Lincoln College of Postprofessional, Graduate and Continuing Education
630-889-6622
postgrad@nuhs.edu
Fees
Please note the following fees and their deadlines
PRACTITIONERS
$275 With registration before September 19th
$300 With registration after September 19th
$325 At the door
STUDENTS
$200 Before September 19th
$225 After September 19th
$250 At the door
CE hours approved in IL, MI, IN, & IA. Please inquire about additional states / provinces.
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Dates: September 27 - 28, 2014
Times: Saturday 1:00PM - 7:00PM; Sunday 8:00AM - 2:00PM
Location: NUHS Campus / Lombard, IL
Instructor: Anna Jurik, DC, MS, RD, LDN
Hours: 12.0
Program Description
This program covers various health conditions such as cardiovascular disease, weight issues (obesity and eating disorders), as well as guidelines for diabetic management. There will also be a section dedicated to specialized diets focused on allergies, sensitivities, and intolerances. A review of special points to be aware of while taking history, doing the assessment, and labs will be covered. Treatment protocols and guidelines for each condition will be reviewed and discussed; these include dietary interventions, supplements, common pharmaceuticals as well as any other appropriate protocols.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this program, the student will be able to:
Topics
Format
The program content will be presented in lecture format.
Outline
Hours 1-2: Evaluation Methods and Technique. Discussion on the use of assessment tools, including: anthropometric measures, diet diary, labs (including food allergy, salivary testing, hair analysis and digestive stool analysis) including appropriate billing and coding for assessments. Detailed description of how to create, monitor and manage a treatment plan throughout a course of treatment. Clinical application of diets as well as understanding foods to eat or avoid
Hours 3-4: Weight Issues. Detailed description of eating disorders, body dysmorphic disorder and obesity. Discussion on the impact of how each condition is perceived, evaluated and treated. Body composition testing with clinical application and interpretation
Hours 5-6: Cardiovascular Disease – focus on hypertension and high cholesterol. Detailed literature review. Clinical pearls and testing. History for cardiovascular disease – what to look for in history and examination. Dietary intervention and alternative treatments to common conditions. Management of cardiovascular disease – the dietary program, cholesterol and heart disease, with understanding fats, carbohydrates, and protein needs
Hours 7-8: Diabetes. Discussion on the impact of nutrition for diabetic patients. Detailed description of dietary management and the effects of different foods on diabetes. Clinical application of dietary interventions, supplements, and other protocols
Hours 9-10: Specialized Diets – Allergies, Sensitivities and intolerances. Detailed review of literature. IgG, IgE, IgA reactions and how they are related to foods. Differences between allergies, intolerances, and sensitivities. Gluten and dairy allergies. How to evaluate and based off of testing the intervention, treatment and dietary modifications best suitable for the patient
Hours 11-12: Review of treatment plans and protocols. Detailed review of case studies. Discussion on treating co-morbidities
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