With 130 years of expertise rooted in nutritional science, Nutricia is dedicated to advancing clinical practice through high-quality educational programs. Join us at our satellite symposium, where three internationally renowned experts will share cutting-edge research and practical insights on optimizing nutritional care from the ICU and beyond.
Visit Nutricia at booth #5 to explore innovative approaches to enteral nutrition care and oral nutritional solutions, and connect with experts shaping the future of nutrition in patient care.
The 48th ESPEN Congress will take place in Berlin, Germany, from 5-9 September.
Sunday 6th of September
12.30-13.30 CET
Auditorium
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PROF. ELISABETH DE WAELE, BELGIUM,
GETTING NUTRITION RIGHT: WHY EARLY AND CONTINUOUS CARE MATTERS
Medical Director, Intensive Care Department and Associate Professor at Vrije Universiteit.
Head of Clinical Nutrition Department, Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussel, Belgium.
PROF. ARTHUR VAN ZANTEN, THE NETHERLANDS
BEST PRACTICE MADE EASY: EARLY ENTERAL NUTRITION IN THE ICU AND BEYOND
Chair of the Department of Intensive Care, Gelderse Vallei Hospital, Ede, the Netherlands
PROF. PAUL WISCHMEYER, THE USA
CHANGE MANAGEMENT: THE POWER OF SIMPLICITY AND SMALL INCREMENTAL STEPS
Professor of Anesthesiology, Professor in the Department of Surgery at Duke University School of Medicine, the USA
Nutrition Deserves Equal Clinical Priority
Nutritional care should be prioritised alongside other core clinical interventions. Optimising nutrition delivery is an essential part of supporting recovery throughout the patient's journey.
Recovery Extends Beyond ICU Discharge
The impact of critical illness does not end when patients leave the ICU. Nutritional challenges and recovery needs often continue on the ward and after hospital discharge, highlighting the importance of ongoing support.
Early and Continuous Nutritional Care Matters
Timely initiation of nutritional support and continuity across care settings can help patients meet their energy and protein requirements when they need them most.
Every Care Transition Is an Opportunity to Improve Recovery
From ICU to ward and from hospital to home, coordinated nutritional care and clear ownership can help close the recovery gap and support better patient outcomes.
Evidence Creates Knowledge. Implementation Creates Impact
The evidence base for nutritional care continues to grow. The next challenge is turning knowledge into practice through simplified pathways, multidisciplinary collaboration, measurement, and sustainable change.
You are invited to meet and greet Prof. Elisabeth De Waele, Prof. Arthur van Zanten and Prof. Paul Wischmeyer in our booth to ask any question you might have following their lectures during the satellite symposium
Sunday 6th of September
15.30-16.00 CET
Booth #5
PROF. ELISABETH DE WAELE,
BELGIUM
PROF. ARTHUR VAN ZANTEN,
THE NETHERLANDS
PROF. PAUL WISCHMEYER,
THE USA
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