Your Ultimate Guide to IDDSI
We all know that IDDSI is here to stay, however, there are some complexities in shifting from a less detailed model to a more robust system. It can be challenging to try to figure out all of the moving parts. That’s why we created our Ultimate Guide to IDDSI — to help you begin your IDDSI journey amidst these complexities.
The MIND Diet: A wholesome way to eat that promotes brain health and has been shown to prevent dementia.
MIND stands for Mediterranean DASH Intervention for Neurodegenerative Delay. It is an eating pattern that combines two well studied diets that are associated with health promotion, the Mediterranean diet and the DASH Diet (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension). We put together this blog with infographics on the MIND Diet to give you a quick way to get to the details of what makes up the MIND Diet.
Poll Results: "Where are you on IDDSI Implementation?
As IDDSI implementation gains momentum, you might ask yourself, “Are we making enough progress on integrating IDDSI into our organization?” How do you compare?
Taste Charts Identify Taste Trends For 2022 With Relevance To Senior Living and Healthcare Menus
Combining their proprietary insights along with analysis of menu trends, ingredient labels, consumer preferences, social media chatter, chef-led innovation and their experience of supporting thousands of new product launches across the globe, Kerry’s culinary and beverage experts predict taste for the coming year.
The Challenges and Opportunities of IDDSI Minced & Moist (Level 5)
At Roche Dietitians, we receive the most questions about Minced & Moist out of any IDDSI level. As we’ve spent time working with organizations that are implementing IDDSI, we’ve noticed dietitians across hospitals and long-term care communities are getting stuck on this level.
IDDSI FAQ: Is IDDSI Mandatory?
Here is a response to a question that we recently got about “Is IDDSI mandatory”
5 Steps for Hospital Dietitians to Implement IDDSI in a Streamlined Way
Hospital dietitians need easy-to-follow instructions on implementing IDDSI. This five-step checklist will help you adopt IDDSI in a streamline way.
5 Steps for Long-Term Care Dietitians to Implement IDDSI in a Streamlined Way
Long-term care dietitians need easy-to-follow instructions on implementing IDDSI. This five-step checklist will help you adopt IDDSI in a streamlined way.
IDDSI posters build IDDSI safety culture and train your team on testing
You’ll use these posters to train your team on IDDSI testing methods, reinforce training concepts, and develop a culture of safety.
IDDSI FAQ: IDDSI Soft & Bite-Sized (Level 6) Meal List
“I’m curious about a meal sample or list for IDDSI Soft & Bite-Sized (Level 6). What’s okay and what’s not okay?”
IDDSI FAQ: IDDSI and Gravy
“I am wondering how you handle gravy related to IDDSI. Do you recommend placing it on meats? Staff are used to putting gravy on everything from the old dysphagia standards.
Taste charts identify taste trends for 2021 with relevance to senior living and healthcare menus
Analyzing sales performance and consumer trends along with their own artificial intelligence, Kerry’s culinary and beverage experts predict taste for the coming year.
HEALTHY HOLIDAYS: Keeping Spirits Up During The Holidays with Fun and Nutritious Foods
This year the holidays will be like no other.
IDDSI Level Chart: Regular Easy to Chew (Level 7)
This is the fifth in a series of charts that Roche Dietitians is doing on IDDSI Levels that you can print and share with your colleagues.
IDDSI Level Chart: Soft & Bite-Sized (Level 6)
This is the fourth in a series of charts that Roche Dietitians is doing on IDDSI Levels that you can print and share with your colleagues.
Best Practices for Older Adults With Diabetes
As those who care for individuals with diabetes, we need to focus on helping our residents achieve long-term positive outcomes for their health.
IDDSI Level Chart: Minced & Moist (Level 5)
This is the third in a series of charts that Roche Dietitians is doing on IDDSI levels that you can print and share with your colleagues.
IDDSI Level Chart: Pureed (Level 4)
This is the second in a series of charts that Roche Dietitians is doing on IDDSI levels that you can print and share with your colleagues.
The five key components you need to train food service workers on IDDSI
Your team needs a complete system that empowers them to implement IDDSI independently and participate in a culture of safety.
IDDSI Level Chart: Liquidised (Level 3)
This is the first in a series of charts that Roche Dietitians is doing on IDDSI levels that you can print and share with your colleagues.