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despite growing interest food medicine healthcare professionals limited exposure nutrition part training culinary medicine cm evidencebased field integrating nutrition education culinary knowledge skills offers one approach fill training gap american college lifestyle medicine published complimentary culinary medicine curriculum cmc 2019 objective study evaluate reach utilization well collect feedback users individuals downloaded cmc prior march 1 2022 n 6162 emailed invitation participate online crosssectional survey survey included multiple choice freetext questions whether cm sessions conducted cmc used modified use additional requested resources freetext responses inductively coded quantitative data summarized using descriptive statistics total 522 respondents provided consent indicated downloaded curriculum completed survey 522 366 70 reported led created cm sessions topreported reason leading session lack time 29 remaining respondents create cm session across various settings including academic clinical coaching settings variety professionals delivered cmc sessions including physicians 50 registered dietitian nutritionists 30 chefs 25 majority respondents 81 modified cmc way many using curriculum guidance ideas patient education materials 66 cooking technique instruction videos 59 among top requested resources cmc versatile resource successfully adapted use across various settings various types health professionals practitioners future research investigate whether training cm results improved health outcomes patientsclients curriculum continue grow address needs users expanding include digital content curriculum videos cooking technique videos