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Nutripodcast || BBG (Bincang Bincang Gizi) #05 "Jenjang Karir Ahli Gizi"

18:49952 summary words · ~5 min readEnglishBy HMP D3 Gizi Poltekkes MalangTranscribed Jul 27, 2026
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Summary

A nutrition career splits into three distinct fields—clinical, community, and industrial—each with different workplaces, daily tasks, and tradeoffs, and all offer viable long-term prospects if you keep upgrading your skills.

Choosing the wrong branch early can waste years of study and job trial-and-error for nutrition students and graduates.

Section summaries

0:16-1:14

Intro and host introduction

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Host Amira opens with a greeting and the 'Gizi Polkesma' cheer slogan (sehat, aman, bergizi, sukses, berprestasi), then introduces herself and the podcast from Poltekes Kemenkes Malang. She builds rapport before bringing on the guest. The segment is purely ceremonial and contains no career content.

Only branding and welcomes, no information on nutrition careers.

1:18-3:11

Guest CV and topic framing

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Amira reads Ibu Nindia's CV: D3 nutrition at Poltekes Malang 2020, S1 at Brawijaya 2021–2023, then dietitian at PT Senjani Teknoboga 2024 and Puskesmas Gondang Legi 2025–now, with experience in individual/group assessment, education, and hospital/industrial food management. They state today's goal: dissect the nutrition career path. This sets credibility and scope.

  • Guest is a recent D3-to-S1 graduate working in both industry and Puskesmas
  • Episode aims to explain nutrition career ladder concretely

Useful for context on speaker background but not core teaching.

3:14-6:16

Three branches defined

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Nindia explains the basic difference among clinical, community, and industrial nutrition is focus of service and workspace. Clinical = individual patients with medical conditions (diabetes, kidney) in hospitals using assessment to monitoring. Community = promotive (education) and preventive (balita status monitoring, supplementation) at Puskesmas/Dinas. Industrial = food process, quality control, safety, management at F&B, catering, hotels, schools. She closes that targets and scope differ visibly.

  • Clinical nutrition works inside hospitals on sick individuals
  • Community nutrition does promotion and prevention in public health settings
  • Industrial nutrition manages food production and service quality

Foundational definitions every viewer needs before later sections.

6:23-9:13

Daily tasks per branch

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Nindia details daily work: clinical rounds on inpatients, nutrition assessment, calorie counting, diet cycles, outpatient counseling; community runs Posyandu monitoring, pregnancy education, home visits, stunting PMT, TTD and vitamin A distribution; industrial supervises production quality, develops new products, manages SDM and kitchen workflow. She stresses practice differs despite same science.

  • Clinical dietitians write diet cycles and counsel rawat jalan patients
  • Community dietitians hand out TTD tablets and vitamin A at schools
  • Industrial dietitians may manage cooks and new product lines

Shows real routines that help listeners pick a fit.

9:16-12:23

Pros and cons of each field

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Nindia shares enjoyables: clinical sees patient recovery, community has wide social reach and behavior change, industrial merges nutrition with food innovation. Challenges: clinical needs fast detailed care for varied cases; community needs repeated education and patience for behavior shift; industrial must hold consistent quality under production targets. She concludes none is easiest, depends on interest and ability.

  • Community nutrition suits people who like high social interaction
  • Industrial challenge is daily consistent product quality
  • No branch is universally easier; match to your interest

Directly informs career satisfaction and burnout risk.

12:36-14:14

Q&A 1: Is the career secure?

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From Instagram, Edvial asks if nutrition pays enough. Nindia says demand is large due to health policy focus; early pay is modest like other health jobs but growth is wide—hospitals, food industry, digital education, research, own business. She asserts the profession is secure if skills and adaptation improve. Answer targets pay anxiety.

  • Government health focus keeps nutrition demand high
  • Dietitians can enter digital consulting and startups, not just hospitals

Addresses the most common student fear about income.

