ONCA Athens Conference 2025 Report

THANK YOU!

Thank you for attending the ONCA Athens Conference. Please find the conference report, slides, and a selection of photos on this page. Also, have a view of the streamed part of the session that was recorded.

Some soundbites of the conference

• Patient-centred care is key to transforming nutritional policies and advancing health outcomes across Europe.
• Incorporating patient voices into nutritional care ensures policies that truly meet the needs of those they aim to support.
• Nutritional care is a fundamental human right, not a privilege; policies must reflect this.
• The connection between food systems, climate change, and health is undeniable—our diets must evolve to safeguard both our planet and ourselves.
• Advocacy and strategic collaboration are essential for raising awareness and creating lasting change in the field of malnutrition.
• It’s not enough to identify malnutrition; we must create clear pathways for early intervention and continued care.
• The power of collaboration among healthcare professionals, policymakers, and patients can reshape the future of nutrition care.
• Legislative efforts, such as mandatory nutritional screening, are essential steps toward improving public health and reducing disease-related malnutrition.
• Adapting nutrition education in medical schools is essential to addressing the growing burden of diet-related diseases.
• A holistic, multidisciplinary approach to nutrition care ensures that every patient’s physical, mental, and social needs are met.

CONFERENCE SLIDES DAY 1, 5th May

CONFERENCE SLIDES DAY 2, 6th May

Next Steps in Nutritional Policies by Greek Societies

Interactive Break-out Workshops

Conference Photos