Dietitians Week 2020 took place from June 1-5. Dietitians Week is our annual celebration of dietitians and those that work to support them. For Dietitians Week 2020 we again focused on #WhatDietitiansDo – looking to explain the variety within the wider dietetic profession, and making the case for more investment in dietetic services.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic face-to-face events and meetings were impossible for Dietitians Week 2020, but that didn’t stop us celebrating on social media. Find more information about COVID-19 guidance here.

See more about what we did during the week below. We’ll be adding some of our favourite pictures from across the week and statistics soon.

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Social Media Statistics | Downloadable Resources | Online Dietetic Journal Club | Photo Competition

Social Media statistics

Althought this was a highly unusual Dietitians Week, we still achieved some great reach with the campaign. The BDA’s own #DietitiansWeek posts had over 500,000 engagements across the week, with engagement and reach strong on all our social media platforms.

We’ll have further analysis of the use of the #DietitiansWeek and #WhatDietitiansDo hashtags soon.

Resources

Even thought DW2020 is over, you can still download some of the resources used during the week:

• Where might you see a dietitian?
  • Dietitian in industry
  • Dietitian in academia
  • Dietitian in public health
  • Dietitian in sports nutrition
  • Dietitian in the media
  • Dietitian in clinical practice
• #WhatDietitiansDo Postcard design
• “What your dietitian is thinking about” (from DW2018)

Photo competition

Congratulations to Olivia Colley and Hayley Williams from ABUHB, who were the winners of our photo competition! Nearly 1,500 people joinin in to help pick our winner. See some of our other favourite images from across the week here.

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