14:17-15:37

Q&A 2: Non-hospital opportunities

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Abdullah asks non-hospital paths. Nindia repeats Dinas Kesehatan, community programs like SSGI (government nutrition survey hiring graduates), F&B, catering, hotels, schools, offices, plus digital roles (content creator, online consultation, healthy food online shop). She emphasizes flexibility across sectors.

  • SSGI is a government program that recruits nutrition graduates
  • Digital nutrition creator and online consult are valid careers now

Expands perceived job map beyond clinics.

15:46-17:05

Q&A 3: Clinical challenges

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KFDI asks biggest clinical challenge. Nindia says patient conditions vary heavily in hospitals, requiring precise detail especially with complications, aligning diet with meds and eating ability. Second challenge is adherence—changing diet takes time—so dietitians need communication and problem-solving to counter non-compliance.

  • Clinical dietitians must tailor diet to drug therapy and complications
  • Patient non-adherence requires creative communication, not just knowledge

Gives realistic clinical expectation for hospital-bound listeners.

17:09-18:27

Closing and slogan

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Amira thanks Nindia, praises the breadth of nutrition world, and signs off with the Gizi Polkesma cheer again. She asks for likes/subscribe and directs questions to Instagram @MPD3 Gizimalang, then encourages listeners to pursue their future. Pure outro.

Only thanks, slogan, and channel plug with no new content.

Key points

  • Three nutrition branches differ by setting and服务对象 — Clinical nutrition treats individual hospital patients with conditions like diabetes and kidney failure via assessment to monitoring; community nutrition does promotive and preventive work (Posyandu, stunting programs) at Puskesmas or health offices; industrial nutrition handles food production quality, safety, and foodservice management at companies, hotels, and schools.
  • Daily work is field-specific — Clinical dietitians round on inpatients, calculate calories, set diets, and counsel outpatients; community dietitians run Posyandu monitoring, pregnancy education, home visits, and supplement distribution; industrial dietitians supervise production quality and develop new food products with manpower planning.
  • Enjoyable vs challenging per branch — Clinical is rewarding when patients improve but hard due to varied medical states; community offers wide social contact and behavior change but needs patience for slow results; industrial teaches food innovation yet demands consistent product quality against production targets.
  • Career is secure if skills grow — Nutrition demand is rising with government health focus; early pay is modest like other health jobs, but paths now include hospitals, Dinas Kesehatan, SSGI program, F&B firms, digital consulting, and healthy-food startups.
tak kenal maka tak sayang Amira Mutia Elvareta
walaupun sama-sama ilmu gizi praktik kerjanya itu sangat berbeda ya Ibu Nindia Syamsi Amali

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0:16

Hello, everyone. How are you

0:18

today? I hope you are always healthy

0:21

and stay enthusiastic.

0:24

OK, before we get into the main part of the event, let's

0:27

jargon first.

0:29

If I say nutrition for the community health center, the answer is

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healthy, safe, nutritious, successful, and

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high-achieving.

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OK, now together, okay?

0:40

Polkesma Nutrition. Healthy,

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safe, [singing]

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nutritious, successful, high achieving.

0:49

[applause]

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Okay, I think I'm more excited

0:54

to watch and listen to

0:57

today's podcast. I welcome you to the

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Nutri podcast of Poltekes Kemenkes Malang.

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As the saying goes, if you

1:06

don't know, you won't love. So

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, let me introduce myself, I'm Amira Mutia

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Elvareta, who will be hosting

1:14

today's podcast.

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Well, it seems like everyone is curious

1:20

about our resource person today.

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Our special guest, Mrs. Nindia

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Syamsi Amali, SGZ, a nutritionist

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with experience in the world of nutrition, has arrived.

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Well, next I will read

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Mrs. Nindia's CV first,

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friends.

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Ms. Nindia is a graduate of the Bachelor of Nutrition

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from Brawijaya University with

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experience in individual

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and group nutrition assessments,

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implementing nutrition-related health education programs

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, and managing

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food services in hospitals

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and the healthy food industry. Regarding her

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educational background, she

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graduated as a nutrition specialist from the

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Ministry of Health Polytechnic in Malang in 2020.

