My Personal Story and New Data on Recognizing Disease Related Malnutrition and its Effects on Recovery From Illness

My Personal Story and New Data on Recognizing Disease Related Malnutrition and its Effects on Recovery From Illness

Paul Wischmeyer Paul Wischmeyer

Paul Wischmeyer

Professor of Anesthesiology and Surgery with Tenure; Director-Perioperative Research, Duke Clinical Research Institute

发布日期: 2017年2月27日
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My personal story on my experience with TPN, IBD, critical illness and the role of nutrition in my recovery from surgery and ICU. Includes new data on Recognizing Disease Related Malnutrition and the Role of Malnutrition on Patient Outcomes.


Mette M. BERGER

Prof. Hon. Faculty of Medicine & Biology, Lausanne University

8 年

Dear Paul, your personal experience is one of the things that makes you great and convincing in critical care nutrition.

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Manar Haffar

Accomplished Sales Professional ? Business to Consumer (B2C) Expert ? Luxury Product Specialist ? High-End Marketing ? Client Services

8 年

What a great story Paul! Hope to see you soon.

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Negar Smeets Esmailzadeh

Vice President Global Sales & Marketing, Board Member

8 年

Inspiring - Thanks for sharing.

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Bhuvaneshwari Shankar PhD, RD

Senior Consultant dietitian, Apollo Hospitals, Chennai, Course Director Advanced Program in Critical Care Nutrition at Royal college of London and TACT Academy

8 年

Happened to hear his talk in Orlando in ASPEN

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Luciana Sutanto

MD, PhD, Clinical Nutrition Specialist

8 年

Thanks for sharing

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