Review Important Clinical Updates in the Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES), Eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), and Oncology sections!

The Pediatric Nutrition Care Manual®’s Conditions sections have been updated to reflect important clinical practice updates in several conditions.

• Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES): Includes evidence-based treatment strategies from updated, international research along with 2017 Nutrition Care Process terminology and updated, improved client education handouts which can be customized to fit your client’s needs.
• Eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE): Updated to include evidence-based treatment strategies from updated research and 2017 Nutrition Care Process terminology
• Oncology: This extensively revised section includes comprehensive nutritional management for pediatric oncology which is up-to-date with clinical practice guidelines. Evidence-based treatment strategies from updated research and new 2017 Nutrition Care Process terminology

Take advantage of convenient PNCM® Client Education Handouts

Don’t miss the expanded and updated PNCM® client education handouts which have recently been reviewed and edited by content experts.

• Healthy Habits During and After Cancer Treatment
• Nutrition During Cancer Treatment
• Feeding Options for Children with Cancer
• Cancer and Your Child’s Well-Being
• Nausea and Vomiting Nutrition Therapy
• Constipation Nutrition Therapy
• General Cooking and Food Safety Tips for Cancer
• Diarrhea, Bloating, and Stomach Cramps Nutrition Therapy
• Managing Side Effects of Cancer and Treatment
• Mucositis Nutrition Therapy
• Altered Taste and Smell Nutrition Therapy
• Nutrition for Cancer Survivors
• Nutrition Instructions: Oral Intake
• Nutrition Intake and Activity Form
• Tips to Increase Calories and Protein
• Lactose-Controlled Nutrition Therapy During Cancer Treatment
• Oral Care During Cancer Treatment
• Nutrition Therapy for Cancer
• High Calorie Food Lists
• High Calorie Nutrition Therapy
• Prader Willi Syndrome Nutrition Therapy
• Selective Eaters Nutrition Therapy
• Tips for Caring for Underweight Children
• Underweight Tips for Picky Eaters
• Vitamin D and Health
• Weight Management: Age Appropriate Portion Sizes
• Weight Management Goals Contract
• Weight Management Nutrition Therapy for Children 1 to 3 Years
• Weight Management Nutrition Therapy for Children 4 to 8 Years
• Weight Management Nutrition Therapy for Children 9 to 13 Years
• Weight Management Nutrition Therapy for Children 14 to 18 Years
• Weight Management Self-Monitoring Goals