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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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AHF 2021 State of the Industry Report
AHF’s inaugural State of the Industry Report was released by the Association as a member benefit. To better understand trends and issues facing the healthcare foodservice industry, AHF cond
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Best Practices in Financial Management in Food & Nutrition Service
A guide for Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) leaders to implement, maintain and enhance effective financial management at the department level. This is a publication of the AHF Self Operated Projec
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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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Fast Contractor Facts (2019)
Quick facts about the top 10 contracts working in healthcare foodservice which may be threatening your operations. Know your competitor to better present yourself as the preferred option.
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Standards for the Operation of Food and Nutrition Services in Acute Care
A document providing standards, considering current regulatory requirements (CMS, TJC) and best practice standards. These standards are intended to be used by food and nutrition services directors,
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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
