Hospitals & Long-term Care

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Speed Interviewing

I needed to hire staff, so I worked with human resources to create speed interviewing. In two hours we interviewed 10 possible candidates and were able to hire eight of them on the spot. Through five key questions I was able to bring out the information t

Operations

Tale of two hospitals

When Hurricane Sandy struck the New York metropolitan area two days before Halloween, some of the most severely affected institutions were hospitals.

Operators say bottled water is the beverage category that has the highest growth potential in the next two years, with 22% of respondents to The Big Picture research pegging this category to increase in sales.

Eliminating fryers and health identifiers are just a few of the ways the hospitals are promoting health.

First Kansas City-area hospital to implement such a ban.

When Kansas Heart Hospital, an acute care hospital specializing in cardiovascular services, was opened in 1999, the kitchen was designed to serve the hospital’s 23-bed capacity. Although the hospital has since expanded to 54 beds, the foodservice fa

When it comes to offering sandwiches in their retail locations, operators are most likely to offer them as a made-to-order option. Only one operator—from a college or university—said sandwiches were not an option at retail locations.

Onsite farmer keeps greenhouse growing.

Colo. hospital highlighted local foods with cooking demonstrations.

Our R.D.s conduct Healthy Choices Food Tours in our Bistro to assist our staff, family members and visitors in making informed food choices. The talks are tailored to our food stations; however, the principles taught apply to daily meal decisions made out

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