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Food/Natural Products and
Drug Interactions:
CRN Network Spring
Meeting, Plymouth Meeting, PA March 2009
Oklahoma Workshop, May 2008
Alaska Dietetic Assn, Anchorage, AK April 2008
Massachusetts Dietetic Assn, Sturbridge, MA March, 2008
South Carolina Council on Renal Nutrition, Columbia, SC, Nov 2007
Connecticut Dietetic Assn, Danbury CT Oct 2007
Cincinnati Dietetic Assn Cincinnati, OH April 2007
PA CDHCF Pittsburgh, PA April 2007
Western NY Dietetic Assn Buffalo, NY April 2007
Nutritious Lifestyles Orlando, Fl Oct 2006
Montana Dietetic Assn, Helena, MT May 2006
Oklahoma Dietetic Assn Tulsa, OK April 2006
Virginia Dietetic Assn Fairfax, VA April 2006
Mississippi Dietetic Assn Vicksburg, MS March 2006
Allied Dietary Consultants Private training Austin TX Dec 2005
HDS Services Private Training East Lansing, MI Oct 2005
Massachusetts CDHCF, Dedham, MA Sept 2005
NJ DHCF Winter Seminar, Princeton, NJ, January 2005
GDA/SCDA Joint Annual Meeting, Augusta, GA May 2004
Michigan CDHCF, Livonia, MI March 2004
Wisconsin Dietetic Association, Madison, WI April
2003
Virginia Dietetic Association, Richmond, VA March 2003
Arizona Dietetic Association, Phoenix, AZ February 2003
Connecticut Dietetic Association, Waterbury, CT, November, 2002
Western Massachusetts Dietetic Association, Springfield, Mass,
Sept. 2002
Florida Dietetic Association, Ft Lauderdale, FL, July, 2002
MD-CDHCF Spring Workshop, Baltimore, MD, May 2002
NCDA Annual Meeting, Durham, NC, April 2002
ODA Spring Meeting, Tulsa, OK, March 2002
Psychotropic Drugs, Nutrition & Weight Management
Considerations
BHN Practice Group Pre-FNCE
Seminar, Chicago, IL Oct 2008
FNCE (ADA Annual Meeting), Philadelphia, PA Oct 2007
Maryland CDHCF, Baltimore, MD May 2007
Nutritious Life Styles Private Training Orlando, Fl Oct 2006
Allied Dietary Consultants Private
training Austin TX Dec 2005
PA CDHCF Elizabethtown, PA, November 2004
CT CD-HCF Westbrook, CT, September 2004
CADA/Consultant Dietitians of California, Costa Mesa, CA January 2004
American Dietetic Assn, FNCE, San Antonio, TX, October 2003
Pharmacology for
Dietitians: Diabetic Agents
NCDA Annual Meeting, Winston-Salem, NC April 2006
Ohio Dietetic Association, April 2005
PADA Annual Meeting, King of Prussia, PA, April 2004
Richmond Dietetic Assn, Richmond, VA, January, 2004
Pharmacology of Selected
Antihypertensive/Cardiac Agents
North Carolina Dietetic Assn
Raleigh, NC April 2008
Richmond Dietetic Assn, Richmond, VA, January, 2004
Drug Therapy of Alzheimer's
Dememtia
Maryland
CDHCF, Baltimore, MD May 2007
Iowa CDHCF Annual Meeting, Des Moines, IA May 2006
Mississippi CDHCF Vicksburg MS March 2006
Indiana CDHCF/IDA Fall Seminar, November 2005
Evaluations/Comments from Previous Presentations:
One of the better teleseminars I've attended; professional, jam
packed with relevant information; knowledgeable presenters, topic well
organized, case studies helpful; case studies were interesting- made me
think of my own clinical examples; good explanation of pharmacokinetics,
used actual drug names instead of drug classes; very informative - Pronsky
& Elbe touched bases on a lot of concerns I have to deal with on a
daily basis.
Teleseminar - Food Medication Interactions, March 2009
Very informative and insightful; very knowledgeable speakers, good
information; extremely important information; very interesting - different
topic that's needed by everyone; thank you for the clear examples - very
good take away information; practical thorough information.
CRN Network Spring
Meeting, Plymouth Meeting, PA March 2009
Really enjoyed Managing Drug Interactions in Cardiac Disease.
