Showing posts with label dieticians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dieticians. Show all posts

Tuesday, 15 September 2015

A dietetic-led coeliac service incorporating group education

"This example describes our service redesign to increase patient capacity within existing dietetic provision, whilst also aiming to improve service quality."

A dietetic-led coeliac service incorporating group education
Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
NICE Shared Learning example
September 2015

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Wednesday, 12 November 2014

Standards for food and drink in NHS hospitals

"The Panel recommends that all NHS hospitals should develop and maintain a food and 
drink strategy. This should include: 

  • the nutrition and hydration needs of patients 
  • healthier eating for the whole hospital community, especially staff 
  • sustainable procurement of food and catering services" 


The Hospital Food Standards Panel’s report on standards for food and drink in NHS hospitals
Department of Health, Age UK
August 2014

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Tuesday, 7 October 2014

Allied health professionals - Can we measure quality of care?

"In this report, we explore the quality of care and services delivered by allied health professionals (AHPs). AHPs are a group of autonomous practitioners who work with many other professionals and at many points along the care pathway." 

Focus on: Allied health professionals - Can we measure quality of care? (Quality Watch)
H Dorning, M Bardsley
Health Foundation, Nuffield Trust
September 2014

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Friday, 21 March 2014

Joined up clinical pathways for obesity

"NHS England should in the medium term prioritise early consideration of the transfer of the majority of adult bariatric surgery to local commissioning, through CCGs, once they have been shown to be functioning well with sufficent volume of patients to justify de-specialising the service."

Report of the working group into: Joined up clinical pathways for obesity
Jamie Blackshaw, S Montel, S King, A Jarvis, J Valabhji
NHS England
March 2014

Read more here.