Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics (1996), 9, 489-491 Author Index Adamson, A.J. and Cowburn, G. Community nutritional status in haemodialysis patients at nutrition and dietetics: a survey of nutrition the Sheffield Kidney Institute, 407 group members in 1995, 339 Butler, T.J. see Adamson, A.J. Adamson, A.J., Rugg-Gunn, A.J., Butler, T.J. and Appleton, D.R. The contribution of foods from Cadman, L. and Wiles, R. Nutritional advice in outside the home to the nutrient intake of primary care: evaluation of practice nurse young adolescents, 55 nutrition training programmes, 147 Adra, N. see Baba, N. Cadman, L. and Wiles, R. P5. Evaluation of Ala-Venna, E. see Ylénen, K. practice nurse nutrition training programmes, Alderslade, G. see Spruce, C. 390 Anderton, A. see Beattie, T.K. Carson, M. and Close J. A team approach to the Andrés, P. see Ortega, R.M. audit of nutritional care in community Appleton, D.R. see Adamson, A.J. hospitals, 309 Ashworth, J., Misra, M. and Brown, E.A. P18. The Close, J. see Carson, M. effect of intraperitoneal amino acid dialysate Coleman, J.E. see Norman, L.J. on the nutritional status of patients undergoing Conner, M.T. see Gummeson, L. continuous ambulatory dialysis, 403 Cotton, J. A4. Growth hormone in HIV, 383 Cowburn, G. see Adamson, A.J. Baba, N., Shaar, K., El-Sheikh Ismail, L. and Adra, Crampton, J.F. and Davis, J.A. P21. Percutaneous N. Comparison of nutritional status of pre- endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) 2-year audit school children at day care centres and at 1993-1995, 406 home from different socioeconomic back- Culverwell, C. see Knapper, J.M.E. grounds in Beirut, 89 Baillie, C.M. see Wilson, M.S. Davies, J. P13. Evaluation of lifestyle group Balfour, D., Moody, R., Wise, A. and Brown, K. education programme for people with hyper- Food choice in response to computer- lipidaemia, 398 generated nutrition information provided Davies-Hoare, J. and Barasi, M.E. P24. An about meal selections in workplace assessment of fish intake and attitudes to oily restaurants, 231 fish among a sample in South Wales, 409 Barasi, M.E. see Davies-Hoare, J. Davis, J.A. see Crampton, J.F. Barasi, M.E. see Sarwar, T. Day, R.E. see Reilly, J.J. Baraza, J.C. see Pérez-Llamas, F. Doyle, W. and Leighfield, M. P23. Intake and Beattie, T.K., Anderton, A. and White, S. sources of n-6 fatty acids in British adults, 407 Aspiration (of gastric residuals)—a cause of bacterial contamination of enteral feeding Edington, J., Kon, P. and Martyn, C.N. P17. systems?, 105 Prevalence of malnutrition in patients in the Belton, E.A. see Wilson, M.S. community, 402 Belton, N.R. see Ruxton, C.H.S. Ek, A.-C. see Sidenvall, B. Bleakney, G.M. and McErlain, S. Infant feeding Ekstrand, B. see Gustafsson, I.-B. guidelines: an evaluation of their effect on El-Sheikh Ismail, L. see Baba, N. health professionals’ knowledge and attitudes, Ellis, P.R. see Gatenby, S.J. 437 Evans, J.H.C. see Norman, L.]