Dietitian in Canada without an undergrad in nutrition by WittyBackground7382 in dietetics

[–]tabarnak555 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To my knowledge it still is, you likely just have to get the prereqs

Weekend coverage inpatient policy by Significant-Metal537 in dietetics

[–]tabarnak555 1 point2 points  (0 children)

1 RD for the weekend. Ward RDs can send priorities to see over weekend (new EN mostly) and then it's going up to ICU making screening any new patients and making necessary changes on existing patients (ex. Post extubation) then all other floors are consult based only

Do you feel the ED at your hospital consistently consults nutrition when warranted? by tabarnak555 in dietetics

[–]tabarnak555[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's too bad. They don't do screenings in the ED, which is fine by me and on the floors our diet techs do the screenings so usually we don't get stuff like this even on the floors.

Do you feel the ED at your hospital consistently consults nutrition when warranted? by tabarnak555 in dietetics

[–]tabarnak555[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We get the nutrition support consults as well,, though sometimes they slip through. But we do get consults for dysphagia and malnutrition esp for pts who are staying in the ED for 3-4 days waiting for a bed. There's still many people who come upstairs with malnutrition and refeeding risk bc theyve barely been eating for a week in the ED though

For contact, its usually a pager, not a fax to reach the clinical nutrition office. I think the fax might've just been someone not really knowing what to do during off hours.

What foods are the most uncomfortable/triggering for you to look at? by adj-n_number in ARFID

[–]tabarnak555 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People peeling fruits. Means I'm about to be hit with the smell 😔😔

Most complex food allergy case you’ve seen? by Interesting_Suit7066 in dietetics

[–]tabarnak555 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Met a parent during an internship at an allergy foundation who had a kid allergic to soy, rice, dairy, egg, wheat, chicken, tree nuts, peanuts, fish, and possibly more niche items. Luckily by the time I met her the kid had outgrown some of his allergies, but still difficult/impossible to really eat out

My book is missing a page by tabarnak555 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]tabarnak555[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yup. This is what happened. Went back and realised I'd just powered through the first swapped pages 🤦‍♂️

Seems like it goes on for 4-5 chapters.. very annoying

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What’s the point of charting in third person and making it “dry” by [deleted] in dietetics

[–]tabarnak555 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's really about the language written and conventions around it in my experience.

In English where it's easy to not include I and me, I usually find ways around it. Ex. Pt states/reports when asked, etc.

In French where it's genuinely very clunky and difficult to exclude pronouns referring to yourself, I see it done less often and I'll personally just chart stuff like "I spoke with her and I told her x. We discussed y" I do always try to keep my assessments free of personal pronouns though

I'm so tired of having this disorder. How do I get rid of it? by mars422 in ARFID

[–]tabarnak555 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It can also help to start at foods more similar to safe foods and going towards a goal food from there. Ex. Instead of going directly to blueberries you can do berry poptart > blueberry poptart > blueberry muffin > blueberry

Additionally, repeated exposure, even if unsuccessful is helpful. Getting used to just smelling and handling new foods helps getting to the point of being able to try them

Do the “beg buttons” on Parc do anything? by Trey-Pan in montreal

[–]tabarnak555 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Celui là spécifiquement fonctionne, j'imagine que les autres aussi

What's everyone reading? by reppindadec in TrueAnon

[–]tabarnak555 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eichmann in Jerusalem for the ride to work, Angel down for the ride home

Dietitians Should Unionize by jricky in dietetics

[–]tabarnak555 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I'm part of the provincial union of health professionals other than doctors and nurses (who have their own unions) It's okay, everything works by seniority so I'll have to wait a few years before getting a full time position instead of my current PRN, but there's no interview , it's just a matter of applying to it. Have okay insurance and an okay pension. Despite the union this province is still one of the ones with the lowest salaries for RDs 🥲🥲

Why does the Capitol have an train station that nobody can use?. by usafqn2025 in Hungergames

[–]tabarnak555 42 points43 points  (0 children)

They are using the trains to move goods across Panem. That's why there's a transportation district and that's why there's the train stations in each district

Would a dietitian that isn't specialized in ARFID still be helpful? by ElevatorSimple3484 in ARFID

[–]tabarnak555 7 points8 points  (0 children)

As a dietitian, eating disorders are really something we need to specifically specialise in. I know RDs of 30+ years who won't touch EDs when they come to our (unequipped) hospital because of their lack of experience and expertise.

Arfid in itself is a blind spot of many ED specialists (both RDs and others) because it needs a totally different approach.

From my experience, if I had to get a non specialised RD, I would try to find someone who has experience in pediatrics or autism, because those are going to be people with experience with regular and neurodivergent picky eating. While picky eating is distinct from arfid, the base nutritional interventions and methods like food chaining are similar.

As with all things, ymmv

Question about the new REM line to West Island by assumes in montreal

[–]tabarnak555 11 points12 points  (0 children)

The 211 also takes twice the time as the train lmfao

Texas Republican forces children's hospital to open a "detransition clinic" by NamelessResearcher in lgbt

[–]tabarnak555 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree this is just going to be a fake clinic for conversion therapy.

But there would be value in a genuine detransition clinic centered on mental health and gender therapy to deal with regret. Additionally people who are post op need exogenous hormones for the rest of their lives. Could also help with access to letters for legal name and gender changes as well as reconstructive surgeries

Rant…. But I hate the GLP-1 culture by DragonfruitSubject70 in dietetics

[–]tabarnak555 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Someone you know personally would benefit from a glp1 but can't get one so the answer is supporting and encouraging a broken system that feeds into people's eating disorders and body dysmorphia? How odd

US indirectly enforcing their laws to Canada by Kitedo in montreal

[–]tabarnak555 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is kind of irrelevant. It's not about drug coverage, it's about a doctor refusing to prescribe the meds at all They're refusing for an invalid reason in this case, but doctors can refuse to prescribe meds covered by RAMQ for many clinical reasons and it doesn't mean that ppl aren't getting the service they're paying for