Dorset plans conference to launch landmark nutritional care scheme
Details will be unveiled at a Nutritional Care Conference it is organising to be held at Dorford Centre in Dorchester on May 13th.
Details will be unveiled at a Nutritional Care Conference it is organising to be held at Dorford Centre in Dorchester on May 13th.
The event, taking place at Celtic Manor Resort, Newport in Gwent is being held within the boundaries of the Health Board named after the founder of the National Health Service, Aneurin Bevan, who c
Underpinning such basic standards would be more detailed dietary regulation tailored for each of the three major parts of the public sector – schools, hospitals and care homes.
The Government confirmed the move as part of its official response to the Francis report, which looked into the failings at Mid Staffordshire Hospital.
This year, for the first time, up to five nominees have been named on the shortlist where categories have been very heavily supported.
The figure represents an increase of 132,000 people diagnosed with diabetes over the last year. A further 850,000 people are thought to have undiagnosed Type 2 diabetes.
Supporting the report titled Twenty Years of Hospital Food Failure, BDA honorary chairman Helen Davidson, said: “Good food and appropriate nutrition must, at all times, be an absolute priority.
Referring to the developing horsemeat scandal, Malcolm Walker told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on television yesterday: “Supermarkets shouldn’t be blamed.
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The company has also announced what managing director Simon Tupper called “a significant strengthening” of its senior management team.