We're looking for a new Chair for BAPEN's Sustainability SIG. Apply now to shape and implement important steps towards improved sustainability in clinical nutrition.
Applications close on Thursday 30th April: bit.ly/4vx3Jb9
Do you want to be BAPEN's Education Committee's Deputy Chair? Make a difference to BAPEN and take a lead in managing the growing popularity of our Clinical Nutrition Webinar series.
Apply by 5pm on Thursday 30th April. bit.ly/4cr45Yq
Join us tomorrow lunchtime for April's Clinical Nutrition Webinar: Inclusive Nutrition Research: A creative approach to interdisciplinary collaboration, hosted by Dr Caroline Childs.
To register for this event, or the whole 2026 series, click here: bit.ly/4mXk3g6
There's still time to apply to join ESPEN's Committee to improve nutritional care right across Europe!
ESPEN is inviting applications for several roles renewing this year. More information can be found on the BAPEN website: bit.ly/4lL6sJO
Don't forget, we’re still gathering insights on the dietary advice used in managing malnutrition across the UK.
Our survey takes just 5 minutes and helps shape clearer, fairer support for those at risk.
Share your thoughts here: 🔗 bit.ly/3MPdwYO
Now is the time to submit any outstanding data to the Intestinal Failure (IF) Registry.
The Registry will shortly be shifting to a new provider. To ensure all information is carried forward, please ensure that your submissions are up to date before the deadline of 28th February.
Join us next Wednesday for February's Clinical Nutrition Webinar!
Chaired by BIFA, the session will focus on the management of type 1 intestinal failure, with Nicky Wyer, Alison Young and Priya Mistry as our guest speakers.
Register here: bit.ly/4mXk3g6
You have until Friday to apply for our 2026 Edgbaston Course! Get your teams of 4-6 together and sign-up for our fantastic three day event which is also free for BAPEN members.
Apply here: bit.ly/44v5QjV
Before the festive season takes over, take a moment to contribute to BAPEN’s 2025 National Screening Survey.
We’re keen to learn about malnutrition risk and your screening data in health or social care settings.
➡️ bit.ly/3LrKZY0
📊 We need your insights!
BAPEN’s 2025 National Screening Survey is open until the end of the year. Share how you screen for malnutrition and help us understand prevalence across the UK.
Why not complete it now? bit.ly/3LrKZY0
The deadline for the BAPEN UK Nutrition Team Workforce Survey is nearly here!
If your regional representative has shared the link, please take the opportunity to tell us about your nutrition team.
Find out more ➡️ bit.ly/3Kc9hFt
Did you miss last month’s webinar? Good news – you can now watch the recorded version via the Members section of the BAPEN website: bit.ly/4mXk3g6
Not a member? You can also pay to access past webinars, but remember that live attendance is free for all.
Thank you to everyone who has engaged with our workforce survey. Your insight is essential to building an accurate picture of the UK’s nutrition workforce.
If you’ve received the survey from your regional representative, please take a moment to complete it.
BAPEN has published a new report on Environmental Sustainability in the UK Home Enterally Tube Fed Population.
While clinical guidelines exist for safe administration, the environmental impact of HETF requires greater attention.
Access the full report ⬇️ bit.ly/4rALTCv
Take part in the Nutrition Screening Survey this weekend to help us better understand the demands facing nutrition teams across the UK.
With more responses, our understanding of malnutrition in the UK improves. Enter here: bit.ly/3LrKZY0
As #UKMAW2025 draws to a close, we’re celebrating the incredible highlights from this week - and we want to hear from you!
Who are your #NutritionSuperheroes? Share someone who’s gone above and beyond to deliver outstanding nutritional care in your team, service, or Trust.
Every hospital, community, or care setting interaction is an opportunity to identify risks from each and every person who interacts with someone - pharmacists, nurses, AHPs, GPs, social care, dentists, doctors, and so on.
This #UKMAW2025, remember that #EveryContactCounts.
For those at risk of malnutrition, #EveryContactCounts - from screening to ongoing nutrition management.
We’re shining a spotlight on the many roles across health and social care that make a difference. Together, we can make a difference.
📽️ bit.ly/4n3oMe
Hydration is a vital part of good nutrition - and healthcare professionals play a critical role in getting it right. Good hydration supports better outcomes and recovery.
Let’s continue to champion awareness and action on hydration across all care settings.
💬 Dysphagia makes swallowing difficult and raises dehydration risk. Early recognition and tailored hydration strategies are essential for patient safety and wellbeing.
Find practical guidance via the Malnutrition Pathway: bit.ly/47PDwtF
#UKMAW2025 #ThirstyThursday
💧 Welcome to #ThirstyThursday!
Hydration is critical for supporting recovery from illness, reducing risk of falls, confusion and hospital admissions, and plays a key role in preventing malnutrition.
Keep an eye out for hydration guidance throughout the day!
Have you taken part in BAPEN’s National Screening Survey?
Your data helps improve understanding of malnutrition prevalence and nutritional care across the UK.
Contribute via the link following link ➡️ bit.ly/4obqhK0
#UKMAW2025 #ScreeningSurvey
Join us for today’s #UKMAW2025 Virtual Learning Event in 45 mins.
Hear from expert speakers on improving nutritional care during and after hospital discharge.
Joining details ➡️ bit.ly/47VsDXe #LearningEvent
Leaving hospital can be a vulnerable time for patients. Today we’re spotlighting Hospital Discharge - a key step in ensuring continuity of nutritional care.
Stay tuned for practical resources and guidance to support good nutrition and effective discharge planning. #UKMAW2025
It's #MalnutritionAwarenessWeek
Our Dietetic Apprentices and Students want to tell you how to identify the risk of dehydration, what counts towards fluid intake and the recommendations.
#UKMAW2025
#ChallengesTuesday & Solutions
Small changes can boost the nutritional content of everyday foods.
Chris made these three changes and added 1089kcal and 59.3g protein to help halt their weight loss.
#MAW2025 #MKUH
Did you know just 47% of health & care professionals feel confident identifying & treating older people at risk of malnutrition?
Today's #ChallengesTuesday & Solutions theme is a chance to share ideas and tips to help!
Download a selfie card to take part: bit.ly/43DD6VF
Image shows a person resting in a hospital bed, holding a mug, with a fluid bag next to them.
This week is UK Malnutrition Awareness Week. Search for articles and books on malnutrition to improve your understanding and help raise awareness.
🔍 https://bit.ly/4nV9hra
#UKMAW2025
On Wednesday 19th November, Helen Baxter of The 25% ME Group will be presenting at the #UKMAW2025 learning event organised by @malnutritiontf.bsky.social. She will be talking about #ME, nutrition, and NICE guidance.
#EndMalnutritionInME
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Today we're focusing on #ChallengesTuesday & Solutions as part of #UKMAW2025.
Download a selfie card from bit.ly/43DD6VF and share a picture explaining any challenges faced by you or your team in delivering nutritional care, as well as any tips or ideas for overcoming them!
