Improved meals service and reduced food waste and costs in medical institutions resulting from employment of a food service dietitian - a case study
Abstract Background A recurring problem in medical institutions is patients not always receiving food meeting their nutritional and medical needs. A proposed contributing factor is non- inclusion of dietitians in food service staff. Recently, positions for food service dietitians in hospitals were c...
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Main Authors: | Orit Yona (Author), Rebecca Goldsmith (Author), Ronit Endevelt (Author) |
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2020-02-01T00:00:00Z.
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