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August 26, 2025BMJ Nutrition Prevention & HealthOpen Access

From behind the scenes to the forefront: dietitians’ ambition to highlight their expertise

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TDTianze DingWCWei ChenCYChenhao Yu

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Online survey identifies low job satisfaction and professional identity in dietitians, implying need for improved policies.

Key Points

  • Dietitians reported significantly lower job satisfaction than nutritional doctors, with scores of 46.77 compared to 55.37.
  • About 1416 nutritional professionals participated, with noticeable occupational differences in work content and satisfaction.
  • Multiple linear regression models were used to analyze factors influencing job satisfaction among nutritional professionals.
  • Improving related policies may enhance dietitians' professional standing and address nutrition-related challenges.

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Ding et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af63ddad7bf08b1eae3f43https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjnph-2025-001326
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