Nutrition and Diet Resources UK (NDR-UK) jobs and careers

About Nutrition and Diet Resources UK (NDR-UK)

Nutrition and Diet Resources UK (NDR-UK) is a charity and social enterprise that operates on a not-for-profit basis. A well-established provider of printed and digital nutrition and diet resources, our small team is driven by quality assurance, evidence, best practice, efficiency and sustainability. We aim to deliver high-quality resources to empower clinicians and healthcare services to: educate patients; enable self-management; and improve health and well-being. To realise our vision where health and care services are more empowered to support informed decisions about health and well-being. Our comprehensive portfolio of resources - written by dietitians - is evidence based, peer reviewed and patient tested. Through our work we deliver: resources that meet health challenges and achieve economies of scale; enhanced workforce knowledge and skills to influence practice and service delivery; evidenced information, personalised and delivered by different media; and needs and risk-assessed resources tailored to patient pathways. Contact NDR-UK to: • Equip your team with consistent and accurate patient information produced in accordance with our robust information production process. • Improve the impact of patient contact by providing practical and robust booklets appropriate for their nutritional needs. • Avoid duplication of the effort and the cost involved in producing your own materials. • Benefit from a pricing structure based on not-for-profit “full cost recovery” principles. • Select from a portfolio which includes a combination of specialised dietetic resources, specialist health professional resources, resources suitable for all health professionals to use and patient ‘pick-up’ leaflets. • Join our 700 + customers who enjoy our excellent customer service, comprehensive online catalogue and simple ordering process. Please note that NDR-UK began taking forward the work of the Scottish Nutrition and Diet Resources Initiative (SNDRí) from 1 May 2011.