. Bradley, S. see Martineau, J. Braekken, A. see Reilly, J.J. Farmer, L. see Wise, A. Brooks, C.N. see Webb, D. Faulkner, W. see Knapper, J.M.E. Brooks, C.N., Webb, D., Knapper, J.M.E., Tredger, Ferguson, C. Monitoring the effect of varying the J.A. and Williams, C.M. P8. The use of a distribution of phenylalanine exchanges and unit system in the education of volunteers protein substitute on serum phenylalanine—a participating in a chronic intervention study, preliminary study, 293 394 Brown, E.A. see Ashworth, J. Garaulet, M. see Pérez-Llamas, F. Brown, J. see Laidlaw, M. Gatenby, S. A5. Healthy eating: consumer Brown, K. see Balfour, D. attitudes, beliefs and behaviour, 384 Brown, W. see Paisley, C.M. Gatenby, S.J., Mandara, C., Judd, P.A. and Ellis, Bryan, F. P15. Attempt to validate a nutrition P.R. P19. The effect of guar-containing sponge screening form for use with clients with cake on postprandial blood glucose and learning disabilities, 400 plasma insulin in healthy volunteers, 404 Bunn, V. and Redfern, H. P22. An investigation Gibney, M.J. see Kilgallen, I. into the association between quality of life and Gibson, S.A. Are diets high in non-milk extrinsic © 1996 Blackwell Science Ltd 489 490 Author Index sugars conducive to obesity? An analysis from Williams, C.M. Substitution of dietary mono- the Dietary and Nutritional Survey of British unsaturated fatty acids for saturated fatty acids Adults, 283 in a free-living population: a feasibility study, Grace, C. and Summerbell, C. Does provision of 273 additional dietary information affect actual or Knox, A. see Peckham, D. only reported compliance to a low-fat diet Kon, P. see Edington, J. over 12 weeks in __ hyperlipidaemic Krespie, M. see Mullan, A.P. individuals? Report of a pilot study, 303 Grace, C., Warrington, S. and Summerbell, C. P12. Laidlaw, M., Hunter, N., Brown, J., Kerr, N., Kilby, Does provision of additional dietary S., Paul, P. and Thomson, M. P6. What’s in a information u‘fect actual or only reported diet sheet?—The Scottish Diet Sheet Initiative, compliance to a low-fat diet over 12 weeks in 391 hyperlipidaemic individuals?, 397 Lamb, R. and Joshi, M.S. The stage model and Gummeson, L., Jonsson, I., Conner, M.T. and processes of change in dietary fat reduction, Svensson, E. Assessing factors influencing 43 food choice among 10-16-year-old school- Leighfield, M. see Doyle, W. boys. A pilot study with a stacking box Lennernis, M.A.-C. see Sidenvall, B. method, 219 _ Leonard, C. see Peckham, D. Gustafsson, I.-B., Ohrvall, M., Ekstrand, B. and Lewis, B.K. see Hurn L. Vessby, B. Moderate amounts of n-3 fatty acid Lewis, B.K. see Jones, C. enriched seafood products are effective in Lloyd, H.M. see Paisley, C.M. lowering serum triglycerides and blood Ldpez-Sobaler, A.M. see Ortega, R.M. pressure in healthy subjects, 135 Luke, V.L. see Mullan, A.P. Hackett, A.F. see Mullan, A.P. Machin, B. P14. Validation of a nutritional risk Hag, I.U., Minnis, R.C., Jackson, P.R., Yeo, W.W. assessment tool, 399 and Ramsay, L.E. Secondary prevention in Mackenzie, S. see Wise, A. coronary heart disease, 363 Mandara, C. see Gatenby, S.J. Hassan, T.M. see Reilly, J.J. Martineau, J., Bradley, S. and Still, L. A2. Audit Hill, A. see Kirk, S.F.L. of feeding practice within the elderly services Holmes, M.A.M see Ruxton, C.H.S unit of Birmingham Heartlands Hospital, 382 Holt, R.A. and Maunder, E.M.W. Is lithium- Martyn, C.N. see Edington, J. induced weight gain prevented by providing Maunder, E.M.W. see Holt, R.A. healthy eating advice at the commencement McCabe, H. Cystic fibrosis—what nutritional of lithium therapy?, 127 knowledge do patients have?, 479 