2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jada.2006.05.008
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Using Initiative to Achieve Autonomy: A Model for Advanced Practice in Medical Nutrition Therapy

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“…Confirmed by this study, the need for a graduate degree is supported as an approach to foster critical thinking and research skills in the dietetics literature. 8,10 Findings that might offer guidance in establishing alternative educational pathways for advancedlevel practice include completion of an advanced practice residency or training; research coursework; and continuing professional education. These results suggest that although graduate education is strongly desired as the underpinning to advanced-level practice development; it should be paired with lifelong learning and advanced practice training.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Confirmed by this study, the need for a graduate degree is supported as an approach to foster critical thinking and research skills in the dietetics literature. 8,10 Findings that might offer guidance in establishing alternative educational pathways for advancedlevel practice include completion of an advanced practice residency or training; research coursework; and continuing professional education. These results suggest that although graduate education is strongly desired as the underpinning to advanced-level practice development; it should be paired with lifelong learning and advanced practice training.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Experience breeds depth and breadth of knowledge or expertise in clinical nutrition. [8][9][10] Themes emerged regarding the unique expertise required for clinical advanced practice RDs. Advanced knowledge of pathophysiology, pharmacology, and metabolism and its application into clinical nutrition practice; advanced skills in nutrition-focused physical assessment, counseling, and interviewing; and use of the Nutrition Care Process and Model and International Dietetics and Nutrition Terminology were essential.…”
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“…The research on advanced practice suggests that the clearest distinction between advanced practice RDs and other RDs is approach to practice (24,26). The practice may be similar in terms of tasks performed (eg, assess and diagnose), but the approach to advanced practice appears to be distinct from entry-level practice.…”
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“…We developed an advanced medical nutrition therapy practice model (8). Competencies derived from the model were compared with the existing entry-level competencies to avoid overlap, and used as the basis for a survey (9).…”
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confidence: 99%