Jejunal feeding presented by Emma Osland, AdvAPD
Indications and practical evidence-based recommendations
Storytelling is how Emma Osland, AdvAPD, creates opportunities for learning. She has a thorough knowledge of the evolving evidence base and uses critical thinking to apply it in clinical practice. Jejunal feeding is no exception. Emma covers indications, practical considerations, and troubleshooting, finishing with case studies that demonstrate how jejunal feeding adds layers of complexity as an enteral feeding pathway.
Learn about:
- Clinical areas where indications for jejunal feeding has been revised
- Feed selection and considerations around concurrent PERT
- Managing jejunal feeding complications in an MDT
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Emma Osland is an Advanced Accredited Practicing Dietitian currently based at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. In her career to date, Emma has worked across a broad range of practice areas and is recognised for her expertise in nutrition support and surgical nutrition. Her particular clinical interests include micronutrients, parenteral nutrition, intestinal failure, and she loves seeing how nutrition can positively impact her patients quality of life.
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