UCSF Medical Center foodservice honored for innovation

Smart Choice Smart U program uses online platforms, mobile applications and digital signage to provide real-time nutritional information

By Healthcare Facilities Today


The UCSF Medical Center, Smart Choice Smart U program is one of the finalists for the National Restaurant Association 2014 Operator Innovations Awards, according to an article on the Food Service Equipment and Supplies website.
 
Smart Choice Smart U was selected in the Health & Nutrition category. It's a comprehensive, technology-driven wellness program that uses online platforms, mobile applications and digital signage to provide real-time nutritional information on the center's food outlets, according to the article.
 
In the technology category, the Indiana University Health's Hand Hygiene - Vision Safety Solutions program was honored. This program uses technology to measure the frequency, duration and quality of individual hand washing against back-of-house entry/exits to ensure compliant hygiene — posting results publicly for all associates in real time.
 
Read the article.
 
 
 
 
 


March 24, 2014


Topic Area: Maintenance and Operations


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