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12 Step Process to Remain Self Operated
A foodservice leaders checklist for building a case to remain self-operated. This document will walk you through 12 steps and checkpoints to ensure your foodservice and nutrition department stay se
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After the Contractor
When the decision to change from contract-managed to self-op foodservice is made, there are usually two big questions – how and what’s next. This publication will help address some of the commo
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Communicating the Self-Operated Advantage
Many hospital administrators are faced with a similar scenario within their organizations. They’ve been lured by the siren song of contractors saying they can breathe life into an organization’
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Contract Prevention: Being Proactive, Progressive & Positive
A PDF of a subject matter expert presentation from AHF’s 2013 Annual Conference entitled “Advantage AHF: Being Proactive, Progressive, and Positive.”
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S.O. Connected: Vol. 1 Issue 4 – Communicating The Self-Op Advantage
The fourth issue of volume 1 of S.O. Connected. Titled “Communicating The Self-Op Advantage.”
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The Golden Opportunity: Going Self-Op For Success
An article from AHF’s S.O. Connected Magazine entitled “The Golden Opportunity: Going Self-Op For Success.” Running a foodservice program at a healthcare institution requires coun
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Transitioning Your Department: Starting from Scratch When the Contractor Leaves
An article from S.O. Connected Magazine focusing on how to transition a food and nutrition department management from contract to self-operated after the contractor has left.