AYMES SHAKE SMOOTHIE MANGO - 7X66G

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In primary care - switch to Aymes Shake Fibre, unless patient or carer unable to prepare powder sip feed then switch to Resource 2.0 Fibre. In secondary care switch to Ensure Plus Fibre. Aymes ActaSolve Smoothie Peach Flavour is a plant-based protein (rather than milk), vegan, nutritionally complete supplement formulated for the dietary management of patients with, or at risk of, disease-related malnutrition. For use under medical supervision. Whilst going through the experience of managing undernutrition, vegans must overcome the added challenges of nutrition support systems geared towards people who consume animal products. Although several nutritionally balanced vegan shakes have been launched in the commercial sector, this kind of development has not been reflected in the medical nutrition category until now. In some situations, it’s appropriate to trial a medical nutrition product, which can be prescribed or recommended by certain health professionals, including dietitians, when a person meets the relevant prescribing indications.

choice Once-daily, Milkshake-Style. Please consider trialling these ‘once daily’ ONS first. Recommended dose is one bottle daily, which is the equivalent of 2 standard ONS.

All AYMES products are made from a gluten-free recipe and are suitable for those with coeliac disease. +Are AYMES products soya free? We hope that health services up and down the country will make balanced vegan medical nutrition available on prescribing guidelines, enabling them to offer better treatment to vulnerable vegans experiencing undernutrition when indicated. We also anticipate further steps forward as innovations in the commercial sector transfer over to the medical nutrition category. AYMES ONS can be used in patients with diabetes, however they should be used under medical supervision so that blood glucose levels can be closely monitored. +Are AYMES products suitable for cancer patients? Amber Shared Care Protocol: Medicines which are appropriate to be initiated and stabilised by a specialist, once stabilised the medicine may be appropriate for responsibility to be transferred from secondary to primary care with the agreement of a GP and a formal ‘shared care’ agreement. The shared care protocol must be approved by the Area Prescribing Committee Oxfordshire (APCO). in Secondary Care.To be switched to powderd supplement Foodlink Complete Compact or Aymes Shake Compact in Primary Care immediately after discharge. If patient / carer is unable to prepare powdered supplement switch to Altraplen Compact. The exception to this rule is if the patient is tube fed.

In a unique collaboration, our Trademark Team has worked with medical nutrition company AYMES to reformulate their ActaSolve Smoothie product so that it can be used to add nutrition to a vegan diet. This powder-style supplement is the first of its kind – a balanced medical nutrition product carrying the Vegan Trademark. However, please note that the suitability of ONS for individual patients with dysphagia is a clinical decision based on the healthcare professional’s clinical judgement as numerous factors can influence the IDDSI level of an ONS at the point of consumption. Choice Standard Volume, Juice-Style ONS.First line of 2nd choice items as most cost effective, see formulary. In Primary Care - switch to Aymes 2.0kcal drink. initiation on the recommendation of a Dietician only for patients with increased energy and protein requirements.Choice Standard Volume Milkshake-Style POWDER. Least cost effective option, try others first and only use if others aren't tolerated. Book a meeting +Does AYMES offer any other support for GPs, dietitians and healthcare professionals? At AYMES, we develop high-quality, great-tasting and cost-effective oral nutritional supplements (ONS) for the dietary management of disease related malnutrition in adults and children. Aymes ActaSolve Smoothie Pineapple Flavour is a plant-based protein (rather than milk), vegan, nutritionally complete supplement formulated for the dietary management of patients with, or at risk of, disease-related malnutrition. For use under medical supervision. Cow’s milk protein allergy (CMPA) in infants - healthcare professional guidance - Primary care guideline (BHT 905FMB)

Require long term on-going monitoring and dose adjustment to ensure efficacy and minimise toxicity by a specialist AYMES ActaSolve High Energy (previously AYMES Shake Extra) is a nutritionally balanced, high-energy, milkshake-style supplement, designed for the dietary management of patients with, or at risk of, disease-related malnutrition. Presented in a powder format, based on skimmed milk powder with added carbohydrate, fat, vitamins and minerals, and containing a full range of micronutrients, it is available in a range of flavours that patients really enjoy. In primary care – switch to Aymes ActaGain 2.4 Complete Maxi initiation on the recommendation of a Dietitian only for patients with increased energy and protein requirements. Healthcare professionals prescribe the right oral nutritional supplements for patients based on dietary needs at that time and in line with NHS guidelines. This may change due to a change in personal circumstances, availability of products or new, more suitable or cost-effective solutions to suit your needs. For any queries regarding your prescription, please speak with your local healthcare professional. +Can I request my prescription to be changed to an AYMES product? Generally, the first line approach to managing undernutrition is to encourage someone to make the most of their food. Here are some basic vegan-friendly tips:

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Add extra nourishment to your food whenever possible, e.g. blend silken tofu or soaked cashew nuts into creamy sauces. If the drug is one with which the primary care prescriber is unfamiliar the specialist is expected to provide sufficient information on the drug indication, dose, duration , monitoring and any further necessary dose adjustments Managing undernutrition can be difficult for anyone. Many vegans must overcome the added challenges of nutrition support systems geared towards people who consume animal products. By Heather Russell, The Vegan Society