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Policy: This audit is conducted by Nutrition Services Dietitian & Director Food & Nutrition or RD Manager at least once monthly and by the Infection Control Officer quarterly. All items marked "no" will have corrective actions developed and be followed up by NSD/DFNS or RD Manager. Copy provided to Hospital Administrator and RDO.
Director of Food Service/RD Responsibilities/Staff Development
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If the Director is not RD, Nutrition Services Dietitian collaborates on staff training/monitoring
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There is an annual Inservice plan, documented attendance including makeups and quiz scores
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Annual TB tests are in personnel files
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Nutrition Services RD reports concerns, recommendations to administration
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There is monintoring of test trays, sanitation, and nutrition risk areas
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Person in Charge (PIC) has current Serv Safe
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Reportable diseases and symptoms are signed off by staff and sign is posted
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Managers know what to do when associate reports a reportable symptom/disease see F004
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P&P and Diet Manual is current, signed by RD, Medical Dir, P&T Committee
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Comments/Additional Notes:
Dishwashing / Sanitizing / Equipment
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Hair Covering Sign posted at entrance; hairnets available and being worn by staff
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Handwashing: staff handling food/washing dishware are observed to wash hands correctly
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Handwashing Sinks: check all sinks for availability of soap, paper towels, hot water (100+F)
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Staff taught to sanitize, calibrate and use thermometers appropriately
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Glove Usage: staff using/changing gloves correctly when soiled (handwashing in between)
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Infection Control Checks (ie hand check, no obvious sick staff) recorded daily in Pat Serv/Retail
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Cutting boards: clean, free of deep grooves and mold; only using white
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Equipment is cleaned and sanitized according to MFR instructions; instructions posted at equipment
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Kitchen is clean; no grease build up in hoods and fans
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There is an equipment manintenance monitoring program
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Juice, soda, nozzles washed and sanitized regularly according to MFR and documented
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Garbage dumpster(s) clean and covered
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Pest Control program in place; no evidence of pests or plan in place if issues
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Wet mops allowed to air dry in between uses
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Food Prep Sink(s): are clearly labeled. Standard = 120F; Note temperature:
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Employees can communicate how sink in cleaned and sanitzed
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Ice Machines: check for current cleaning log. Does it reference MFR cleaning procedures?
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Check machines are clean with no signs of mold or lime buildup; scoop containers clean
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Scoop must be stored in clean container outside bin
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Dishroom: there a clear separation of clean and dirty
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Dishes coming off the dishmachine are allowed to air dry; no towels used for drying
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Record dish machine wash temp, final rinse temp STD = 150 and 180 HIGH TEMP
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There is 2nd checking system for Plate Level Temp 160F done once/day
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Staff can communicate procedure when temp standards not met
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Pot Wash Sink: check temperature and sanitizer meet standards and logged once/meal
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STD= wash sink 110120F, rinse sink 110120F, quat sink 75F or higher; 150400ppm
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Staff can communicate procedure when temp and sanitizer standards not met
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Staff uses 3rd sanitize sink correctly immersed in quat for 1 minute clock available
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Red Buckets: concentration of Quat 146 (std = 150400ppm); monitored throughout day
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Wiping cloths are kept in red buckets
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Victory Wash concentration is checked daily and recorded including actions for deviant findings
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Do strips meet standard of 3080ppm? Are they expired? Staff can communicate process
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Chemicals stored only in areas away from food and marked "chemicals"? MSDS book available
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Comments / Additional Notes:
Food Purchase / Storage / Food Safety
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HACCP receiving log is in use and meets standards; food rejected when temp stds not met
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Disaster menu/plan posted at trayline, available in Nsg dept; location of water posted
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Visitor Food Policy, patient right of choice, food handled safely by nsg and education provided
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Storage 12" off floor, 18" from sprinkler heads
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No wall, ceiling penetrations (holes)
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Refrigerator/freezer temperature logs: are actions taken on deviant temperatures?
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Clean gaskets, no tares, clean fans, no ice buildup, separate internal thermometer
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Refrigerators: all foods 41F or below, FIFO, all items cover/label/dated, nothing expired
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Mold: manually inspect for any signs/discoloration on insulation, walls, ceiling, all coolers, floor sinks
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Shelves marked for raw chicken, eggs, beef, etc
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Thawing meats stored separate from cooked? Staff can communicate 3 proper thawing methods
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Freezers: no ice accumulation, 0F or solidly frozen, FIFO, all items covered/labeled/dated
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Ingredient bins cleaned/sanitized; labeled; scoop outside; open bags of ingredients not in bins
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Ask 3+ nonproduction employees the following 5 questions:
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1-What do you do in case of a fire? Can verbalize RACE, phone #. Sign should be posted
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2-What is the correct temp for hot holding? 140F or higher
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3-What is the correct temps for cold holding? 41F or below
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4-What is procedure if you find needle on patient tray? If you are struck with sharp object?
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5-What is the procedure if you are stuck with a sharp object?
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Ask 3+ production employees the following 10 questions:
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1-Do you have recipes to follow? Where are they located?
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2-What do you do in case of a fire? Need to communicate RACE, knows phone # to call
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3-What would you do: grease fire on the grill? Knows location of Hood system pull, K extinguisher
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4-What is the correct internal cooking temp for chicken? 165
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5-What is the correct internal cooking temp for hamburger? 158
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6-What is the correct internal cooking temp for eggs? 145
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7-What is the shelf life of cooked food placed in refrigerator after cooking today?
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8-Can name foods for Cooling Log: proteins, rice, beans, mayo salads cooked/cooled for later use
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9-How do you complete the Cooling Log? All steps must be referenced
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10-What temperature do you reheat food? How many times can food be reheated?
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Hood and Fire Suppression System have tags; serviced within last 6 months
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Trashcans are free of debris on outside. Optimal to have lids
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Trashcans should have foot pedal at hand sink and be at least 23 inches from food prep
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Can Openers: check blade is not worn. Base cleanarm sanitized at least 1x/day
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Floors: free of major debris and grease? Wet floors have signs? Coving/baseboards clean?
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Street clothes are kept in area away from kitchen
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No dented cans found in storage. Dented cans are in clearly marked area
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Foods are all dated using Morrison orange labels including date and time
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Shelf Life Charts posted
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Retail: check temperatures of at least 4 items on salad bar (standard 41°F or below)
Record temp of breakfast liquid eggs F (std 41°F). Are they held on ice?
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Check Hot and Cold Temps meet standards in all stations
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Staff can communicate proper internal temp of hamburger (std 158°F)
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Check cleanliness of entire areas and note problems
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Remove the soda nozzles and check for debris/mold. Ask for cleaning checklist for this
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CO2 tanks are secured to wall
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Drawers throughout are sanitary, clean, no personal items
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All kitchen food prep items are in good condition and clean(ie china caps, saute pans)
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Comments / Additional Notes: