Technology-guided diet counseling training (Nutri) significantly enhances primary care residents’ attitudes and self-efficacy regarding diet discussions compared to standard training.
Residents receiving Nutri training report higher satisfaction and greater intention to integrate diet discussions into routine care.
Key training elements identified include a defined physician role, a structured conversation framework, and access to nutrition content aids at the point of care.
Transitioning diet education from time-intensive history-taking to shared decision-making aligns with advancing automated diet assessment tools and clinical practice needs.
