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Serving Food During Life Engagement Activities

Published by Pineapple Academy

This video discusses the importance of socialization and menu planning in healthcare settings, highlighting the need for coordination between departments. The content can be applied to other industries such as education, tourism, and corporate events.

Objectives

Apply principles of socialization and menu planning to enhance resident experiences; Modify content to apply to other industries

Roles

Chef; Therapist; Server; Dietitian; Nurse; Event Coordinator

Departments

Foodservice; Food and Beverage Services; Clinical; Cafeteria Services; Catering Services; Environmental Services

Industries

Corporate Events and Conferences; Tourism and Hospitality; Education; Healthcare

Tags

menu-planning; socialization; food-service

Topics

Socialization and Menu Planning in Healthcare Settings; Applying Principles to Other Industries

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