GlossaryNutrition · Consultation
Nutrition teleconsultation
A nutrition consultation conducted remotely via video call or phone.
Definition and context
A nutrition consultation conducted remotely via video call or phone. This definition summarizes the main objective of the concept so that any reader can quickly identify how to apply it.
Follows the same clinical structure as an in-person consultation, adapting the assessment (self-reported weight/circumferences) and sharing digital materials.
Why is it relevant?
Expands access, reduces no-shows, and maintains continuity of care when in-person attendance is not possible.
Applied example
How to apply it in Almendra
- Integrate the video call link into the Almendra appointment and send reminders.
- Request weight, circumferences, and photos in advance to save time during the consultation.
- Send the updated plan and materials through the same platform.
Key recommendations
- Establish a pre-consultation checklist (measurement data, labs, question agenda).
- Ensure privacy and a stable connection.
- Use visual materials and clear summaries.
- Plan follow-up with automatic reminders.
- Confirm actions and metrics to monitor after the call.
Frequently asked questions
Is it as effective as in-person?
It can be, if data is prepared in advance and good follow-up is maintained.
What about measurements?
Request self-reported weight and circumferences and validate trends during follow-ups.
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Next step
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