
Show Notes
If you're a member of DNS, you likely know about our bi-monthly publication Support Line. Every two months we put out a new issue of Support Line for our members that is packed with articles focused on nutrition support. In December 2021, we published the article 'Considerations for Implementation of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Programs in Kidney and Liver Transplant Patients' by Rachel Ludke.
Today we welcome Rachel to share the key highlights of her article. And even better, we have a FREE download of her article for you to read along!
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Closed captions provided by Katie Gengozian RDN
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