Tasmanian Group Seminars
For full information on our meetings, locations etc, click HERE
We invite you to attend our fortnightly seminars, jointly organised by the Tasmanian branches of Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA) and Nutrition Society of Australia (NSA). They are videolinked to several sites around Tasmania, and are consistently held at 1.00-2.00 pm. The day of the seminars will vary between Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays - this (hopefully) provides wider opportunities for people to attend, even if a particular day of the week is routinely difficult for them.
We also have occasional face-to-face meetings.
Details of forthcoming meetings are listed at the above URL and details are emailed regularly to TAS NSA members.
Any queries: email Dr Kiran Ahuja at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Forthcoming Videolinked Seminars
~ If you are on our Register, attendance at one of these seminars event earns 20 CPD points.
Tasmanian Food Security Council & Tasmanian Food Security Strategy ~ Sarah Connally
WHEN Feb 17 [Fri], 1.00-1.50 pm
WHERE Video-linked to multiple sites in Tasmania (details at http://tinyurl.com/lyhrnk)
Sarah is a community dietitian, Population Health section of DHHS, and will speak about the work of the Tasmanian Food Security Council and the soon-to-be- released Tasmanian Food Security Strategy.
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NSA TAS AGM, FOLLOWED BY A PUBLIC MEETING
NSA TAS AGM
WHEN Mar 31 [Sat], 11.30 am -1.00 pm
WHERE Launceston (Sir Raymond Ferrall Centre, UTAS @Newnham)
The AGM will include election of office-bearers. We would gladly welcome new members to our committee. Our foundation chair, David Woodward, will be stepping down from the role of Tasmanian co-chair after a marathon term (he has been chair or co-chair, with only a short break, since the final years of last century).
The AGM is followed by...
Public meeting on Nutrition, Weight Control and Health
WHEN Mar 31 [Sat], 1.00 pm-4.00 pm
WHERE Launceston (Sir Raymond Ferrall Centre, UTAS @Newnham)
The program is
1.00 pm: Popular weight-loss diets: do any of them work, or do they just make your wallet lose weight? - Dr Rosemary Stanton OAM (author and presenter on nutrition, and Visiting Fellow in the School of Medical Sciences, University of NSW)
2.00 pm Tea, coffee, etc
2.30 pm Public health interventions to improve the iodine nutrition of Tasmanians in the 21st century - Judy Seal (Principal Advisor, Public Health Nutrition, DHHS, Tasmania)
3.15 pm Omega-3 fatty acids ('fish oils') and health - Professor Robert Glew (Departments of Surgery and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, School of Medicine, University of New Mexico)
For more details, click HERE.
