Evidence-based practice in dietetics ensures that nutritional care is grounded in the best available research and clinical expertise. This book provides guidance on formulating research questions, interpreting scientific literature, and applying findings to individual and population-level nutrition strategies. It includes tools for critical appraisal, guideline development, and outcome evaluation. Readers are equipped to integrate professional judgment with evidence to enhance care quality. Real-world case studies demonstrate evidence-based decision-making in clinical and community contexts.
Vienna Lang is a senior lecturer in clinical nutrition and diet therapy with a strong focus on the integration of research findings into nutritional counseling. With extensive experience in hospital-based dietetics and community health programs, she brings both practical and scholarly insight to her academic roles. Her publications emphasize patient-centered care, nutritional epidemiology, and public health dietetics. She has supervised numerous postgraduate theses and contributed to professional training modules. Vienna also participates actively in global discussions on standardizing dietetic practices.