Handouts good.
North Carolina Dietetic Assn meeting, April 2008
If you are looking for a seminar that provides
plenty of interesting information in a well planned and comfortable
format, you will not want to miss this presentation.
Pronsky
and Elbe possess an amazing knowledge base on the subject of
food/herb/medication interactions. Pronsky, is a Registered Dietitian, and
Elbe is a Hospital Pharmacy Pharmacist, as well as a pharmacy instructor.
Together they offer complementary education regarding medication
absorption and dietary interaction with medications.
Using several case studies, the presenters quickly involve the audience in
discussion and problem solving. Dietitians are reminded of the importance
of considering all medication interactions in the Nutrition Assessment
process.
The presenters, each with clinical caseloads, provide applicable
illustrations from cases in their own practices. They bring their subject
matter to life.
We are all aware of difficulty keeping up with the vast number and type of
medications on the market.
This seminar is a great way to build on your present knowledge base.
Terry Anderson Girard, MSRD, LDN - Anderson Nutrition Services
Virginia Dietetic Assn Meeting, April 2006
The Massachusetts CDHCF meeting held October 2005
Attendees loved the program. Evaluation forms were filled with comments
like concise, made subject exciting, very practical, case studies worked
well to reinforce their points, timely explanation of current information
on diabetes subject, speakers were very knowledgeable and worked well
together, EXCELLENT PROGRAM.
The Indiana Consultant Dietitians held
our fall meeting in early November 2005. Our program included a four hour
presentation by Zaneta Pronsky and Sr. Jeanne Crowe. Two hours were spent
on Psychotropic Drugs: Nutritional and Weight Managment Considerations and
an additional hour and a half on Drug Therapy of Alzheimer's Dementia.
Due to their superb reputation as speakers, our
attendance was at least 1/3 higher than usual which increased our profits
by more than 33%.
Evaluations were outstanding- 91% of responses on evaluations were
excellent or above average. Evaluation comments included:
They made the information very practical; Let's have them again on
other drug nutrient interactions; Sister Jeanne was a very good
instructor and easy to listen to; Excellent speakers, great
presentations; They gave me information that I can take back and
use; They took a complex subject and made it fun.
Further more, their honoraria and expenses are very reasonable.
They have a variety of presentation topics on pharmacology, diabetes, and
food and drug interactions. We plan to have them again in the
future. I'm sure Zaneta won't mind if I share her email address
with other program planners out there, check out her web site for more
information. ZPronFMI@verizon.net
http://www.foodmedinteractions.com
Marolyn Steffen, RD, CD marolynrd@comcast.net
I
would like to thank you both once again for your wonderful presentation to
our group Jan. 12th.
All
the evaluation forms echoed what a great day it was.
You were both witty, and heldeveryones interest through out the
day. Especially noted was how everyone found the case studies to be a plus
in geling all the information you presented.
Mary
Chambers, Chair,
NJ DHCF
February, 2005
"The Food-Drug Interactions presentation by
Zaneta Pronsky, MS, RD, FADA and Dr. Jeanne Crowe was super! Not only did it
refresh my awareness of what I know in the area, but reminded me that
the drug therapies and knowledge change all of the time, and that we all
need to keep up. I heard my students and colleagues who also
attended state they "it was the best part" of the meeting for them. It helps to gain more skill in managing patients
with potential interactions."
Sylvia Escott-Stump, MA, RD, LDN
Dietetic Programs Director, East Carolina University
"Fast moving- stayed on track; great
refresher and current information-- very useable, very organized - lots
of information. Handouts will be a nice future reference. Really
glad I attended. Excellent. Really liked the explanation as to why
drug/nutrient interactions and pathways. Very well presented -- great
casual atmosphere. Very well done."
"A great conference, Practical
knowledge is appreciated, great handouts, I like 4 hours, very useful in
clinical dietetics, excellent info, both speakers very informative and
knowledgeable and present material in an easy to understand way, raised
my knowledge level of the subject matter."
"We need more of this type of seminar,
I used it immediately the next day at work."
"We had so much positive feedback after your Food Medication
Interactions Workshop."
“Excellent program, useful, varied, and interesting, very informative,
excellent information, very useful, very impressive, good variety of
information, excellent, liked the interaction of the two speakers, good
speakers—made it interesting, very enthusiastic, good session, well
presented, great.”
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