try it. To know more about it visit the best diet hospital in Vijayawada.
Manipal Hospitals is committed to the provision of the best possible care to all its patients and to building long-term relationships that foster a stronger and healthier community. The patients served by our nuclear medicine department are a testament to this. Contact us to know more about nuclear medicine and book an appointment with one of our specialists today.