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I'm curious, do you speak French?

I do not believe there is any such thing as " proper " Eng. Perhaps you mean

gramtically correct, with the pronunciation accepted in your geographic

location. The Eng language is spoken in so many countries, not just in America.

I wonder what your British forefathers, or maybe even your British

contemporaries would have to say about the way you speak and pronounce?

You see, IMO, what's " proper " is an extremely subjective thing. Thank god we're

all so different!

Digna Cassens, MHA, RD

http://groups.msn.com/RDForum

Start by doing what's necessary, then what's possible, and suddenly you are

doing the impossible. St. Francis Assis

Re: CDR Discussion

I did not take Holly's comment to be directed at anyone. But she is quite

right on the

situation. I was a member of the House of Delegates when that issue was

discussed.

Yes, there are RDs that indeed are wanting ADA member benefits and are not

members of the Association. Whether they realize it is right or not, it is

not

a good policy to extend member benefits to non-members.

And it is correct that CDR is our credentialing body and changes need to be

directed

to them. CDR representatives are elected by members and are responsible for

policy. I realize that they might think that 3,000 members signed the

petition which means 70,000 did not. I am not sure how those numbers are

interpreted but it could be the process.

I too have had the pleasure of working on issues with Judy Gilbride (aka

Guilbride) and she has given a lot of hours and time to the Association.

Although I did not know her before she became President, I found her to be

warm and

personable yet challenged members to take on leadership roles. I have

challenged her right back on issues and decisions. And she was respectful

and

understood my opinions. Actually her media portfolio is pretty thick meaning

she has promoted our profession in many outlets. It is hard to comment on

her

reply on the petition, since it is paraphrased and interpreted. But would it

not make more sense simply to call her and have coffee over the issue?

Especially if someone is a graduate from the institution she is associated

with.

Seems like an easier way to break down some of these perceived barriers.

But stories are created by the media and somewhat sensationalized. But as

we see the explosion of citizen journalism, we are learning the media

outlets

are changing and where persons get the information. Did you know that SNL

influenced 39% of voters (ages 29-45) in the last Presidential election? And

speaking of citizen journalism, netroots and all the other changes,

communication and presentation style does have impact. Yes, we all hurry and

send out

those emails too fast. But I wonder if Digna's reference on poor performers

is the candidates she has in her pool that cannot spell or use proper

grammar.

I too am a bit surprised by this. It does effect the profession's image and

credibility. So maybe we do need some sort of oversight on our continuing

education a bit more than we think. We need to help poor performers improve

if

they carry the credential.

I think diverse opinions are important and enjoyed this discussion,

Pat

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Rita, Again, how many other languages do you speak fluently besides English?

Re: CDR Discussion

I did not take Holly's comment to be directed at anyone. But she is quite

right on the

situation. I was a member of the House of Delegates when that issue was

discussed.

Yes, there are RDs that indeed are wanting ADA member benefits and are not

members of the Association. Whether they realize it is right or not, it is

not

a good policy to extend member benefits to non-members.

And it is correct that CDR is our credentialing body and changes need to be

directed

to them. CDR representatives are elected by members and are responsible for

policy. I realize that they might think that 3,000 members signed the

petition which means 70,000 did not. I am not sure how those numbers are

interpreted but it could be the process.

I too have had the pleasure of working on issues with Judy Gilbride (aka

Guilbride) and she has given a lot of hours and time to the Association.

Although I did not know her before she became President, I found her to be

warm and

personable yet challenged members to take on leadership roles.. I have

challenged her right back on issues and decisions. And she was respectful

and

understood my opinions. Actually her media portfolio is pretty thick meaning

she has promoted our profession in many outlets. It is hard to comment on

her

reply on the petition, since it is paraphrased and interpreted. But would it

not make more sense simply to call her and have coffee over the issue?

Especially if someone is a graduate from the institution she is associated

with.

Seems like an easier way to break down some of these perceived barriers.

But stories are created by the media and somewhat sensationalized. But as

we see the explosion of citizen journalism, we are learning the media

outlets

are changing and where persons get the information. Did you know that SNL

influenced 39% of voters (ages 29-45) in the last Presidential election? And

speaking of citizen journalism, netroots and all the other changes,

communication and presentation style does have impact. Yes, we all hurry and

send out

those emails too fast. But I wonder if Digna's reference on poor performers

is the candidates she has in her pool that cannot spell or use proper

grammar.

I too am a bit surprised by this. It does effect the profession's image and

credibility. So maybe we do need some sort of oversight on our continuing

education a bit more than we think. We need to help poor performers improve

if

they carry the credential.

I think diverse opinions are important and enjoyed this discussion,

Pat

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Senior Partner

The Milestone Group

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Oops! Did you spell Merav's name wrong....shame on you for not being

perfect! Really, I have been watching this thread and feel it is time to

put it to rest. Merav, while you may not agree with her petition or view on

the issue, should be commended for her enthusiasm and commitment to this

cause. I too am put off by bad grammar and spelling in the professional

arena but this is a list serve. I know my typing is not the best and I try

like the dickens but my letters are not always perfect. Merav should also

be commended for her ability to learn the English language. It is one of

the hardest to learn (so I am told, I am a native English speaker). I feel

she gets her point across even with a few misspellings.

As professionals, we understand that we will not always agree on anything

from the petition to what percent carbohydrate a " perfect " diabetic diet

should have. It is okay to agree to disagree in a sane, non accusing and

friendly way.

Cece

Cece Ohmart, R.D., L.D.

Director of Nutrition Services

Maine Coast Memorial Hospital

50 Union Street

Ellsworth, Maine 04605

Re: CDR Discussion

I did not take Holly's comment to be directed at anyone. But she is quite

right on the

situation. I was a member of the House of Delegates when that issue was

discussed.

Yes, there are RDs that indeed are wanting ADA member benefits and are not

members of the Association. Whether they realize it is right or not, it is

not

a good policy to extend member benefits to non-members.

And it is correct that CDR is our credentialing body and changes need to be

directed

to them. CDR representatives are elected by members and are responsible for

policy. I realize that they might think that 3,000 members signed the

petition which means 70,000 did not. I am not sure how those numbers are

interpreted but it could be the process.

I too have had the pleasure of working on issues with Judy Gilbride (aka

Guilbride) and she has given a lot of hours and time to the Association.

Although I did not know her before she became President, I found her to be

warm and

personable yet challenged members to take on leadership roles. I have

challenged her right back on issues and decisions. And she was respectful

and

understood my opinions. Actually her media portfolio is pretty thick meaning

she has promoted our profession in many outlets. It is hard to comment on

her

reply on the petition, since it is paraphrased and interpreted. But would it

not make more sense simply to call her and have coffee over the issue?

Especially if someone is a graduate from the institution she is associated

with.

Seems like an easier way to break down some of these perceived barriers.

But stories are created by the media and somewhat sensationalized. But as

we see the explosion of citizen journalism, we are learning the media

outlets

are changing and where persons get the information. Did you know that SNL

influenced 39% of voters (ages 29-45) in the last Presidential election? And

speaking of citizen journalism, netroots and all the other changes,

communication and presentation style does have impact. Yes, we all hurry and

send out

those emails too fast. But I wonder if Digna¢s reference on poor performers

is the candidates she has in her pool that cannot spell or use proper

grammar.

I too am a bit surprised by this. It does effect the profession¢s image and

credibility. So maybe we do need some sort of oversight on our continuing

education a bit more than we think. We need to help poor performers improve

if

they carry the credential.

I think diverse opinions are important and enjoyed this discussion,

Pat

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The Milestone Group

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To constantly complain w/o a solution is insane. I can't stand negative people

who do not have solutions to the problem at hand. The ongoing nagging w/o

accurate facts is really annoying. So, once again, what is the solution to the

problem regarding the portfolio? I'd like to hear what she has to say to solve

the problem vs complaining all the time.

