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The Fresenius Kabi & INDI Research Symposium 2026
Research projects, pilot studies, case reports and audits by dietetic colleagues from all over Ireland at the Fresenius Kabi & INDI research symposium 2026.
Fresenius Kabi and INDI work in partnership to organise and run this event, which is solely funded by Fresenius Kabi.
INDI 2026 Symposium Highlights
More than 100 members of the dietetic community came together to share research, recognise excellence and explore how nutrition evidence can shape clinical practice and improve patient care.
100+
attendees
160
poster submissions
140
posters presented
Research Highlights
Improving access to cancer dietetics
Research presented at the symposium highlighted variation in access to dietetic services across cancer care and explored opportunities for improved workforce planning and integration within oncology pathways.
Embedding nutrition within stroke care
Findings highlighted a high burden of modifiable nutrition-related risk factors and explored the role of nutrition within stroke care and secondary prevention strategies.
Strengthening
texture-modified diets
Research identified opportunities to improve the nutritional adequacy of texture-modified diets, supporting consideration of structured menu planning and future guidance development within long-term care settings.
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Watch the INDI 2026
Presentations On Demand
INDI 2026 Research Dietitian of the Year Nominee Presentation - Katie Johnson
INDI 2026 Research & Quality Improvement in Dietetic Practice - Maria Mckenna
INDI 2026 Research & Quality Improvement in Dietetic Practice - Lorraine Cooney
INDI 2026 INDI Research in 3 - Tara Howley
INDI 2026 INDI Research in 3 - Grainne Kent
INDI 2026 INDI Research in 3 - Doireann Ni Chonaill
INDI 2026 Awards and Close
Featured Posters
Below is a combination of research projects, pilot studies, case reports and audits completed by Irish Dietitians.
The topic areas are broad, with research being conducted in acute and community settings, in adult and paediatric populations, and across a variety of specialities.
Disclaimer: Poster contents have been generated by the authors and Fresenius Kabi have had no editorial responsibility.
Browse categories below:
Acute Services
Community Dietetics & Outpatients Services
Maternity & Infant Health
Nutrition & Chronic Diseases
Older Adults/Geriatrics
Paediatrics
Population Health
Service Provision & Quality Improvement
Technology & eHealth
Sustainability
Date of preparation: September 2026. IIE-FK-NPR-2600153