Travel and Holiday Guidelines:

• Overview of the process for travel and holidays
• Parenteral and enteral feeding
• Holidays in the UK and abroad

Talking Points 1:

• Aimed at starting a discussion with your healthcare team and the homecare company about a potential trip or holiday
• Practical aspects you should consider
• General consideration points

Talking Points 2:

• Purchase travel insurance ‘as soon as you book’ a trip or holiday you  wish cover for!
• Reminder about the new GHIC card
• Consideration points to aid purchasing the right insurance policy for you and those travelling with you

Talking Points, part 2: insurance companies:

• If you need travel insurance and do not know which company to try, PINNT is happy to share a list of potential companies
• PINNT acknowledges that it is not a comprehensive list of companies who will cover conditions which necessitate artificial feeding

Talking Points 4: Travelling with parenteral nutrition (PN) and intravenous fluids within the United Kingdom

• Consideration points for the safe storage of compounded PN
• Know how compounded PN can be transported to keep it safe
• Packaging options

Virtual Nutrition Team Guidance (VNT), Your questions answers:

• Produced by our multi-disciplinary team of healthcare professionals. PINNT trustees and committee members are not able to recommend nor encourage swimming due to individual clinical needs of members
• All water-based activities carry the potential for infection, where there is a clinical impact a clinical conversation is required
• Overview of what products are available to support people

Living with Artificial Nutrition booklet:

• Addresses important issues such as sex and relationships, low self-esteem, and the emotional impact of living with artificial nutrition
• Highly recommended read for anyone on artificial nutrition and for those who care for someone who has HAN
• Everyone living with artificial nutrition will have their own experiences but it's amazing how many issues and experiences are common amongst users

Living with an enteral feeding tube:

• An assortment of tips from fellow tube feeders
• No clinical information shared
• Practical ways to cope and manage ‘living’ with an enteral tube

Transition trilogy:

1. The what, the why, the where and the how
2. Information for healthcare professionals
3. Transition guide for parents and carers supporting young people on home parenteral nutrition

PINNT SAFETY poster:

• Designed for all HPN/TPN adults who go into hospital, to address key questions about your treatment and care plans
• Good to start a conversation when not in or with  usual hospital or healthcare professionals

PINNT Medical Tag:

• Designed to aid people when out and about to #verify genuine medical equipment in a rucksack
• #verify the product they can see and gain product specifications
• A tag and card so you can decide what you wish to use and how

PINNT Restaurant Card:

• Designed to aid people on HAN who wish to socialise in diners, restaurants etc.
• Aid a conversation as to why eating and drinking may be limited or not possible
• Support individual’s needs to have their medical nutrition if required while socialising

PINNT newsletter – Online:

• News, updates and stories sent via email to members on a quarterly basis
• A place to read PINNT keeping members up to date with charity activities

Quality Standards for Nutrition Support in Adults - Promises made to you

• Improving Patient Care in the NHS
• Quality Standards
• Self Management of Artificial Nutrition Support
• Reviews
• Your checklist

Quality Standards for Nutritional Support in Adults – Promises made to your patients

• Improving Patient Care in the NHS
• Quality Standards
• Self Management of Artificial Nutrition Support
• Reviews
• Your checklist