Alison Steiber

Alison Steiber's work focuses on clinical nutrition and dietetics, including how malnutrition is diagnosed and screened for in adults (such as the GLIM criteria and new diagnostic codes), medical nutrition therapy for chronic disease, and broader food-and-agriculture systems approaches to nutrition. Much of the work involves consensus-building efforts (e.g., Delphi processes) and professional position papers, often produced with the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, aimed at standardizing clinical nutrition practice and policy. Prospective students interested in clinical nutrition science, malnutrition diagnosis standards, or nutrition policy and practice may find this research relevant.

Publication output has grown over the last decade, rising from roughly 4-7 papers per year in 2017-2019 to a steadier 10-14 per year from 2020 onward, indicating an increasing and currently active publication pace.

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