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Screening overview
Nutrition Screening
A brief nutritional screening to identify dietary risks and guide appropriate follow-up.
Pricing is confirmed after we agree on the scope and delivery format.
Screening overview
Identify priorities for follow-up
A brief review can help identify potential nutrition concerns and guide the next conversation.
Review potential risks
Identify areas that may benefit from further attention.
Discuss next steps
Receive practical recommendations based on the screening.
From initial screen to next steps
Nutrition screening is a quick, structured process to identify individuals or groups at risk of nutritional deficiencies or diet-related health concerns. It is commonly used in schools, health facilities, workplaces, and community programmes.
Our screening service includes a standardised dietary risk assessment, a brief review of key indicators, and a written summary with recommendations for follow-up. Group screenings can be arranged for organisations and programmes.
What's Included
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Standardised dietary risk questionnaire for each participant
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Review of key nutrition indicators relevant to the setting
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Written summary with risk level and recommended next steps
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Group screening events available for schools and workplaces
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Takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes per person
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Results communicated clearly and confidentially
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Referral guidance provided where further assessment is needed
Who It's For
This Service Is Designed For
Schools
Group screening to identify children at nutritional risk for follow-up.
Workplaces
Staff screening as part of a corporate wellness or health check programme.
Health facilities
Outpatient and community clinic screening for at-risk patients.
NGO programme beneficiaries
Baseline screening for nutrition intervention programmes.
Community groups
Population-level screening events in community settings.
Individuals
Anyone wanting a quick review of their dietary risk before a full assessment.
How We Work
Our Approach
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We agree on the screening format, setting, and number of participants
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Each participant completes a short dietary risk questionnaire
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We review key indicators and discuss findings briefly with each participant
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Each participant receives a written summary with risk level and next steps
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We provide a group summary report for organisations running screening events
Why This Service
Why Choose This Service
Quick and Structured
Standardised process taking approximately 15 to 20 minutes per person.
Written Results
Each participant receives a written summary with risk level and next steps.
Group Events Available
Screening events organised for schools, workplaces, and community programmes.
Clear Referral Guidance
Participants who need further assessment receive clear referral recommendations.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a nutrition screening involve?
Screening involves a short dietary risk questionnaire, a review of key nutrition indicators, and a brief discussion. It takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes per person.
Who is nutrition screening suitable for?
Screening is suitable for individuals, school children, workplace staff, community members, and patients in health facilities. Group screenings can be arranged.
What happens after the screening?
Each participant receives a brief written summary with their risk level and recommended next steps, which may include a full assessment or referral.
Can you screen a large group at once?
Yes. We can organise group screening events for schools, workplaces, and community programmes. Contact us to discuss logistics and scheduling.
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