Our October Resource of the Month is our Nutrition Care Plans. These provide clear, practical steps to support people at low, medium or high risk of malnutrition - helping professionals move from screening to meaningful action. The care plans outline food fortification advice, hydration prompts, monitoring and review, and guidance on when ONS may be appropriate for those at higher risk. They support consistent nutritional care across community teams, care homes and primary care. Explore the care plans: bit.ly/4zboAlC

On #WorldFoodDay, we're highlighting the importance of food fortification for people at risk of malnutrition. Small changes to everyday meals can make a big difference to nutritional intake, particularly when appetite is poor. Find out more in our food fortification leaflet: bit.ly/4hPmiCP

It's #BoneAndJointWeek and we're highlighting our resources on frailty (bit.ly/4znnT8H) and falls (bit.ly/4ykROO7). Early identification of malnutrition, combined with strength-building activity, is key to maintaining bone and muscle health, reducing falls risk and helping people stay independent for longer. Find out more in our practical guidance and resources.

Our September Resource of the Month is our Dysphagia Fact Sheet. Dysphagia affects safety, nutritional intake and quality of life, and early recognition is essential. Download the fact sheet to support best practice in identifying and managing dysphagia in the community - bit.ly/4cgrZGQ

Our August Resource of the Month is our new podcast focusing on Frailty, Malnutrition & Sarcopenia - Dr Anne Holdoway & Dr Sanjay Suman discuss recognising frailty early, using tools such as the SARC‑F questionnaire & the Clinical Frailty Scale & addressing nutrition issues in routine practice. Time is muscle - early nutrition intervention matters: bit.ly/4x1Np27

Our August Resource of the Month is our new podcast focusing on Frailty, Malnutrition & Sarcopenia where Dr Anne Holdoway & Dr Sanjay Suman discuss recognising frailty early, using tools such as the SARC‑F questionnaire & the Clinial Frailty Scale & addressing nutrition issues in routine practice. Time is muscle - early nutrition intervention matters: bit.ly/4x1Np27

Frailty is not inevitable - nutrition, exercise & early intervention can make a real difference. In our new podcast, Dr Anne Holdway & Dr Sanjay Suman discuss frailty, sarcopenia and malnutrition, alongside the practical steps community professionals can take to identify and support those at risk. The conversation covers recognising early signs, using tools such as SARC‑F & the Clinical Frailty Scale, as well as addressing nutrition issues & eating/drinking difficulties as part of routine practice. The podcast reinforces a key message: time is muscle - delays in accessing nutrition support can lead to avoidable & sometimes irreversible muscle loss. Early nutrition intervention, combined with activity, is essential to protect strength & independence. Listen and explore our new the Frailty Pathway: bit.ly/4x1Np27

Our July resource of the month is our updated Managing Adult Malnutrition in the Community guidance. The 4th edition offers clearer pathways & practical guidance to support day‑to‑day nutritional care across community settings. It is supported by three refreshed patient leaflets for low, medium & high malnutrition risk. All materials are free to download at malnutritionpathway.co.uk

Disease‑related malnutrition affects millions & increases healthcare use, frailty & poor outcomes. We’ve now published the 4th edition of Managing Adult Malnutrition in the Community, with updated evidence, a clearer structure & refreshed patient leaflets for all risk levels. The materials continue to support earlier identification of malnutrition risk, better conversations & improved nutritional care- bit.ly/3SsQ9Xm

This #CarersWeek, we want to thank carers for the vital role they play every day. You are often the first to spot early signs of malnutrition risk - changes in appetite, weight, strength or ability to manage daily tasks. If you’re supporting someone who may be struggling with their nutrition, our practical leaflets can help: malnutritionpathway.co.uk/le…

As Dietitians Week comes to a close, we want to recognise the dedication, professionalism & impact of dietitians. Your work in identifying and treating malnutrition changes lives - often quietly, often behind the scenes, but always with purpose. A big thank you to all the wonderful dietitians who have supported us in developing the free resources on malnutritionpathway.co.uk that assist with the identification, treatment & management of disease‑related malnutrition in the community. Your expertise and generosity continue to shape tools that make a real difference to patients & to the teams who care for them. Thank you for everything you do. #DietitiansWeek #DW2026

Malnutrition care is a team effort & dietitians are at the heart of it. They train colleagues, support decision‑making, advise on appropriate use of oral nutritional supplements and help ensure consistent care across settings Their expertise supports GPs, nurses, pharmacists and carers to act early and confidently #DietitiansWeek #DW2026

Dietitians are often the first to spot the subtle signs of malnutrition - changes in appetite, weight, strength, mood or ability to manage daily tasks. Their assessments guide evidence‑based interventions that help people stay well, recover faster and maintain independence #DietitiansWeek #DW2026

#DietitiansWeek begins today - a chance to recognise a profession that is more than just a job. Dietitians bring clinical expertise, compassion & practical problem‑solving to every conversation about nutrition. Their work is central to identifying & treating malnutrition. This week we celebrate their impact, their leadership & the difference they make every single day. Our June Resource of the Month showcases the essential role they play in malnutrition care - malnutritionpathway.co.uk/pc… #DW2026

On #InternationalNursesDay we’re celebrating the vital role nurses play in preventing malnutrition. Nurses are often the first to notice changes in appetite, weight, hydration or function - and early action makes a real difference to recovery, independence and patient safety. Explore practical guidance and resources designed to support nurses across all settings: malnutritionpathway.co.uk/nu…

Our May Resource of the Month highlights an important part of early malnutrition identification: initiating conversations about unintentional weight loss. These discussions can be challenging, but early, person‑centred conversations make a real difference to timely support. Find out more in our free healthcare professional fact sheet: bit.ly/48ULGCa