Hunter, N. see Laidlaw, M. McErlain, S. see Bleakney, G.M. Hurn, L. and Lewis, B.K. P3. Knowledge and McLeish, A. see Wise, A. opinions of healthcare professionals about the Mela, D.J. see Paisley, C.M. dietetic profession and the experiences of Merriman, S.H. Nutrition education in the multi-disciplinary team care, 389 treatment of eating disorders: a suggested 10 session course, 377 Miller, S. The public response to an offer on Izquierdo, M. see Ortega, R.M. national television of information about infant diets, 239 Jackson, P.R. see Hag, I.U. Minnis, R.C. see Hagq, I.U. Jolly, J. see Reilly, J.J. Misra, M. see Ashworth, J. Jones, C. and Lewis, B.K. P20. Practices and Moody, R. see Balfour, D. problems in pancreatic enzyme therapy in Mullan, A.P., Luke, V.L., Krespie, M., Hackett, cystic fibrosis, 405 A.F., Vora, J.P. and Williams, G. P9. Diabetes Jonsson, I. see Gummeson, L. knowledge in non-insulin dependent diabetes Joshi, M.S. see Lamb, R. mellitus, 394 Judd, P. see Rogers, A. Mullan, A.P., Luke, V.L., Krespie, M., Hackett, Judd, P.A. see Gatenby, S.J. A.F., Vora, J.P. and Williams, G. P10. Judd, P.A. Educating the dietitians of the future, Educational techniques experienced by 333 NIDDM patients during diabetes education, 395 Kerr, N. see Laidlaw, M. Kilby, S. see Laidlaw, M. Nieto, M. see Pérez-Llamas, F. Kilgallen, I. and Gibney, M.J. Parental perception Noble, C. Nutritional support in HIV infection: of food allergy or intolerance in children under the use of enteral feeding to achieve weight 4 years of age, 473 gain and meet nutritional requirements in a Kirk, S.F.L. and Hill, A. P26. Thinking of food: patient with AIDS, 69 exploring food beliefs in eating disorders, 411 Norman, L.J., Coleman, J.E., Watson, A.R., Kirk, T.R. see Ruxton, C.H.S. Wardell, J. and Evans, J.H.C. Nutritional Knapper, J.M.E. see Brooks, C.N. supplements and elevated serum vitamin A Knapper, J.M.E. see Webb, D. levels in children on chronic dialysis, 257 Knapper, J.M.E., Tredger, J.A., Webb, D., Culverwell, C., Faulkner, W., Roche, H. and Ohrvall, M. see Gustafsson, I.-B. © 1996 Blackwell Science Ltd Author Index 491 Ortega, A. see Ortega, R.M. Elderly patients’ meal patterns a retrospective Ortega, R.M., Requejo, A.M., Redondo, R., L6pez- study, 263 Sobaler, A.M., Andrés, P., Ortega, A., Quintas, Smyth, C. P11. The effect of dietary outcomes E. and Izquierdo, M. Breakfast habits of achieved by newly diagnosed patients with different groups of Spanish schoolchildren, 33 diabetes attending diabetic education sessions, 396 Paisley, C.M., Lloyd, H.M., Brown, W. and Mela, Spruce, C. and Alderslade, G. P4. Training and D.J. Production and validation of a food working with nutrition link nurses, 389 frequency questionnaire to estimate dietary fat Still, L. see Martineau, J. intake, 189 Summerbell, C. see Grace, C. Passmore, S. Nutrition education in Summerbell, C.D. Teaching nutrition to medical schools—educating the children, 357 doctors: the potential role of the State Paul, P. see Laidlaw, M. Registered Dietitian, 349 Pearson, G., Rowley, J., Walker, L. and Price, P. Are Svensson, E. see Gummeson, L. we achieving the dietary recommendations for diabetic patients? An audit of dietary advice Thomson, M. see Laidlaw, M. to diabetic patients, 181 Tredger, J.A. see Brooks, C.N. Peckham, D., Leonard, C., Range, S. and Knox, Tredger, J.A. see Knapper, J.M.E. A. Nutritional status and pulmonary function Tredger, J.A. see Webb, D. in patients with cystic fibrosis with and Trotter, K. Weight cycling—can dietitians help without Burkholderia cepacia colonization: break the pattern?, 373 role of specialist dietetic support, 173 Pérez-Llamas, F., Garaulet, M., Nieto, M., Baraza, Vessby, B. see Gustafsson, I.