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The Healing Power of Food as Medicine in Behavioral Health

Culinary Services Group

Behavioral health and nutritional care are interrelated, so planning for both is essential to providing holistic services to residents. Structural Changes – Long-term poor nutrition alters brain structure, impacting signal transmission efficiency.

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Automated, Scalable, and Dietary Compliant Solution for Your Cafeteria

Culinary Digital

Customer retention, shifting demographics, manual processes, and changing economies are some significant challenges various food service managers face today. CS Lite is a new solution built on the expertise and success of our flagship foodservice management suite, effectively overseeing the day-to-day operations of cafeterias.

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Heart Health Essentials: Tips, Tricks, and Preferred Foods for Older Adults

Culinary Services Group

High cholesterol and diabetes, two health conditions that significantly impact nutritional health, are also comorbid with heart disease. In smaller communities (<50 beds), 3 in 10 residents carried the diagnosis, but the percentages are higher in communities with more than 50 beds. Balance portion sizes according to a resident’s needs.

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6 Exciting New Food Trends For 2024

Culinary Services Group

Along with a push for more person-centered dining , our meal plans help long-term care residents experience different flavors and textures or have a diet that better adapts to their nutritional needs. Looking ahead to 2024, the landscape of the food industry is evolving.

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12 Activities to Start Savoring the Summer Season with Your Dining Department

Culinary Services Group

A great way to incorporate this into your regular programming is to ask residents if they have a special family recipe or cultural food they’d like to share with the rest of the community. Have them help take charge, explaining and demonstrating how to make the recipe. Food service management doesn’t have to be bland and boring.

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How is Fresh Ideas Meeting the Evolving Needs of Today’s Students?

Fresh Ideas

Indeed, research from the Hartman Group found that 36% of parents of kids under the age of 18 said their children like to eat international foods. Meanwhile, 62% of Gen Z-ers aged 18-22 said they use recipes from social media to cook international food. appeared first on Fresh Ideas Food Service Management.

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Kitchen System Provides Tools for Managing Risks Related to Food Safety

JAMIX

Food safety is not only about hygiene or ingredients that comply with regulations; it is also about nutritional quality of food and allergens. Copyright 2021 NACUFS®️. Published with permission Anna SkyttäMarketing DirectorJAMIX Inc.