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Describe the different gastrointestinal symptoms experienced by individuals participating in sport and exercise, including the degree of incidence and severity.
Explain the concept of exercise-induced gastrointestinal syndrome, and the associated acute and chronic health implication.
Describe the key factors that exacerbate exercise-induced gastrointestinal syndrome.
Summarise the current evidence-based prevention and management strategies for exercise-associated gastrointestinal perturbations and symptoms.
Evaluate the efficacy of these prevention and management strategies.
课程概况
The gut is a complex part of the human body, and can be affected by many different factors. It’s vital healthcare professionals have a solid understanding of how the gut works, and what can exacerbate or improve gut problems.
On this course you will grow your understanding of gut health and learn current information on food, exercise and its effects on the gastrointestinal tract. You will explore subjects like exercise-induced gastrointestinal syndrome and nutritional intervention – leaving the course with an improved understanding that you can apply in your practice.
课程大纲
The gastrointestinal tract
Exercise-induced gastrointestinal syndrome
Exacerbators
Nutritional intervention and dietary modification
Gut training
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Places in this course are limited to 100, so please register early to avoid disappointment.
This course is designed for healthcare professionals, specifically sports physicians and dietitians. It assumes knowledge of science, medicine and healthcare practice.
Who has recognised this course?
This course is recognised by:
Sports Dietitian Australia (SDA): Successful completion of this course will attract 20 SDA CPD Points for members.
Sports Nutrition Exercise Register (SENr)/British Dietetic Association (BDA): endorsement applies only to the educational content of the learning activity.
If you have any questions on the course, its accreditation/endorsement or how it may relate to your professional healthcare practice we encourage you to email your questions to base.nutrition@monash.edu
