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Sanitation & Food Safety
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# Article Title Date
1 When In Doubt, Throw It Out - March 2009 January, 2009
2 Egg Recall - September 2010 August, 2010
3 Salmonella Outbreak in Peanut Butter - March 2009 January, 2009
4 Food Safety and Sanitation Training in Long Term Care - September 2008 February, 2009
5 A Calibrated Thermometer is an Essential Tool in Food Service - October 2008 February, 2009
6 Thermometer Calibration - November 2009 January, 2009
7 Salmonella Contamination in Pistachios and Pistachio Products - April 2009 December, 2009
8 Practicing Food Safety at Home - March 2011 March, 2011
9 Just a Spoonful of Sugar... - July 2011 August, 2011
10 Keeping Residents Safe from Foodborne Illnesses - December 2008 February, 2009
11 Summertime Grilling Safety Tips - July 2009 January, 2009
12 Don't Get Caught by the BBQ Police - July 2011 July, 2011
13 Procedures for Holding Food Safely during Meal Service - August 2009 January, 2009
14 Why doesn't Johnny wash his hands? - April 2011 April, 2011
15 How to Cool Food Properly - April 2009 January, 2009
16 Food Safety and Power Outages - August 2011 August, 2011
 
 
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  • 01.08.11 General Nutrition
    Clostridium difficile, often called C-diff is frequently seen in long term care facilities and hospital settings because germs spread easily. It is a bacterium that causes symptoms from diarrhea to life threatening inflammation of the colon. This illness typically occurs after use of antibiotics because antibiotics kill beneficial bacteria in…
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  • 05.02.09 Clinical Nutrition
    Protein Intake and Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in the Elderly Resident

    Can there be too much protein?

    It has long been recognized that adequate protein intake is needed throughout the life cycle and a necessary nutrient in tissue building and repair. For residents in…
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  • 22.12.09 Holidays
    As the holidays approach we like to celebrate by entertaining friends and family, throwing parties, and preparing feasts. From the buffet table to the office party, food moves center stage throughout the holiday season. Food safety is the most important ingredient in preparing food for the holidays. Be sure to…
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  • 22.12.09 Holidays
    The holidays can be a time of excitement for all of us when we are surrounded by family and friends. Along with great company, the holidays are synonymous with our favorite foods. Below are some tips to avoid increasing your waistline while still enjoying all of your favorite foods!Stay hydrated:…
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  • 12.08.11 Sanitation & Food Safety
    This summer has been very hot and stormy for many parts of the country. With severe storms comes the possibility of power outages that could last hours or even days. While disastrous flooding can often occur with strong storms, power outages can also cause loss of refrigerated or frozen foods.…
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  • 05.02.09 Clinical Nutrition
    Providing a 'Good Meal' Means More Than Filling a Residents Stomach or Maintaining Weight

    Introduction
    Nursing home residents have many special needs, perhaps none more important than nutrition. A person's appearance, mood, resistance to illness and self-esteem can be improved through good general nutrition, the lack of…
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  • 18.01.09 General Nutrition
    Alternate Forms of Hydration in the Summer MonthsIn these hot summer months, the body is begging for liquids.  But instead of reaching for a glass of water, why not eat a slice of watermelon?   A suitable daily allowance for water in adults is 2.5 liters per day, or approximately 2.5…
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  • 27.09.11 General Nutrition
    September is whole grains month and every year the Whole Grains Council celebrates with special events and promotions all month. Whole grains or foods made from them contain all the essential parts and naturally-occurring nutrients of the entire grain seed. If the grain has been processed (e.g., cracked, crushed, rolled,…
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  • 22.02.10 Food Service Operations
    Financial accountability is essential to a successful food service operation. When you create a budget you determine a standard or a goal. When you compare actual food cost to the budget you create an early warning system to potential food cost problems. When you benchmark costs such as food cost…
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  • 16.12.09 Sanitation & Food Safety
    Salmonella Contamination in Pistachios and Pistachio ProductsSetton Pistachio, the nation's second-largest pistachio processor which sells nuts to Kraft Foods and 35 other wholesalers across the country, has recalled more than 2 million pounds of nuts over fears of possible salmonella contamination.  The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) states California-based Setton…
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