Associate Professor PhD in Dietetics. Program Leader: Dietetics NWU
Potchefstroom, South Africa
Joined May 2010
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Thank you Prof Amos Laar for an excellent day discussing ethics and etiquette in research at our PhD Support Program being hosted by NWU CEN. @alaar – at Potchefstroom, South Africa
NWU Faculty of Health Sciences working on successfully implementing IPE within our programs.
Health students’ experiences of the process of interprofessional education: a pilot project tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Wonderful to be part of this! @ADSA_RD and #NSSA also partners and looking forward to the implementation.
Welcome to all the European partners to South Africa!
Delighted to be at @theNWU in Potchefstroom for the launch of our €1m ImpENSA @EUErasmusPlus EU-funded project for capacity building to Improve Early Nutrition & Health in South Africa, giving children the best start to life @EarlyNutrition
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We are proud to announce the keynote speakers for @ICD2020CapeTown: Dr @l_haddad (from @GAINalliance), Prof @CorinnaHawkes (from @FoodPolicyCity) and Dr. Stuart Gillespie (from @IFPRI). Abstracts open late April 2019. #ICD2020
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#StartWithBreakfast
Avoid breakfast hassles
TIP 4:
Soak oats and slice your fruit the night before to save time in the morning
@ADSA_RD @HealthZA #NutritionWeek
Robin Dolman-Macleod retweeted
After our longest fast, a healthy breakfast kick-starts the metabolism, lights up mental functioning & boosts physical energy. DYK that having breakfast regularly also helps to protect against type 2 diabetes, heart disease & high blood pressure? #StartWithBreakfast
Robin Dolman-Macleod retweeted
What happens when a girl completes 12 yrs of education?
SHE 👧🏽:
✔️earns more income
✔️has fewer children
✔️provides better health care for her family
✔️is more likely to educate her children
Such are the multiplier effects of girls' education 🙌! RT and promote widely!
Robin Dolman-Macleod retweeted
Why should you have breakfast? @DrDarrenGreen & @SAHeartStroke's Bianca Tromp gives us brekkie tips. #NationalNutritionWeek #ExpressoShow
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It's the start of National Nutrition & Obesity Week. Tune into @expressoshow from 6:30am for a chat with registered dietitian Bianca Tromp from @SAHeartStroke about why #breakfast is the best way to start the day! #StartWithBreakfast
Robin Dolman-Macleod retweeted
Tomorrow is the start of National Nutrition & Obesity Week (9 - 19 Oct), 'Breakfast is the best way to start the day'. Registered dietitians @abbycourtenay & @kimrutgers bust some of the myths surrounding breakfast. #breakfast #StartWithBreakfast
nutritionconfidence.wordpres…
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I’ve been traveling to African countries regularly for more than two decades. I wish others could come along so they could see what I see: a young continent filled with optimism and innovation. b-gat.es/2OHyite
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Original Article: Acceleration of BMI in Early Childhood and Risk of Sustained Obesity nej.md/2Rm5sx2
Editorial: Determinants of Risk for Childhood Obesity nej.md/2IzwgWF
Robin Dolman-Macleod retweeted
Eating breakfast regularly has many health benefits #StartWithBreakfast @HealthZA @ADSA_RD