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She then continued her bachelor's degree in nutrition at

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Brawijaya University in Malang in

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2021 and graduated in 2023.

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As for her work experience, in

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2024 she worked as a

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nutritionist at PT Senjani Teknoboga. Then in

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2025 until now he

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worked as a nutritionist at the

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Gondang Legi Community Health Center UPT. Good morning, Mrs.

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Nindia.

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Good morning, too.

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How are you today, Ma'am?

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Alhamdulillah, fine.

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Alhamdulillah, I hope you are always healthy and

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stay enthusiastic, Ma'am. Thank you,

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Ms. Nindia, for coming and

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sharing your knowledge with us on the Nutri

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Podcast of Poltekes Kemenkes Malang. You're welcome

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. Thank you also for

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inviting me. So, today we

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will thoroughly explore the topic of

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career paths for nutritionists. Okay, let

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's get straight to the main discussion, namely the

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career path of a nutritionist.

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Surely we often hear

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the terms clinical nutrition, community nutrition,

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and industrial nutrition.

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But perhaps most students,

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especially those at the beginning level,

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are still confused about the difference between

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clinical nutrition, community nutrition, and

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industrial nutrition. If I may ask, ma'am,

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what is the most fundamental difference between these three fields

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? Okay. Okay. So, the basic thing about these three areas

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is the focus of

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service and also the different work spaces

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. The first is in

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clinical nutrition. This clinical nutrition focuses

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on treating individual patients

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or patients with certain medical conditions

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such as diabetes,

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kidney failure, and

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other diseases that are commonly suffered by

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inpatients in hospitals. So

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the approach is more towards nutritional care

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starting from assessment to monitoring and evaluation

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like that. Then the second is

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community nutrition. In community nutrition,

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we focus more on promotive

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and preventive efforts. Examples of promotional efforts

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are where up ee

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activities that increase

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knowledge. Examples include

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nutrition education and counseling. Then, for

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preventive efforts in nutrition, it

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is usually ee monitoring the nutritional status of toddlers

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and providing ee supplements to babies

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and also ee to teenage girls like that.

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So carry out

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health interventions in the community. Then,

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industrial nutrition is more related

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to the food itself, starting from the

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process of making food

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to serving food to

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consumers or customers. So there

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's quality control,

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food safety, and also management, which will

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then be used for career prospects

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. The career prospects are also quite

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broad. Clinical nutrition may be needed in the

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first hospital of course. continue

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in clinics and

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other health services. Then, for

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community nutrition, this is needed at the Community Health Center,

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Health Service, and also other

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community health programs

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. Well, for industrial nutrition itself,

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ee is much needed in

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food and beverage companies, eh catering and

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food services such as hotels, restaurants,

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and also schools that usually

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organize food ee, there are

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food organizers like that. The office

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can do that too. The important thing is that

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there is a process of preparing

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food like that.

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So the visible difference is

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in the targets and also the scope of

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work, right? Well, that's how it is,

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friends. So, to give you a

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real picture, ma'am, can you

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tell us about the typical daily routine

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of a nutritionist

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working in the fields of clinical nutrition,

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community nutrition, and industrial nutrition?

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Oh yes. Okay, so the first daily activity is

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clinical nutrition, right? Clinical nutrition is the

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most important thing, usually the first time we

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come in, we visit inpatients.

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Hey, when we visit inpatients, we

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observe the patients.

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So, this observation will later be used as a

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basis for us to conduct

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nutritional assessments. Nutrition assessment up to monitoring and evaluation.

