Evidence-Based Nutrition Advice and Counselling

Empowering family doctors and patients in nutrition communication

• A S Truswell
• G J Hiddink
• C van Weel

Prospects and possible pitfalls of a preventive Polypill: confessions of a health promotion convert

• L W Green

Making healthy choices easy choices: the role of empowerment

• M A Koelen
• B Lindström

The power of communication. Modifying behaviour: effectively influencing nutrition patterns of patients

• F R T Koster
• M W Verheijden
• J A Baartmans

General discussion I

Strategies to enhance effectiveness of individual based nutrition communications

• K M Kolasa

Long-term maintenance of weight loss with sibutramine in a GP setting following a specialist guided very-low-calorie diet: a double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel group study

• E M H Mathus-Vliegen
• for the Balance Study Group

Empowering general practitioners in nutrition communication: individual-based nutrition communication strategies in Croatia

• G Pavlekovic
• O Brborovic

Nutrition communication styles of family doctors: results of quantitative research

• S M E van Dillen
• G J Hiddink
• C M J van Woerkum

Nutrition-related information-seeking behaviours before and throughout the course of pregnancy: consequences for nutrition communication

• E M Szwajcer
• G J Hiddink
• C M J van Woerkum

Public health impact of community-based nutrition and lifestyle interventions

• M W Verheijden
• F J Kok

Healthy diet in primary care: views of general practitioners and nurses from Europe

• R Piñeiro
• C Brotons
• on behalf of EUROPREV network

Nutritional deficiency in general practice: a systematic review

• C A M van Wayenburg
• F A van de Laar
• J J van Binsbergen

R&P: the multiple meaning of a research project in general practice

• Giorgio Visentin
• on behalf of R&P Collaborative Group

Empowering primary care to tackle the obesity epidemic: the Counterweight Programme

• The Counterweight Project Team

Seeking the balance between individual and community-based nutritional interventions

• W W Rosser

General discussion session II (follows Rosser)

Personalized nutrition communication through ICT application: how to overcome the gap between potential effectiveness and reality

• L I Bouwman
• G J Hiddink
• C van Woerkum

Arbor Clinical Nutrition Updates: evidence-based clinical nutrition education using the Internet

• A D Helman

Potentials and pitfalls for nutrition counselling in general practice

• M W Verheijden
• J C Bakx
• W A Van Staveren

The internet and nutrition education: challenges and opportunities

• J Brug
• A Oenema
• H Raat

The effectiveness of nutrition counselling by Australian General Practitioners

• L Nicholas
• D Pond
• D C K Roberts

The Cochrane Collaboration

• R J P M Scholten
• M Clarke
• J Hetherington

Some problems with Cochrane reviews of diet and chronic disease

• A S Truswell

Systematic reviews incorporating evidence from nonrandomized study designs: reasons for caution when estimating health effects

• B C Reeves
• J van Binsbergen
• C van Weel

Organisation of a proposed Cochrane Diet and Nutrition Field

• M Lodge
• L Becker
• W Rosser

How can a proposed Cochrane diet and nutrition field work effectively?

• L A Becker
• J J van Binsbergen

The Cochrane Library: more systematic reviews on nutrition needed

• C D Summerbell
• P Chinnock
• J J van Binsbergen

Role of social support in lifestyle-focused weight management interventions

• M W Verheijden
• J C Bakx
• W A van Staveren

Nutritional deficiency in Dutch primary care: data from general practice research and registration networks

• C A M van Wayenburg
• F A van de Laar
• C van Weel

Discussion at the end of Cochrane Session