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FOOD CHOICES -- LETTING AGED CARE RESIDENTS HAVE THEIR CAKE, AND EAT IT AS WELL.
In residential aged care (RAC), malnutrition and unplanned weight loss among residents is an important quality indicator. A contributing factor is limited access to food choices in the facility that meet their personal food preferences.
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