-B. J.C. and Zamora, S. Estimates of food intake Virtanen, S.M. see Ylénen, K. and dietary habits in a random sample of Vora, J.P. see Mullan, A.P. adolescents in south-east Spain, 463 Price, P. see Pearson, G. Walker, L. see Pearson, G. Wardell, J. see Norman, L.J. Quintas, E. see Ortega, R.M. Warrington, S. see Grace, C. Watson, A.R. see Norman, L.J. Ramsay, L.E. see Haq, I.U. Watt, R.G. and Sheiham, A. Dietary patterns and Range, S. see Peckham, D. changes in inner city adolescents, 451 Rasinen, L. see Ylénen, K. Webb, D. see Brooks, C.N. Redfern H. see Bunn, V. Webb, D. see Knapper, J.M.E. Redondo, R. see Ortega, R.M. Webb, D., Knapper, J.M.E., Brooks, C.N., Tredger, Reilly, J.J., Hassan, T.M., Braekken, A., Jolly, J. J.A., Wright, J. and Williams, C.M. P7. Recruit- and Day, R.E. Growth retardation and under- ment of volunteers from a_ free-living nutrition in children with spastic cerebral population for participation in a chronic palsy, 429 dietary intervention study, 392 Requejo, A.M. see Ortega, R.M. Wells, L. P16. The role of at-risk nutritional Roche, H. see Knapper, J.M.E. assessment and nutrition support in the Rogers, A. and Judd, P. P1. Current and future prevention of pressure sores in the elderly, training for dietitians in the UK—results of 401 the BDA pre-registration working group White, S. see Beattie, T.K. survey, 387 Wiles, R. see Cadman, L. Rowley, J. see Pearson, G. Williams, A. Ai. Ethical dilemmas in Rugg-Gunn, A.J. see Adamson, A.J. dietetics—should costs count?, 381 Ruxton, C.H.S., Kirk, T.R,, Belton, N.R. and Williams, C.M. A3. Effects of dietary fats in the Holmes, M.A.M. The contribution of specific diet, 382 dietary patterns to energy and nutrient intakes Williams, C.M. see Brooks, C.N. in 7-8-year-old Scottish schoolchildren. I. Williams, C.M. see Knapper, J.M.E. Milk drinking, 5 Williams, C.M. see Webb, D. Ruxton, C.H.S., Kirk, T.R., Belton, N.R. and Williams, G. see Mullan, A.P. Holmes, M.A.M. The contribution of specific Wilson, M.S., Baillie, C.M. and Belton, E.A. P2. dietary patterns to energy and nutrient intakes Expectations of pre-registration education and in 7-8-year-old Scottish schoolchildren. II. training of first year university nutrition and Weekday lunches, 15 dietetic students, 388 Ruxton, C.H.S., Kirk, T.R., Belton, N.R. and Wise, A. see Balfour, D. Holmes, M.A.M. The contribution of specific Wise, A., Farmer, L., Mackenzie, S. and McLeish, dietary patterns to energy and nutrient intakes A. The structure and content of nutrition in 7-8-year-old Scottish schoolchildren. III. education messages, 117 Snacking habits, 23 Wright, J. see Webb, D. Sarwar, T. and Barasi, M.E. P25. Infant feeding Yeo, W.W. see Haq, I.U. practices of Pakistani mothers in England and Ylénen, K., Virtanen, S.M., Ala-Venna, E. and Pakistan, 409 Rasiénen, L. Composition of diet in relation to Shaar, K. see Baba, N. fat intake of children aged 1—7 years, 207 Sheiham, A. see Watt, R.G. Sidenvall, B., Lennernis, M.A.