Acute hospitalization of cancer community-based patients: a cross sectional look into identifying nutritional risk, status and functional compromise and a window onto nutritional perceptions and unmet needs

Elisabete Neto; Paula Alves; Marta Correia; Susana Irving

Acute hospitalization of cancer community-based patients: a cross sectional look into identifying nutritional risk, status and functional compromise and a window onto nutritional perceptions and unmet needs

Elisabete Neto, Paula Alves, Marta Correia, Susana Irving

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Abstract

Background - Cancer-related malnutrition is prevalent. Moreover, nutritional status can be dynamic, resulting from a cumulative risk of deterioration, specially if multimodal treatments are proposed. Nowadays, due to treatment advances, more people living with cancer are being managed as community-based outpatients. Systematic nutritional risk identification should be conducted and established throughout the oncology care continuum. Objectives - To evaluate the nutritional risk and status, and functional compromise of cancer patients at an acute hospitalization timepoint. to capture participant’s nutritional perceptions and unmet needs whilst outpatients

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 10 May 2023
Event	XXII Congress of Food and Nutrition and III International Congress of Food and Nutrition - Alfândega do Porto, Porto, Portugal Duration: 11 May 2023 → 12 May 2023

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Conference	XXII Congress of Food and Nutrition and III International Congress of Food and Nutrition
Country/Territory	Portugal
City	Porto
Period	11/05/23 → 12/05/23

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Neto, E., Alves, P., Correia, M., & Irving, S. (2023). Acute hospitalization of cancer community-based patients: a cross sectional look into identifying nutritional risk, status and functional compromise and a window onto nutritional perceptions and unmet needs. Poster session presented at XXII Congress of Food and Nutrition and III International Congress of Food and Nutrition, Porto, Portugal. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/41961

Neto, Elisabete ; Alves, Paula ; Correia, Marta et al. / Acute hospitalization of cancer community-based patients : a cross sectional look into identifying nutritional risk, status and functional compromise and a window onto nutritional perceptions and unmet needs. Poster session presented at XXII Congress of Food and Nutrition and III International Congress of Food and Nutrition, Porto, Portugal.

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Acute hospitalization of cancer community-based patients: a cross sectional look into identifying nutritional risk, status and functional compromise and a window onto nutritional perceptions and unmet needs. / Neto, Elisabete; Alves, Paula; Correia, Marta et al.
2023. Poster session presented at XXII Congress of Food and Nutrition and III International Congress of Food and Nutrition, Porto, Portugal.

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Neto E, Alves P, Correia M, Irving S. Acute hospitalization of cancer community-based patients: a cross sectional look into identifying nutritional risk, status and functional compromise and a window onto nutritional perceptions and unmet needs. 2023. Poster session presented at XXII Congress of Food and Nutrition and III International Congress of Food and Nutrition, Porto, Portugal.