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Nutrition Assessment and Prescription for Physical Therapists

Tracking # 20-1372824

$149.00

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Method Computer-Based Training

Course overview

The purpose of the online NAP course is to provide physical therapists (PTs) with an intermediate level of knowledge of nutrition, nutrition assessment, and dietary prescription. Topics for PTs will include scope of practice assessment, dietary clinical assessments and problem list creation, and dietary prescription concepts specific for physical therapy outcomes, and screening for eating disorders. The 4 hour online course, for physical therapists only, will be presented in a multimedia approach including visual, auditory, and interactive components to optimize learning for all participants. Brief quizzes throughout the course and an end-of-course exam will promote retention and success in achieving the listed objectives. This course is not designed to train the PT to become a dietitian, nor does it replace prudent referral to licensed dietary services.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Physical Therapy Practice

Physical Therapist

4h General

Physical Therapist Assistant

4h General

Disclosure statements

The presenters declare no financial conflicts of interest or commercial sponsorships related to this course’s content. This material is provided strictly for educational purposes and does not qualify participants to perform Medical Nutrition Therapy or replace the necessity of referral to a Registered Dietitian. Practitioners must adhere to their specific state Physical Therapy Practice Act when integrating nutritional concepts into patient care. Discussions regarding dietary supplements focus on peer-reviewed research and clinical contraindications rather than FDA-approved medical prescriptions. Finally, all course materials, including case vignettes and assessments, are proprietary and require explicit written permission for any reproduction or distribution.