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Pioneering Catering Developments for Inpatients at Milton Keynes University Hospital
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On Thursday, the Ministries of Social Rights and Health started the process of the royal decree that will guarantee healthy meals in hospitals and residences, which will affect the quality of life and better recovery of patients and could result in cost savings to the system of more than 1.1 billion. Food is a universal right "The right to a healthy and nutritious food is a social right. Food is a universal right," said the social rights officer…
The Minister of Social Rights, Consumption and Agenda 2030, Pablo Bustinduy, and the Minister of Health, Mónica García, announced on Thursday the beginning of the process of the royal decree to regulate that the meals served in hospitals and in nursing homes are healthy and nutritious.
"Health begins on the plate" said Minister of Health Mónica García on Thursday. "Food is not a procedure, it is a right," added Pablo Bustinduy, Minister of Social Rights. Both have appeared at a press conference to talk about the new royal decree that both departments will draw up to ensure healthy food in hospitals and nursing homes. A regulation that does not yet contemplate concrete measures because it now starts with the opening of the publ…
Pioneering Catering Developments for Inpatients at Milton Keynes University Hospital
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