Education Portal

The Canadian Nutrition Society (CNS) proudly supports the advancement of nutrition literacy and education. Towards this goal, the society has created the Education Portal to access presentations and educational content from leading experts who have contributed content at CNS events. If you aren’t already a CNS member, join today and receive discounted rates and special offerings. Thank you for your interest in CNS and our educational resources!

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Novel Approaches to Promote Healthy Eating
Using Social Media in Nutrition Practice and to Share Nutrition Knowledge
Challenges and Opportunities in Nutrition Research
Subjective Global Assessment (Video)
Sodium Part 2 - Industry progress of voluntary sodium reduction in Canada
Sodium Part 1 - Sodium and Cardiovascular Health - Facts or Fantasy
Hospital to home: gaps in nutrition care and benefits to consultation with a dietitian
Malnutrition Transitions from Hospital to Home: Linking Patients with Nutrition Care in the Community
Malnutrition Initiatives in Home Care
Dishing up data: making science more digestible for the public
Developing and validating a national foodservice standard to prevent malnutrition in hospital
The Importance of Sarcopenia Diagnosis and Treatment Across the Continuum of Care
An overview of nutritional health of new Canadians
Vitamin D, lean mass and osteoporosis: implications for further research and practical applications for use in clinical practice
Nutrition, microbes, and human diseases: insights into pathogenesis and potential treatments
Implementation of the INPAC in Canadian hospitals: key elements to success
Sell It: Engagement to foster the best nutrition care
Evidence-based improvements in nutrition care for hospital patients
Metabolic and Health Effects of Low-Calorie Sweeteners (LCS)
Making Sense of Popular Diets - An Overview and Evaluation of Paleo, Gluten-Free, and Dairy-Free Diets
DHA in Maternal/Child Health
Understanding the Different Perspectives of Sugar
INPAC-ting Malnutrition in Your Hospital - the Integrated Nutrition Pathway for Acute Care
Let Thy Food Be Thy Medicine
Malnutrition in Canadian Hospitals - Why We Should Act