No, I don't speak another language but, I do appreciate and respect other

nationalities or I wouldn't be dating a Pakistani Physician. Oh, by the way, he

does speak and write the English language quite well.

Rita Wells, R.D.

Registered Dietitian

Re: CDR Discussion

I did not take Holly's comment to be directed at anyone. But she is quite

right on the

situation. I was a member of the House of Delegates when that issue was

discussed.

Yes, there are RDs that indeed are wanting ADA member benefits and are not

members of the Association. Whether they realize it is right or not, it is

not

a good policy to extend member benefits to non-members.

And it is correct that CDR is our credentialing body and changes need to be

directed

to them. CDR representatives are elected by members and are responsible for

policy. I realize that they might think that 3,000 members signed the

petition which means 70,000 did not. I am not sure how those numbers are

interpreted but it could be the process.

I too have had the pleasure of working on issues with Judy Gilbride (aka

Guilbride) and she has given a lot of hours and time to the Association.

Although I did not know her before she became President, I found her to be

warm and

personable yet challenged members to take on leadership roles. I have

challenged her right back on issues and decisions. And she was respectful

and

understood my opinions. Actually her media portfolio is pretty thick meaning

she has promoted our profession in many outlets. It is hard to comment on

her

reply on the petition, since it is paraphrased and interpreted. But would it

not make more sense simply to call her and have coffee over the issue?

Especially if someone is a graduate from the institution she is associated

with.

Seems like an easier way to break down some of these perceived barriers.

But stories are created by the media and somewhat sensationalized. But as

we see the explosion of citizen journalism, we are learning the media

outlets

are changing and where persons get the information. Did you know that SNL

influenced 39% of voters (ages 29-45) in the last Presidential election? And

speaking of citizen journalism, netroots and all the other changes,

communication and presentation style does have impact. Yes, we all hurry and

send out

those emails too fast. But I wonder if Digna¢s reference on poor performers

is the candidates she has in her pool that cannot spell or use proper

grammar.

I too am a bit surprised by this. It does effect the profession¢s image and

credibility. So maybe we do need some sort of oversight on our continuing

education a bit more than we think. We need to help poor performers improve

if

they carry the credential.

I think diverse opinions are important and enjoyed this discussion,

Pat

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Senior Partner

The Milestone Group

Marketing and Research

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Enthusiasm and commitment, OMG...............where's the solution to the

problem? The constant complaining w/o a solution is quite annoying. I don't

view her as being unenthusiastic, I perceive her as a negative individual w/o

facts which support her ongoing complaints.

Rita Wells, R.D.

Registered Dietitian

Re: CDR Discussion

I did not take Holly's comment to be directed at anyone. But she is quite

right on the

situation. I was a member of the House of Delegates when that issue was

discussed.

Yes, there are RDs that indeed are wanting ADA member benefits and are not

members of the Association. Whether they realize it is right or not, it is

not

a good policy to extend member benefits to non-members.

And it is correct that CDR is our credentialing body and changes need to be

directed

to them. CDR representatives are elected by members and are responsible for

policy. I realize that they might think that 3,000 members signed the

petition which means 70,000 did not. I am not sure how those numbers are

interpreted but it could be the process.

I too have had the pleasure of working on issues with Judy Gilbride (aka

Guilbride) and she has given a lot of hours and time to the Association.

Although I did not know her before she became President, I found her to be

warm and

personable yet challenged members to take on leadership roles. I have

challenged her right back on issues and decisions. And she was respectful

and

understood my opinions. Actually her media portfolio is pretty thick meaning

she has promoted our profession in many outlets. It is hard to comment on

her

reply on the petition, since it is paraphrased and interpreted. But would it

not make more sense simply to call her and have coffee over the issue?

Especially if someone is a graduate from the institution she is associated

with.

Seems like an easier way to break down some of these perceived barriers.

