Tell us about your role as a Lead Nutrition Nurse 04:00 - Organisations and campaigns you’ve been involved with outside your day job, and which campaigns you are still involved with now?  08:20 - Liz discusses her recent article published in the Nursing Times - Ensuring patients with COVID-19 receive good nutritional care https://www.nursingtimes.net/clinical-archive/nutrition-and-hydration/ensuring-patients-with-covid-19-receive-good-nutritional-care-15-06-2020/  08:45 - How is nutritional assessment affected in COVID-19 patients vs the non-COVID population, are there any changes to nutritional assessment that clinicians need to be aware of?  11:33 - Do the changes in nutritional assessment extend out into the community as well?  13:30 - COVID-19 patients are more likely to need NG feeding - is that something anecdotally something other nutrition nurses are talking about around the UK?  16:00 - Increase in need to enterally feed patients in the Acute setting, what challenges does that increase present to people on the front line of care?  17:59 - Are there any other areas of practice that you think might need to be addressed in general, rather than just in COVID-19 patients when preparing for if this was to happen again?  20:35 - Can you explain the difference in view between Public Health England (PHE) & British Association for Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition (BAPEN) on the insertion of an NG tube being an Aerosol Generating Procedure (AGP)?  25:30 - Difference in management of NGT’s in patients with COVID-19 that are often being nursed prone supine, what are the considerations for these patients as opposed to how NG fed patients are usually positioned and managed?  27:50 - Liz’s discusses BAPEN’s Aide-Memoire on Nasogastric tube placement checks before first use in critical care settings during the COVID-19 response https://www.bapen.org.uk/pdfs/covid-19/aide-memoire-ngt-placement-13-05-20.pdf  31:15 - Marcus and Liz discuss the lack of awareness and focus on mouth care and WHY it is important for COVID patients than the general NG Feeding population