Enteral nutrition for the hospitalized patient
- How to identify malnutrition
- When should you start feeding a hospitalized patient
- To learn about the different types of enteral nutrition feeding methods
- To understand what and how to feed to a hospitalized patient
Dr. Baptista Da Silva graduated in 2015 in Veterinary Medicine at UNESP in Botucatu (Brazil).
From 2016 to 2018 she did a Residency in Nutrition and Clinical Nutrition of Dogs and Cats at the same university.
In 2018, she worked in the Scientific Technical Department of the pet food company PremieR Pet (Brazil), where she offered in-house training and presented several lectures on clinical nutrition nationwide for Universities and Veterinary Hospitals.
Since 2019, she is carrying out a Residency in Animal Nutrition at the University of Ghent (Belgium) by the ECVCN which will be accomplished at the end of March 2022.
From April 2022 on she will start her PhD at the same University, having as a research line the use of insects in pet food for dogs and cats.
From 2016 to 2018 she did a Residency in Nutrition and Clinical Nutrition of Dogs and Cats at the same university.
In 2018, she worked in the Scientific Technical Department of the pet food company PremieR Pet (Brazil), where she offered in-house training and presented several lectures on clinical nutrition nationwide for Universities and Veterinary Hospitals.
Since 2019, she is carrying out a Residency in Animal Nutrition at the University of Ghent (Belgium) by the ECVCN which will be accomplished at the end of March 2022.
From April 2022 on she will start her PhD at the same University, having as a research line the use of insects in pet food for dogs and cats.