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Staffing Trends in Food Service 

Culinary Services Group

Instead of only looking at a potential employee’s customer service skills, you need to account for nutrition education, familiarity with the diverse needs of today’s seniors , and an ability to adapt to ever-changing food and safety health requirements. What are current staffing trends in food service?

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AI: Not Just a “Nice-to-Have” for Food Service Management

Culinary Digital

While several kitchens are experimenting with AI-powered point-of-sale systems, like this self-checkout station at Dartmouth Tuck School of Business , the most promising AI technologies for food service management are behind the counter. AI-powered supply chain platforms provide an enticing solution. Want to learn more?

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Sustainability in Food Service

Culinary Services Group

But what about the other, more nuanced factors that are quietly shaping the future of healthcare – like sustainability? Sustainability in long-term care food service goes beyond figuring out how to “go green.” Culinary Services Group is your partner in making your community more environmentally conscious.

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Building Your Team from Within: How to Retain Your Best Food Service Employees

Culinary Services Group

Since 2020, the food service industry hasn’t had it easy. In 2023, we shared our best practices for retaining food service employees. How to Identify Strong Leaders Within Your Team As a community leader, you’ve likely got more on your plate than you can handle — especially regarding food service management.

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8 Essential Nutrition Guidelines for Hospitalized Patients 

Culinary Services Group

Typically, the first answer that comes to mind isn’t the food. Nutrition, especially high-quality dietary care, is often seconded to other, seemingly more pressing patient care matters. However, doing this has caused a significant gap in nutrition for patients.

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Improving Hospital Dining Through Compassionate, Person-Centered Care

Culinary Services Group

While hospital food has long endured a reputation for being bland, uninspiring, and even detrimental to patient health, it doesnt have to be that way. A letter to the editor in Clinical Nutrition predicted that 50% of hospitals will have healthier food for staff, patients, and their families by 2025.

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Consistency Matters in Senior Dining, and Here’s Why

Culinary Services Group

What does your food service management program currently look like? In this case, consistency through intentional dietary planning and person-centered care regarding things like portion size and food quality can help prevent nutritional issues and deficiencies from worsening or causing other health problems.