A Kitchen Manual for Preparation of Modified Texture Diets. 3rd Edition – Download
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Janet Martin, BSc., BND, APD, is an accredited practising dietitian with over 20 years experience of creating standards and recipes for texture modified diets for swallowing disorders, and has been a dysphagia management specialist with the Dietitians Association of Australia.
This third edition is based on current national guidelines for dysphagia management, and provides an updated and practical guide to enable kitchens to use the guidelines.
The overall objective is to improve presentation of texture modified meals in nursing homes and hospitals.
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Until 2014 Professor Graham Martin was the Director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at The University of Queensland, Clinical Director, Royal Children’s Hospital and Health Service District, Child and Youth Mental Health Service.The University of Queensland honoured Graham for his services by making him an ‘Emeritus Professor'.
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Graham has 30 years of professional psychiatric practice, focusing on suicide prevention in young people.
Paralysed from the chest down in 2009, he has had to fight his way back to health, fitness and relative autonomy. Stories from this emotional journey are mixed with insights from practice and research about mental health, suicide prevention and self-injury.
