Benefits For Health Facilities
- Participating units receive a unit report with an international benchmark which allows a comparison between similar units worldwide. On basis of the received data, actions and consequences can be derived individually.
- Repeated participation enables a continuous quality improvement process by pursuing targeted actions.
- The participation in the project „nutritionDay“ facilitates a good food supply in your hospital or nursing home and increases the attention for the topic around nutrition and malnutrition.
- A repeated participation documents a development of the nutritional situation over years and provides an anonymous international comparison within your specialty.
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