Conference Report: Leveraging the Global Malnutrition Composite Score (GMCS) for Quality Improvement, Health Equity, and Better Patient Outcomes

In this video, review the SPROUT study, Supporting Pediatric Growth and Health Outcomes.

This Perspective review considers the links between nutrition, wounds, and healing, including factors related to high incidence/prevalence of wounds in older adults. Also described are nutrition interventions enhancing wound healing and strategies/tools for including nutrition as part of overall quality wound care.

This American Society on Aging blog discusses a grandparent's role in child nutrition as well as picky eating and use of oral nutrition supplements.

Good nutrition before and after surgery can help you heal faster, fight infection and get home sooner. This surgery toolkit for patients provides solutions to build and maintain strength by following a good nutrition plan.

Read our September 2024 Nutrition Research Review.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) recently approved expanding the Global Malnutrition Composite Score (GMCS) quality measure to include adults aged 18+, in its FY 2025 Final Rule for hospital reporting starting in 2026.

​How malnutrition has been defined, identified, and managed has undergone significant evolution as our understanding of nutrition and causes of malnutrition have grown.​

This human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) infographic shows preclinical and clinical evidence identifying the role of HMOs in infant health and development.

Read our August 2024 Nutrition Research Review.