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Patient Services Overview

Published by Pineapple Academy

This video discusses the importance of patient food service and ambassador/host roles in healthcare settings. The content could be adapted to other industries, such as senior living, skilled nursing, education, and food service management.

Objectives

Understand the role of patient food service in healthcare; Learn how to adapt ambassador/host roles to different industries

Roles

Cook; Retail Cook; Server; Dietitian; Patient Cook; Ambassador/Host

Departments

Foodservice; Patient Services; Cafeteria Services; Dining Services; Dietary Services

Industries

Education; Primary healthcare industry; Skilled Nursing; Senior Living; Food Service Management

Tags

foodservice-management; ambassador-host-roles; patient-food-service

Topics

Food Service Management; Ambassador/Host Roles; Patient Food Service

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