Unpacking Weight Science Pod-Course Episode 14
'Measuring Intuitive Eating: Why, How and When'
This episode covers the development of the Intuitive Eating Scale, and it’s follow-up, the Intuitive eating Scale 2. I talk about the different aspects of eating behaviour that it captures, research that it’s been used in and how you might like to use it in your clinical practice or research.
Learning Outcomes
Understand the terms ‘validity’ and ‘reliability’ in relation to psychometric measurement instruments
Appreciate the constructs measured with the Intuitive Eating Scale 2 including dietary restraint, emotional eating and the IES2 subscales
Understand the application of the Intuitive Eating Scale 2 in clinical practice
How does the Unpacking Weight Science Pod-Course work as Professional Development?
Each pod-course (podcast-based course) is designed with the continuing professional development of health professionals in mind. Many of the Unpacking Weight Science podcast episodes that the pod-course materials are based around are also available on iTunes, YouTube and Spotify. However, this course is where you can turn them into assessed professional development with a Certificate of Completion.
Listening time is 20-30 minutes per episode. Reading the supporting materials and taking the quiz should take a further 30-40 minutes. This means you'll gain about an hour of assessed professional development from this course. You will have 12 months from your date of enrolment to complete the course.
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About the course developer,
Dr Fiona Willer, AdvAPD, PhD
How do you know that I know what I'm doing with professional development materials? I've been a university lecturer for 15 years, have facilitated professional development workshops for health professionals for 10 years and am a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). My professional development business, Health Not Diets, is a recognised provider of employment-related training by the Queensland Department of Education and Training. I'm also an Advanced Accredited Practising Dietitian (AdvAPD) with Dietitians Australia so you can be sure that I really know my stuff.
