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Jodie Sheraton, APD

The use of oral nutrition supplements: Part 2

06 Nov, 2026

Supporting clients through funding, ordering and ongoing nutrition care

The presentation will cover: 

  • Understanding Support at Home funding, Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) considerations, and private purchasing options
  • Supporting clients to obtain oral nutrition supplements 
  • Communicating with case managers, GPs, carers and family members to facilitate timely access and ongoing supply
  • Evaluating adherence, tolerance and clinical outcomes, adjusting supplementation as needs change, and transitioning back to food-first strategies or ceasing supplements when appropriate

Hosted by Robyn Perlstein, APD  

Watching this presentation and completing the assessment can contribute towards assessable Continuing Professional Development hours. 

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About the Presenter

Jodie Sheraton is an Accredited Practising Dietitian with more than 19 years of experience in private practice dietetics. She is the Director of Optimum Intake Dietitians and Myrtle Oak Clinic, and Founder of Elevated Dietetics, where she supports and mentors dietitians to build sustainable and impactful private practices. Jodie leads a large team of dietitians delivering nutrition services across community aged care, residential aged care, disability and clinical settings. She has extensive experience developing and delivering practical, person-centred nutrition services for older adults, including supporting people experiencing malnutrition, frailty, chronic disease and changing nutrition needs as they age. Alongside her clinical and business leadership, Jodie is passionate about strengthening the role of dietitians within aged care and supporting clinicians to translate evidence into practical, meaningful care. She brings a strong understanding of both the clinical complexities of nutrition in older adults and the realities of delivering high-quality dietetic services within evolving aged care system.

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  • Access to a recording of the presentation
  • Presentation notes
  • Assessment quiz and certificate
  • Suggested further reading

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