There are 6 million malnourished seniors |
The MNA® was developed nearly 20 years ago and is the most well validated nutrition screening tool for the elderly. Originally comprised of 18 questions, the current MNA® now consists of 6 questions and streamlines the screening process. The current MNA® retains the validity and accuracy of the original MNA® in identifying older adults who are malnourished or at risk of malnutrition. The revised MNA® Short Form makes the link to intervention easier and quicker and is now the preferred form of the MNA® for clinical use.
Mini Nutritional Assessment Form - Now Available on the iPhone |
NEW! FREE Mini Nutrition Assessment app for the iPhone
The MNA® Short Form is now available as an iPhone®, mobile digital device application. With the MNA®-SF iPhone® app, available free of charge through the i-Tunes® apps store, busy clinicians can quickly screen for malnutrition and obtain results and intervention recommendations while maintaining patient confidentiality. Find more information on this new research below.
Source: Nestle Nutrition
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