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Impact of a registered dietitian–led, asynchronous digital wellness program on anthropometric, dietary, and psychosocial outcomes in nurses: A stratified randomized pretest–posttest longitudinal study
Background: Registered nurses experience high rates of occupational stress, burnout, circadian disruption, and poor dietary behaviors that may negatively affect personal health and patient care outcomes. Few wellness interventions have examined theory-informed, Registered Dietitian (RD)-led programs
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