The Practice Development Network for Allied Health Professions - Dietetics is Chaired by Rosemary Richardson and network representatives are in place across Scotland. For more information about the network and to find out when the next meeting will take place, please contact Rosemary Richardson.
Network Objectives
- Draft Objectives for the Practice Development Network for AHPs - Dietetics (Word, 192K, 54 Secs)
Service Development Initiatives
Please complete the template below to provide details on project and audit information for Dietetics development initiatives. Email completed templates to ahpadmin.qis@nhs.net for publication on this page.
- Blank template (Excel, 14K, 3 Secs)
- Dietetic Service Development Initiatives (Excel, 219K, 1.20Mins)
- Instructions on how to use the initiatives document (Word, 24K, 6 Secs)
Practice Development Network for Allied Health Professions – Dietetic Bulletin
Click here to download the Practice Development Network for Allied Health Professions – Dietetic Bulletin (PDF, 252K, 2.11Mins)Stakeholder Event
The Dietetics Stakeholder Event was held on Tuesday 16th May 2006 at City & Guilds, West George Street, Glasgow.
- Topic Specific Group Presentation (PPT, 271K, 1.17Mins)
- Fredrics DiMascio's Presentation (PPT, 27K, 7 Secs)
- Action points from the event (Word, 245K, 1.9Mins)
Key Achievements
NHS Forth Valley Celebrating Success Awards
Congratulations to Morag Ogilvie, Project Dietician and Diane Stirling, Dietetic Assistant on recieving the runner up prize at the NHS Forth Valley Celebrating Success Awards for the Stroke Nutritional Awareness Project (SNAP). Andy Kerr, the Scottish Minister for Health presented the prize at the Stirling County Rugby Club on 15th May 2006. For more information on the SNAP project please contact Morag Ogilvie. (From left to right: Ian Mullen, Chairman NHS Forth Valley, Diane Stirling, Dietetic Assistant, Fiona Mackenzie, Chief Executive NHS Forth Valley, Morag Ogilvie, Project Dietitian, Andy Kerr, Minister for Health and Community Care)
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