Brief description
Culinary Medicine is a new method of translating the findings of nutritional medicine into the lives of patients and clients, thereby optimizing the success of the counseling process. Culinary Medicine combines nutritional medicine, nutritional science, dietetics and psychology with practical culinary skills. The teaching format is an indication-related cooking course with 28 teaching units (TU/LVS) divided into 4 days, which is based on the evidence-based guideline "Nutrition Therapy in Clinic and Practice (LEKuP, Hauner et al. 2019)".
Learning objectives
Participants will be able to recognize and differentiate between the nutritional medical conditions listed in the LEKuP and determine the indications for nutritional therapy. They know the principles of nutritional therapy and their practical implementation in dietetics and culinary arts. These can be applied in practice. The success of the therapy can be assessed.
Monat: September 2022
2022 Teaching Kitchen Research Conference (TKRC)
The 2022 Teaching Kitchen Research Conference (TKRC), will take place Tuesday and Wednesday October 18-19, 2022. This will be the third international scientific conference devoted to original research involving teaching kitchens. It is being hosted by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Department of Nutrition in association with the Teaching Kitchen Collaborative (TKC). The conference will take place both virtually and at the Luskin Conference Center at UCLA in Los Angeles, CA. (In the event that public health guidance prohibits an in-person gathering the conference will convene virtually for all registrants.)