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Cecilia Buccheri

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Knowledge, attitudes and self-reported practices of food service staff in nursing homes and long-term care facilities

2010

The aim of this study was to investigate knowledge, attitudes and practices of food service staff in nursing homes and long-term care facilities for the elderly in Sicily, Italy. Association with some demographic and work-related variables was also investigated. This survey provides information and outlines many complex questions concerning the basics of food hygiene. Education level, length of service in the employment and attending courses on food hygiene influenced the knowledge, attitudes and practices of food service staff. This study has evidenced the need for continuous training among food service staff regarding food safety in LTCF and nursing homes.

Food hygieneNursing homebusiness.industrydigestive oral and skin physiologyFood safetyContinuous trainingFood safetyLong-term care facilityKnowledge Attitudes and practicesLong-term careElderlyNursingFood safety; Long-term care facility; Nursing home; Elderly; Knowledge Attitudes and practicesMedicineLength of serviceFood serviceDuration (project management)Nursing homesbusinessFood ScienceBiotechnologyFood Control
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Food safety in hospital: knowledge, attitudes and practices of nursing staff of two hospitals in Sicily, Italy.

2007

Abstract Background Food hygiene in hospital poses peculiar problems, particularly given the presence of patients who could be more vulnerable than healthy subjects to microbiological and nutritional risks. Moreover, in nosocomial outbreaks of infectious intestinal disease, the mortality risk has been proved to be significantly higher than the community outbreaks and highest for foodborne outbreaks. On the other hand, the common involvement in the role of food handlers of nurses or domestic staff, not specifically trained about food hygiene and HACCP, may represent a further cause of concern. The purpose of this study was to evaluate knowledge, attitudes, and practices concerning food safet…

Malemedicine.medical_specialtySafety ManagementFood HandlingFood ContaminationNursing Staff HospitalHospitals GeneralHealth informaticsHealth administrationFoodborne DiseasesNursingFood Service HospitalSurveys and QuestionnairesMedicineHumansCross Infectionbusiness.industryNursing researchPublic healthlcsh:Public aspects of medicineHealth Policydigestive oral and skin physiologyOutbreaklcsh:RA1-1270Food safetyHospitals PediatricItalyFamily medicineRespondentEquipment ContaminationFemaleClinical CompetencebusinessFood contaminantResearch Article
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Food safety in hospitals and in nursing homes for the elderly: knowledge, attitudes and practices of nurses and domestic staff

2007

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Additional file 1 of Food safety in hospital: knowledge, attitudes and practices of nursing staff of two hospitals in Sicily, Italy

2021

Additional file 1: Questionnaire about food safety knowledge, attitudes and practices of nursing staff of two hospitals in Sicily, Italy. It included five sections: a) demographic characteristics, employment status and hospital/ward where the nurse worked; b) knowledge about food hygiene; c) attitudes towards prevention of foodborne diseases; d) measures to be used in prevention of foodborne diseases; e) sources of information about food hygiene. (DOC 33 KB)

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Additional file 2 of Food safety in hospital: knowledge, attitudes and practices of nursing staff of two hospitals in Sicily, Italy

2021

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Hospital catering and food safety: knowledge, attitudes and behaviour of the nursing staff in sicilian hospitals

2005

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