Patient will receive:

1. Structured nutritional dialogue during two visits to the clinic.
2. Written patient information (pamphlet) during their first visit to the clinic.
3. Protein supplement drink during two visits to the clinic.
4. Prescription of protein supplement drink during their first visit to the clinic.

The intervention consists of structured dialogue, patient information, and a protein supplement. The structured dialogue part of the intervention consists of an A3 poster with illustrations and keywords which will be hanging in the outpatient clinics. The poster will be utilized by nurses, patients, and their relatives to facilitate a dialogue regarding nutrition and wound healing. The patient information part of the intervention consists of a leaflet with easy-to-read information, which patients and their relatives can bring home after their visit to the outpatient clinic. The leaflet will consist of general information as well as food categories and recipes they can use to enhance their daily protein intake. For the protein supplement part of the intervention, the patients will have access to protein supplement beverages while they are in the outpatient clinic waiting room. Furthermore, they will receive prescriptions for protein drinks, that they can pick up at their local pharmacy.

The intervention is deemed non-feasible if, during their visit to the outpatient clinic, fewer than 80% of the patients:

1. Noticed the dialogue tool.
2. Had a conversation with the nurses about nutrition and wound healing using the dialogue tool.
3. Found the conversation with the nurses about nutrition and wound healing relevant and valuable.
4. Considered it acceptable to have a conversation with the nurses about nutrition and wound healing.

The SFQ has two scoring systems: 1) Binary scores (yes/no) with a non-applicable option as well and 2) categorical 5-point score (1 is the highest score and 5 is the lowest score in regards to agreement on statements related to the interventions feasibility). The 5-point categorical score will be presented with median and interquartile ranges (IQR).

The intervention is considered non-feasible if, during their visit to the outpatient clinic, fewer than 80% of the patients:

1. Received a leaflet.
2. Could read and understand the leaflet.
3. Found the information in the leaflet relevant.
4. have attempted to use the suggested recipes or food categories.
5. have attempted to change their diet.

The SFQ has two scoring systems: 1) Binary scores (yes/no) with a non-applicable option as well and 2) categorical 5-point score (1 is the highest score and 5 is the lowest score in regards to agreement on statements related to the interventions feasibility). The 5-point categorical score will be presented with median and interquartile ranges (IQR).

The intervention is considered non-feasible if, during their visit to the outpatient clinic, fewer than 80% of the patients:

1. Were offered a protein supplement drink.
2. Were offered a prescription for protein supplement drinks.
3. Agree that patients should be offered a protein supplement drink.

The SFQ has two scoring systems: 1) Binary scores (yes/no) with a non-applicable option as well and 2) categorical 5-point score (1 is the highest score and 5 is the lowest score in regards to agreement on statements related to the interventions feasibility). The 5-point categorical score will be presented with median and interquartile ranges (IQR).

The number of eligible patients that agree to participate will be collected.

The number of included patients that withdraw consent or drop out for other reasons will be collected. Furthermore, we will collect reasons for dropout.