-C. and Ek, A.-C. Zamora, S. see Pérez-Llamas, F. © 1996 Blackwell Science Ltd Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics (1996), 9, 492-493 Keyword Index adolescence, 357 energy and nutrient intake, 207 adolescent, 451 energy and nutrient intakes, 5, 15, 23 adolescents, 463 enteral feeding, 69 adult dietary survey, 283 enteral tube feeds, 105 AIDS, 69 evaluation, 147 anthropometry, 89 attitudes, 219, 357 fat, 219, 283 fat intake, 207 bacterial contamination, 105 fibre, 219 binge eating, 373 fish oil, 135 BMI, 283 food, 357 body weight, 127 food choice, 219, 231 breakfast habits, 33 food consumption, 207 breast-feeding, 437 food frequency questionnaire, 189 Burkholderia cepacia, 173 food intake, 463 calories, 33 geriatrics, 263 carbohydrate exchanges, 181 catering provision, 309 health, 357 cereals, 33 health professionals, 437 children, 5, 15, 23, 55, 257 healthy eating, 239 cholesterol, 363 HMG CoA reductase inhibitors, 363 chronic dialysis, 257 hypercholesterolaemia, 303 clinical, 339 clinical audit, 309 inadequate diets, 239 community, 339 infant allergy, 473 continuing education, 333 infant feeding, 437 coronary heart disease, 363 infant feeding guidelines, 437 curriculum, 357 inner city, 451 cystic fibrosis, 173, 479 insulin, 135 dairy products, 33 knowledge, 479 day care, 89 diabetic diets, 181 lithium, 127 diet, 55, 363 low-fat diet, 303 diet change, 451 lunch, 15 diet surveys, 263 diet therapy, 127 medical students, 349 dietary advice, 303 menu labelling, 231 dietary compliance, 181, 303 messages, 117 dietary contribution, 5, 15, 23 milk, 5 dietary fat, 43,189 missing breakfast, 33 dietary habits, 463 monounsaturated fatty acids, 273 dietary intakes, 257 dietary intervention, 273 n-3 fatty acids, 135 dietary patterns, 451 n-6 fatty acids, 135 dietetic, 339 non-milk extrinsic sugars, 283 dietetic service, 309 nurses’ nutritional knowledge, 309 dieting, 283 nutrient intake, 55, 89 dietitian, 147 nutrition, 173, 263, 349 dietitians, 333 n:trition education, 117 doctors, 349 nutrition facilitation, 339 nutrition information, 231 eating disorders, 377 nutrition training, 147 education, 333, 479 nutritional assessment, 309, 429 endogenous contamination, 105 nutritional knowledge, 377 492 © 1996 Blackwell Science Ltd Keyword Index nutritional status, 69, 89 serum phenylalanine, 293 nutritional supplements, 257 serum triglycerides, 135 snacks, 23 obesity, 283, 373 social influence, 219 socioeconomic status, 89 patient satisfaction, 309 source of food, 55 perceived food allergy, 473 stages of change, 43 persuasion, 117 State Registered Dietitians, 349 phenylalanine distribution, 293 stunting, 429 phenylalanine exchanges, 293 systolic blood pressure, 135 phenylketonuria, 293 photographs, 189 teaching, 349 practice nurse, 147 television, 239 pre-school children, 89, 207 training, 333 primary care, 339 under fives, 239 processes of change, 43 undernutrition, 429 protein substitute timing, 293 public concern, 239 validation, 189 pulmonary function, 173 vitamin A, 257 school meal guidelines, 15 wasting, 429 schoolchildren, 33, 219 weight cycling, 373 schools, 357 weight gain, 69 secondary prevention, 363 serum cholesterol, 303 young adults, 43 © 1996 Blackwell Science Ltd