Gary P. Hubbard

Nutricia (United Kingdom) — United Kingdom

Medicine · Health Sciences

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Research Topics

Child Nutrition and Feeding Issues(22), Clinical Nutrition and Gastroenterology(19), Nutrition and Health in Aging(17), Metabolism and Genetic Disorders(5), Diet and metabolism studies(5)

Publications57 total

High-protein oral nutritional supplement use in patients with cancer reduces complications and length of hospital stay: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Frontiers in Nutrition·2025· 3 citedOpen Access
A multi-center, prospective, single-arm, open label, 13-month intervention study of a plant-based, high energy and protein enteral tube feed in home enterally tube fed patients
Frontiers in Nutrition·2025Open Access
Sustainability in dietetics: a dietetic survey investigating the reuse of plastics and ancillaries with tube-fed patients in the UK
Clinical Nutrition ESPEN·2025
High prevalence of sarcopenia in home enterally tube fed patients: a retrospective cohort review
Clinical Nutrition ESPEN·2025
Adult bolus tube feeding patients report improved health-related quality of life, reduced feeding time, and good tolerance, compliance and acceptability with a ready-to-use, squeezable bolus tube feeding pouch
Clinical Nutrition ESPEN·2024
Evaluation of community nurse-led traumatic tube displacements
British Journal of Community Nursing·2024· 2 cited
Tolerance, adherence, and acceptability of a ketogenic 2.5:1 ratio, nutritionally complete, medium chain triglyceride‐containing liquid feed in children and adults with drug‐resistant epilepsy following a ketogenic diet
Epilepsia Open·2024· 10 citedOpen Access
A plant-based high energy and protein enteral tube feed is highly tolerated, complied with and accepted, and decreases feeding time per day in home enterally tube fed patients
Clinical Nutrition ESPEN·2023· 3 cited
A multi-center prospective study of plant-based nutritional support in adult community-based patients at risk of disease-related malnutrition
Frontiers in Nutrition·2023· 11 citedOpen Access
An Intraoperative Telemedicine Program to Improve Perioperative Quality Measures
JAMA Network Open·2023· 8 citedOpen Access
Compliance and tolerance of a ready-to-use, low calorie, low volume, high protein modular feed in patients with increased protein needs
Clinical Nutrition ESPEN·2023
Risk of bacterial growth in enteral feeding systems during re-use within 24hours, can be significantly reduced by hygienic handling techniques and appropriate storage, with the aim to reduce plastic use and improve environmental sustainability
Clinical Nutrition ESPEN·2023
Appropriate handling and storage reduce the risk of bacterial growth in enteral feeding systems reused within 24 hours
Nutrition in Clinical Practice·2023· 5 citedOpen Access
Evaluation of a New ‘Mix-In’ Style Glycomacropeptide-Based Protein Substitute for Food and Drinks in Patients with Phenylketonuria and Tyrosinemia
Nutrients·2023· 4 citedOpen Access
Evaluation of a New Glycomacropeptide-Based Protein Substitute in Powdered and Liquid Format in Patients with PKU
Nutrients·2023· 4 citedOpen Access
Adults with impaired gastrointestinal function show improvements in gastrointestinal symptoms and protein intake with a high-protein, peptide-based oral nutritional supplement
Clinical Nutrition Open Science·2023· 3 citedOpen Access
Synbiotic containing extensively hydrolyzed formula improves gastrointestinal and atopic symptom severity, growth, caregiver quality of life, and hospital‐related healthcare use in infants with cow's milk allergy
Immunity Inflammation and Disease·2022· 10 citedOpen Access
The development and use of e-learning modules to support care home staff caring for enterally tube fed patients
Clinical Nutrition ESPEN·2022· 3 cited
Evaluation of a new enteral feeding tube nurse clinic at the Weston Park Hospital Radiotherapy department
Clinical Nutrition ESPEN·2022· 1 cited
P31 Minor reformulations of infant food for special medical purposes due to EU regulations 2016/127 & 2016/128 are well tolerated, accepted, complied with and continue to support growth in infants & children requiring nutrition support
Poster presentations·2021Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

R.J. Stratton(33), R. Capener(8), Anne Holdoway(6), A. Owen(6), Jonathan M. Gibbins(5), Benjamin Green(5), Julie Barker(5), Julie A. Lovegrove(4), Kiranjit Atwal(4), Sean White(4), Lisa Green(4), Marta Delsoglio(4), Anna Lumsdon(4), C. Day(4), N. Wayne(4), L. Cowell(4), J. Davies(4), Siegfried Wolffram(3), Robert M. Browne(3), Rachel Skeath(3)