Backup Overview
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) support confirms that the workshop meets high standards for evidence-based practice. Supports nutritionists and healthcare professionals to maintain and develop their knowledge and skills.
About the workshop
These 90 minutes interactive workshop is based on evidence from our Third Expert Report on Diet, Nutrition, Physical Activity and Cancer. It turns cancer risk research into practical, patient-centered guidance for healthcare professionals to pass on to their communities.
The session covers key cancer risk factors including diet, physical activity, body weight and alcohol. It also presents all 10 WCRF programs. Recommendations for cancer prevention.
Participants build trust by discussing cancer prevention with patients and clients. The workshop explores common barriers and applies behavior change techniques to support healthier habits.
Why is it important
Cancer prevention is a growing priority across all health systems as part of the NHS Long Term Plan. This endorsement highlights our role as a trusted provider of high-quality, accessible, evidence-based training.
What the endorsement recognizes
The Nutrition Association highlighted that the workshop provides clear and relevant learning outcomes for nutrition professionals. It offers solid, evidence-based insights into how diet, nutrition, body weight, and physical activity affect cancer risk.
The live online format allows for direct interaction with course leaders, while flexible delivery dates improve accessibility. Overall, it is a valuable and well-structured resource for continuing professional development.
Isobel Booth, head of health information at the World Cancer Research Fund, said:
In a time when misinformation about health and nutrition is widespread, it is important for healthcare professionals to have access to credible, evidence-based information. Our workshops are based on solid scientific evidence and aim to help healthcare professionals have practical and safe conversations with patients about cancer prevention.
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