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Well, in the nutritional assessment, the first thing

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will be, uh, then there will be

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nutritional intervention, right? So, we need to calculate the

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patient's calorie needs and also

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determine his diet. Apart from that,

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we also have a diet menu cycle at the

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hospital. This is not done

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every day but ee once every few months

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depending on the policy of

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each hospital. Oh, and

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finally, there was providing

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nutritional counseling to outpatients. So in the

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hospital, there are not only

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inpatients, but there are also

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outpatients like that. Then the second is

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in community nutrition. In community nutrition, the

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activities include running

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nutrition programs. For example,

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monitoring the nutritional status of toddlers at

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Posyandu, then nutrition education for

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pregnant women, there are also home visits to toddlers

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or pregnant women with nutritional problems. Ee

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there is also counseling on the implementation of

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stunting programs such as local PMT and

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also ee monitoring of nutritional supplementation.

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For example, like distributing

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iron tablets to schools, there is

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also the distribution of vitamin A to babies and

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toddlers like that. Then the

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last one is industrial nutrition. His daily activities

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include

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monitoring food quality and

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safety, from the

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initial production process to serving it to

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consumers. So we need to

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supervise, sometimes we also need to

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jump in directly. So it helps to make the

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process smoother. In addition,

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EE in industrial nutrition can also

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develop new food products and

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also manage the EE food service system

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. So later on, we will

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carry out management such as managing

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HR, then managing the work of

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each

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chef like that. So,

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even though they are both in nutritional science, the

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work practices are very different,

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depending on the chosen field.

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Well, every field certainly has its ups and

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downs, right, Mom?

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Certain. So, what do you think is the

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most enjoyable and challenging thing

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about these three fields? I'll

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probably start with my favorites first. Ee what

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is fun about each

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field? The fun part of

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clinical nutrition is when we can see the

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patient's condition start to improve. So

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we can know the impact of the diet

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we have given to each

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patient like that. Then, for

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nutrition in community nutrition, the

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good thing is that the scope is broad

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and we can be close to the community.

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So we go directly into the field

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to provide nutrition education, provide

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family support, and we can

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see gradual changes in community behavior

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. Previously, in

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clinical nutrition, we could see changes in the

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patient's medical condition, but in

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community nutrition, we can see changes in the

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community's behavior like that. And

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also, in this community nutrition, there is a lot of

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social interaction. So, for

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friends who enjoy

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social interaction, you can really get involved in

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community nutrition. There. Then, what's

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interesting about industrial nutrition is that we

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can learn more about the ins and outs of

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food itself. So nutritional science is

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combined with food innovation and

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management. How do we organize

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a food service system?

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We learn about

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product quality, food safety, and also

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how food is produced from the

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beginning until it is served to

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customers like that.

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So, what about the challenge itself

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, Ma'am? Okay, the

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first challenge in clinical nutrition is that

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of course

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each patient's medical condition is different. So

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we need proper, fast,

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and detailed handling. In

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community nutrition, the challenge is more about

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changing behavior because education or

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counseling is not enough, just

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once or twice. And what's more, the

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conditions of each target we educate are

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different. So it requires a

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suitable communication approach,

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good communication, and also a

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lot of patience to be able to see the

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changes in behavior. There.

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Then in industrial nutrition. In

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industrial nutrition the challenge is usually

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related to ee production targets.

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production targets, then ee

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product quality must be maintained. E

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maintaining product quality consistency is

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very difficult, yes. So every day it has to be the

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same good product like that.

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Then for the next one, that's it.

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Okay, that's it. So, these three, eh, none of them are the

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easiest or the most difficult,

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right? Well, each one has its

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own advantages and disadvantages,

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depending on your abilities and interests

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in that field. So,

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what do you think, friends, after hearing

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Mrs. Nindia's explanation? Are you

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interested in entering industrial nutrition,

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community nutrition, or clinical nutrition?

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Well, next we go into the Q&A session

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from Instagram.

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So, there's a question, ma'am, from our

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friends via our Instagram story

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.

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I'll read the question, okay, ma'am? The

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first question is from Sis Edvial

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Aliska.

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Hey, according to you, is a career as a nutritionist

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guaranteed in the future? Because

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we often hear that

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health workers' salaries are low, Ma'am. Okay.