But stories are created by the media and somewhat sensationalized. But as

we see the explosion of citizen journalism, we are learning the media

outlets

are changing and where persons get the information. Did you know that SNL

influenced 39% of voters (ages 29-45) in the last Presidential election? And

speaking of citizen journalism, netroots and all the other changes,

communication and presentation style does have impact. Yes, we all hurry and

send out

those emails too fast. But I wonder if Digna¢s reference on poor performers

is the candidates she has in her pool that cannot spell or use proper

grammar.

I too am a bit surprised by this. It does effect the profession¢s image and

credibility. So maybe we do need some sort of oversight on our continuing

education a bit more than we think. We need to help poor performers improve

if

they carry the credential.

I think diverse opinions are important and enjoyed this discussion,

Pat

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I am not saying I am " perfect. " But, to complain w/o supporting data is

annoying. A lot of people in this world can complain, but they usually are the

ones who are unable to solve the problem. I'd like Merav to tell me her

solution to the PDP process. Criticizing our former leader of the ADA isn't the

solution. And, to interpret her response incorrectly is wrong also.

Perhaps she should " try " to run for an ADA position.

Rita Wells, R.D.

Registered Dietitian

Re: CDR Discussion

I did not take Holly's comment to be directed at anyone. But she is quite

right on the

situation. I was a member of the House of Delegates when that issue was

discussed.

Yes, there are RDs that indeed are wanting ADA member benefits and are not

members of the Association. Whether they realize it is right or not, it is

not

a good policy to extend member benefits to non-members.

And it is correct that CDR is our credentialing body and changes need to be

directed

to them. CDR representatives are elected by members and are responsible for

policy. I realize that they might think that 3,000 members signed the

petition which means 70,000 did not. I am not sure how those numbers are

interpreted but it could be the process.

I too have had the pleasure of working on issues with Judy Gilbride (aka

Guilbride) and she has given a lot of hours and time to the Association.

Although I did not know her before she became President, I found her to be

warm and

personable yet challenged members to take on leadership roles. I have

challenged her right back on issues and decisions. And she was respectful

and

understood my opinions. Actually her media portfolio is pretty thick meaning

she has promoted our profession in many outlets. It is hard to comment on

her

reply on the petition, since it is paraphrased and interpreted. But would it

not make more sense simply to call her and have coffee over the issue?

Especially if someone is a graduate from the institution she is associated

with.

Seems like an easier way to break down some of these perceived barriers.

But stories are created by the media and somewhat sensationalized. But as

we see the explosion of citizen journalism, we are learning the media

outlets

are changing and where persons get the information. Did you know that SNL

influenced 39% of voters (ages 29-45) in the last Presidential election? And

speaking of citizen journalism, netroots and all the other changes,

communication and presentation style does have impact. Yes, we all hurry and

send out

those emails too fast. But I wonder if Digna¢s reference on poor performers

is the candidates she has in her pool that cannot spell or use proper

grammar.

I too am a bit surprised by this. It does effect the profession¢s image and

credibility. So maybe we do need some sort of oversight on our continuing

education a bit more than we think. We need to help poor performers improve

if

they carry the credential.

I think diverse opinions are important and enjoyed this discussion,

Pat

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Senior Partner

The Milestone Group

Marketing and Research

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Cece,

I never said I didn't agree with her petition. I do want to hear Merav's

solution to the PDP process. And, English isn't the hardest language to learn.

Japanese and Chinese would be ranked a lot higher on the learning scale.

I really don't like the fact that she is misconstruing the " discussion with the

former ADA leader. " And, I am not an ADA member!!! But, I don't like

individuals who like to twist the " words " of others to assist their cause.

Especially when they have NO SOLUTION to the problem.

Rita Wells, R.D.

Registered Dietitian

Re: CDR Discussion

I did not take Holly's comment to be directed at anyone. But she is quite

right on the

situation. I was a member of the House of Delegates when that issue was

discussed.

Yes, there are RDs that indeed are wanting ADA member benefits and are not

members of the Association. Whether they realize it is right or not, it is

not

a good policy to extend member benefits to non-members.

