Quantification of oral intake within the hospital setting is required to guide nutrition care.
Multiple dietary assessment methods are available, yet details regarding their application in …

Background Accurate dietary assessment is an essential component for nutrition care
planning and monitoring. The visual estimation method (VEM) of dietary assessment is …

Background Decreased food intake is a risk factor for relevant complications (eg infections,
pressure ulcers), longer hospital stays, higher readmission rates, greater health care costs …

Background Accurate dietary intake data are critical to nutrition care planning. Commonly
used food record charts (FRC) are paper‐based, time consuming, require nutrient analysis …

Aim The aim of this study was to provide a needs assessment related to the current practice
of food intake monitoring for hospitalized adult patients among healthcare professionals and …

Objectives Nursing home (NH) residents receiving texture-modified diet (TMD) are at risk of
inadequate nutritional intake and subsequent malnutrition. It is essential to monitor dietary …

Background & aims The aim of this study was to examine differences in the validity of a
visual estimation method for determining patients' meal intake between various meal types …

Background An accurate evaluation of the nutritional status of malnourished hospitalized
patients at a higher risk of complications, such as frailty or disability, is crucial. Visual …

Background There is a need for quick and easy methods to monitor nutritional intake in
hospital and identify patients with poor intake. Food record charts are often used in clinical …

The measure was easy to use and imbedded easily into patient care in a hospital setting.
Consumption of the recommended amount of protein is influenced by many patient …