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European Journal of Clinical Nutrition

May 1999, Volume 53, Supplement 2
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International Workshop ‘Family doctors and patients: is effective nutrition interaction possible?’ Proceedings of a symposium

Guest Scientific Editor: A Stewart Truswell, University of Sydney

Hotel Klein-Zwitserland, Heelsum, Netherlands
December 14-16, 1998
Sponsored by: Organised by: The Dutch Dairy Fondation on Nutrition and Health. Co-sponsored by: The division of Human Nutrition and Epidemiology, Wageningen, Agricultural University, and the Dutch College of General Practitioners, The Netherlands

Editorial

Family doctors and patients: is effective nutrition interaction possible? s1
AS Truswell, GJ Hiddink & JGAJ Hautvast
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Original Communications

Dietary advice in British General Practice s3
D Pereira Gray
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What can we generalize from research on patient education and clinical health promotion to physician counseling on diet? s9
LW Green
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Nutrition guidance by primary care physicians: models and circumstances s19
CMJ van Woerkum
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ICPC-code approach of nutritional questions in general practice: a look at the future s22
JJ van Binsbergen & AJM Drenthen
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Fitting nutrition into the medical model: the role of decision analytic cost-effectiveness techniques s25
EM Ross, IH Rosenberg, B Dawson-Hughes, NF Col & JB Wong
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The relevance of clinical nutrition education and role models to the practice of medicine s29
CH Halsted
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Cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses of nutrition guidance by primary care physicians s35
GJ Hiddink, JGAJ Hautvast, CMJ van Woerkum, MA van’t Hof & CJ Fieren
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Who gets what treatment for obesity? A survey of GPs in Scotland s44
S Eley Morris, MEJ Lean, CR Hankey & C Hunter
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Moving beyond information: evaluation of a nutrition education tool based on a theoretical model s49
S Ulmi, P McGowan, D Gray & D Savoy
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Strength and weakness of a nutrition communication strategy to health opinion formers: examples from a case study s54
U Hølund
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Population attitudes towards changing dietary habits and reliance on general practitioners in Spain s58
LL Serra-Majem, JR Calvo, ML Male, L Ribas & P Lainez
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Nutrition education for medical students: the University of Otago experience s62
J Mann
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What nutrition knowledge and skills do primary care physicians need to have, and how should this be communicated? s67
AS Truswell
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A four week residential program for primary health care patients to control obesity and related heart risk factors: effective application of principles of learning and lifestyle change s72
M Sjöström, AB Karlsson, G Kaati, A Yngve, LW Green & LO Bygren
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Dutch research into the development and impact of computer-tailored nutrition education s78
J Brug
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The NECTAR-Study: development of nutrition modules for general practice vocational training; determinants of nutrition guidance practices of GP-trainees s83
HJS Maiburg, GJ Hiddink, MA van’t Hof, JJ Rethans & JW van Ree
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Developments and challenges in family practice nutrition education for residents and practicing physicians: An overview of the North American experience s89
KM Kolasa
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Streamlining nutritional care for the physician’s office s97
JH Wasson, T Ahles, D Bazos, A Bracken, JA Patterson & DJ Johnson
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How to improve the impact of nutrition guidance by general physicians: Public health versus individual patient? s101
A Worsley
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Nutritional guidance in general practice-a conceptual framework s108
C van Weel
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Summary

Summarised points from the discussion s112
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