And it is correct that CDR is our credentialing body and changes need to be

directed

to them. CDR representatives are elected by members and are responsible for

policy. I realize that they might think that 3,000 members signed the

petition which means 70,000 did not. I am not sure how those numbers are

interpreted but it could be the process.

I too have had the pleasure of working on issues with Judy Gilbride (aka

Guilbride) and she has given a lot of hours and time to the Association.

Although I did not know her before she became President, I found her to be

warm and

personable yet challenged members to take on leadership roles. I have

challenged her right back on issues and decisions. And she was respectful

and

understood my opinions. Actually her media portfolio is pretty thick meaning

she has promoted our profession in many outlets. It is hard to comment on

her

reply on the petition, since it is paraphrased and interpreted.. But would it

not make more sense simply to call her and have coffee over the issue?

Especially if someone is a graduate from the institution she is associated

with.

Seems like an easier way to break down some of these perceived barriers.

But stories are created by the media and somewhat sensationalized. But as

we see the explosion of citizen journalism, we are learning the media

outlets

are changing and where persons get the information. Did you know that SNL

influenced 39% of voters (ages 29-45) in the last Presidential election? And

speaking of citizen journalism, netroots and all the other changes,

communication and presentation style does have impact. Yes, we all hurry and

send out

those emails too fast. But I wonder if Digna¢s reference on poor performers

is the candidates she has in her pool that cannot spell or use proper

grammar.

I too am a bit surprised by this. It does effect the profession¢s image and

credibility. So maybe we do need some sort of oversight on our continuing

education a bit more than we think. We need to help poor performers improve

if

they carry the credential.

I think diverse opinions are important and enjoyed this discussion,

Pat

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Rita, DROP IT! It's done, over with, nobody wants to argue w you any more,

you're preaching to yourself now. You've become just what you're criticizing

(or is it critizising? ... criticising? critisicing? well, anyway, I'm sure you

know what I mean).

Re: CDR Discussion

I did not take Holly's comment to be directed at anyone. But she is quite

right on the

situation. I was a member of the House of Delegates when that issue was

discussed.

Yes, there are RDs that indeed are wanting ADA member benefits and are not

members of the Association. Whether they realize it is right or not, it is

not

a good policy to extend member benefits to non-members.

And it is correct that CDR is our credentialing body and changes need to be

directed

to them. CDR representatives are elected by members and are responsible for

policy. I realize that they might think that 3,000 members signed the

petition which means 70,000 did not. I am not sure how those numbers are

interpreted but it could be the process.

I too have had the pleasure of working on issues with Judy Gilbride (aka

Guilbride) and she has given a lot of hours and time to the Association.

Although I did not know her before she became President, I found her to be

warm and

personable yet challenged members to take on leadership roles. I have

challenged her right back on issues and decisions. And she was respectful

and

understood my opinions. Actually her media portfolio is pretty thick meaning

she has promoted our profession in many outlets. It is hard to comment on

her

reply on the petition, since it is paraphrased and interpreted.. But would it

not make more sense simply to call her and have coffee over the issue?

Especially if someone is a graduate from the institution she is associated

with.

Seems like an easier way to break down some of these perceived barriers.

But stories are created by the media and somewhat sensationalized. But as

we see the explosion of citizen journalism, we are learning the media

outlets

are changing and where persons get the information. Did you know that SNL

influenced 39% of voters (ages 29-45) in the last Presidential election? And

speaking of citizen journalism, netroots and all the other changes,

communication and presentation style does have impact. Yes, we all hurry and

send out

those emails too fast. But I wonder if Digna¢s reference on poor performers

is the candidates she has in her pool that cannot spell or use proper

grammar.

I too am a bit surprised by this. It does effect the profession¢s image and

credibility. So maybe we do need some sort of oversight on our continuing

education a bit more than we think. We need to help poor performers improve

if

they carry the credential.

I think diverse opinions are important and enjoyed this discussion,

Pat

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Senior Partner

The Milestone Group

Marketing and Research

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