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University of Missouri – Columbia, The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Cleveland Clinic, Morrison Healthcare at Atrium Health Navicant, Christiana Care Health System, Froedtert Hospital, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Sodexo/Billings Clinic, Parkview
The article provides a comprehensive review of when enteral nutrition should be initiated in patients, particularly in cases of acute pancreatitis and other conditions requiring nutritional support. It synthesizes findings from multiple studies and meta-analyses to guide healthcare professionals in making informed decisions about enteral feeding. The authors, comprising a diverse group of experts in nutrition and medicine, emphasize the importance of timely nutritional intervention to improve patient outcomes.
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