The Essential Pocket Guide for Clinical Nutrition

Highly recommend for dietetics students and those who are new in their RD-career. It comes very handy during my clinical rotations and current in-pt work.

Just know you do need this in your nutrition study, holds all the necessary information that you need to keep.

This book is incredibly useful for the dietetic internship. All the information is organized and compact ready for quick use. I can’t recommend this enough!

I used this book everyday in my clinicals for my dietetic internship. Definitely recommend! The only downside are the pages are fragile due to it being spiral bound so my cover ripped off after a few uses

Arrive on time, smaller than expected. content great!

I thought it was time to update my copy of this book from 2009, l loved using this book as a reference, as it is much more comprehensive than I would have thought. This book is a wonderful resource. I highly recommend it

This pocket guide has been amazing for clinical nutrition internship.

Quite literally pocket sized but has all the information you'll need.

The actual content of the book is fantastic - I work in an outpatient role and I love that it covers such a huge variety of clinical practice areas in a tiny package. What I don’t love is that the format is incorrectly listed as hardcover - the book is actually spiral-bound, and it’s not as durable as what would be ideal for something that’s used on a daily basis. The description should be updated ASAP, particularly to reflect value and lifespan for pricing. I hope the publisher will consider making the next edition a bit tougher to withstand everyday use. One note: it’s US-based, so occasionally the units aren’t given as used in Canada or internationally or everywhere else in the world (a few of the diabetes drugs brands are different). If this book could include metric units and be a hardcover in the next edition, I feel like it should be a required material for practicing students. The appendix lists the DRIs, conversion factors, lists of food servings for important nutrients, and a lengthy list of drug-nutrient interactions (with generic names, so Canadian-friendly there). I’m sure it will only continue to improve with time, and am grateful I didn’t have to spend hours compiling this info on my own to keep in one place. I’d give 4.5 stars if the option were there.

I like the content of the book its helpful, but the book it self with very weak paper and its easy spplitted

excellent book good size to carry on placement

Todo excelente

its very beneficial i loved it