The Difference in Hospital Meals Around The World
Topic: Rehabilitation and Hospitals
Author: Sunbelt Staffing
Published: 2018/03/14 - Updated: 2024/08/01
Publication Type: Informative - Peer-Reviewed: Yes
Contents: Summary - Introduction - Main - Related
Synopsis: Individual hospital menus and government guidelines on nutritional requirements from countries including Switzerland, Mexico, Canada and the United Kingdom. The campaign aims to both raise awareness around the importance of a nutritional meal as part of a patient's healing process, as well as to give American consumers a better understanding of how their global neighbors' meals compare during a typical hospital stay.
Introduction
Specialty healthcare staffing firm Sunbelt Staffing has released imagery from their new campaign, Hospital Meals Around the World, today in celebration of Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day, March 14.
Main Digest
Sunbelt Staffing compiled research from individual hospital menus and government guidelines on nutritional requirements from countries including Switzerland, Mexico, Canada and the United Kingdom to recreate a typical evening meal for patients in each country.
The campaign aims to both raise awareness around the importance of a nutritional meal as part of a patient's healing process, as well as to give American consumers a better understanding of how their global neighbors' meals compare during a typical hospital stay.
Hospital Food Variety
Howard Gerber from Sunbelt Staffing Commented
"We staff healthcare professionals in various divisions within the hospital. From nurses, to doctors, to pharmacists, to nutritionists, they all agree on the importance of nutritious meals to aid in patients' recovery and wellness, even after they have been discharged. Whether you're going through a highly complicated procedure or dealing with a minor complaint, food really does make a difference in how the body performs and recovers. And for those currently on medication, good nutritional advice is key for avoiding potentially fatal drug interactions."
"We can learn so much from how other cultures and professionals help patients recover, so we thought it was a great idea to think outside the box and to show Americans just what else they could expect from a menu should they find themselves in a hospital abroad."
For full campaign imagery from the USA, Australia, United Kingdom, Canada, Switzerland, Germany, Spain and Italy, please visit blog.sunbeltstaffing.com/nursing/hospital-meals-around-the-world/
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This peer reviewed publication was selected for publishing by the editors of Disabled World due to its significant relevance to the disability community. Originally authored by Sunbelt Staffing, and published on 2018/03/14 (Edit Update: 2024/08/01), the content may have been edited for style, clarity, or brevity. For further details or clarifications, Sunbelt Staffing can be contacted at sunbeltstaffing.com. NOTE: Disabled World does not provide any warranties or endorsements related to this article.
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