Research Article
Hydration: Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of UK Dietitians
Table 2
Dietitians’ attitudes towards hydration in patient care (
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| Attitude area | Response | Proportion of participants’ responses (%) |
| Person responsible for managing hydration intake of patients | Dietitian | 0 (0) | Doctor | 0 (0) | Patient | 0 (0) | All of the above | 97 (100) | Risk of excess water consumption on health | No risk | 0 (0) | Minimal risk | 25 (26) | Moderate risk | 59 (61) | Significant risk | 13 (13) | Importance of hydration for kidney stones | Very important | 65 (67) | Somewhat Important | 24 (25) | Unimportant | 0 (0) | Very unimportant | 8 (8) | Importance of hydration education for dietitians | Very important | 61 (63) | Somewhat Important | 32 (33) | Unimportant | 3 (3) | Very unimportant | 1 (1) |
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