J Acad Nutr Diet. 2019 Sep;119(9 Suppl 2):S44-S48. doi: 10.1016/j.jand.2019.05.022.
Registered dietitian nutritionists (RDNs) at Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center (Washington) recognized a need to use nutrition to help patients recover faster and stay independent longer. With the goal of decreasing 30-day hospital readmission rates, the RDNs at Legacy Salmon Creek developed a program for posthospital nutrition care. The intervention was a pilot program designed to provide palatable and nutritious meals to patients at home during a 4-week, postdischarge interval. The RDNs obtained approval from hospital administrators and received buy-in from nursing staff who participated in RDN-led training on malnutrition awareness and risk screening. Results of the pilot program indicated a high level of patient satisfaction and a decrease in the rate of readmissions. FUNDING/SUPPORT: Publication of this supplement was supported by Abbott. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics does not receive funding for the MQii. Avalere Health's work to support the MQii was funded by Abbott.
华盛顿莱戈尼亚姆克里克医疗中心的注册营养师认识到，需要利用营养来帮助患者更快康复，保持更长时间的独立性。为了降低 30 天内的医院再入院率，莱戈尼亚姆克里克的注册营养师为医院出院后的营养护理制定了一个方案。该干预措施是一个试点项目，旨在为出院后 4 周内的患者提供家中美味且营养丰富的膳食。注册营养师获得了医院管理人员的批准，并得到了参与营养不良意识和风险筛查的注册营养师主导培训的护理人员的支持。试点项目的结果表明，患者满意度很高，再入院率也有所下降。资金支持：本增刊的出版得到了雅培的支持。营养与饮食学会不接受 MQii 的资金。Avalere Health 支持 MQii 的工作得到了雅培的资助。
