Uses a case-study approach. Cost-effectiveness research is presented. Current technology will be utilized to examine nutrition therapy and drug-nutrient interactions. Integration and regulation of metabolism, enzyme kinetics, fluid and electrolyte balance are discussed. Grant writing is presented.
Students gain practical application of research techniques and project management.
An undergraduate course in Statistics. An in-depth exploration of current issues such as herbs, nutraceuticals, alternative medicine, women's health issues, food additive safety, professional certification, licen sure, reimbursement, and other in nutrition and dietetics. Using seminar format, student will investigate and critically analyze emerging topics and present them in written and oral presentation formats for both the professional and lay audiences. Research in dietetics. Supervised practice involves 32 hours on site.