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Tips to Lessen Your Risk of Choking

Even if you have swallowing challenges, eating foods you enjoy can lead to improved nutrition, desired body weight, and overall improved quality of life. Use this infographic for quick tips on minimizing your risk of choking.

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The Inside Scoop on Informed Choice The Inside Scoop on Informed Choice
A Step-by-Step Guide for Personalizing Diets in Long-Term Care
By Diane Hall, NHA, RDLDN
Copyright © 2018 by Balanced Senior Nutrition

Support a person’s right to make personal food choices (while also meeting regulatory guidelines and reducing your liability) with this guide to creating person-centered meal plans in long-term care settings.

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