13:03

Hey, if we're talking about guaranteeing a return

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, how do we develop

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our skills or abilities in

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that field? Currently, the need for

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nutritionists is still quite large. Moreover,

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recently the government has paid a lot of attention to the issue of public health and eating patterns

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. Indeed, at the beginning of a

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career, the income is usually not that

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big, unlike

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other health professions. But the opportunities for

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development are still quite wide.

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Oh, because nutritionists nowadays are not only

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limited to working in hospitals.

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As we have discussed previously,

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you can enter the food industry, you can

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enter digital education, you can enter a

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university to conduct research,

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and even open your own business practice

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. So, in my opinion, the profession of

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nutritionist is guaranteed and

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has good opportunities in the future

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. especially if we are ee, we will

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improve our skills more often and can

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adapt to developments

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like that. Well, that's how it is, Brother

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Viial. Hopefully the question has been

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answered.

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So, next is the second question

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from Abdullah. What are the

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career opportunities for a nutritionist besides working

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in a hospital? Okay, so we also discussed the opportunities for

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nutritionists other than working in hospitals

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earlier. The opportunities for

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nutritionists are very broad. Not only

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limited to hospitals. Apart from

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health services such as hospitals,

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we can also join the

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Health Service, then in the community health program

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. For example, SSGI.

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Have you ever heard of SSGI?

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Not yet.

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Okay. Not yet. So, SSGI is also

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one of the nutrition programs implemented by

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the government and usually recruits

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nutrition graduates like that. Ee, we can also

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join food and

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beverage companies, catering and also food services

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such as in hotels, schools, and also

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in offices like that. So,

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now there are starting to be lots of opportunities to

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work in the digital field. For example,

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like nutritional content creators, ee, continue

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to consult

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online about nutrition and can also open

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food, open a healthy food business, or something like that

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online, there are lots of things

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like that now. So the field of nutrition is

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very flexible and can expand into

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many sectors.

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Well, it turns out there are a lot, Mom.

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So, Brother Abdullah, which one are you interested in joining

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? Well, next is the

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last question, Ma'am from KFDI.

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What is the biggest challenge for a nutritionist

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working in clinical nutrition? Okay,

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so we actually touched on the challenges in clinical nutrition

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earlier

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. One of the

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biggest challenges is that each

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patient's condition is so diverse. So, in the

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hospital, the number of patients is

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not small, and each patient

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has a different medical condition.

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So we need proper treatment for

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each patient, and also in detail,

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especially for patients with complications

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like that. Nutritionists must

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tailor nutritional interventions to the

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medical condition, including

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drug therapy and the

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patient's eating ability. Well, besides that,

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another challenge is patient compliance with the

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diet that we have given to the patient

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. Because changing your eating patterns

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can't be done in just a day or two.

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Ee, so we as nutritionists have to rack our

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brains. A

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clinical nutritionist also needs

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good communication skills and problem

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solving to overcome

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patient non-compliance in following

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the diet. Like that.

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So, what do you think, Sis Dini? After

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hearing Mrs. Nindia's explanation, you're

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even more interested in entering

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clinical nutrition.

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Well, thank you to Ms. Nindia

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for the valuable time and insights she

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has shared with us today. It

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really provides

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useful knowledge about how vast the world of

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nutrition is.

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Thank you also to the

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loyal listeners and viewers of the Nutri Podcast

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Poltekes Kemenkes Malang who have

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listened from start to finish. Hopefully

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this discussion will be our enthusiasm to

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pursue the future.

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I am Amira Mutia Elvareta, with your permission I would like to take my leave

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. Don't forget to like,

17:53

comment and subscribe. For those of you who

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have questions, please write

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them in the comments column or DM us

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on our IG at @MPD3 Gizimalang. Before

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we close today's podcast, can

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we jargon one more time. Polkesma Nutrition,

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healthy,

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safe, [singing] nutritious,

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successful, high achieving.

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[applause]

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See you in the next podcast episode

18:24

. Stay healthy and

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enthusiastic about learning, friends.

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