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IDDSI Made Simple with Dysphagia Chef Niamh Condon

Date: Wednesday 23rd June 2021
Time: 2.30-3.30pm
Location: Online

Empower your catering teams to learn how to create safe and appetising foods that will appeal to people living with dysphagia. 

The first talk by Orla Lehane, Speech and Language Therapist, will address the basics of dysphagia, the implications for patients if food is not prepared correctly, and The International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative (IDDSI) in detail.

The main body of the event will comprise of cooking demonstrations by experienced Dysphagia Chef Niamh Condon who will discuss the importance of the role of chefs along with simple tips on presentation of dishes to improve compliance.  

This is an opportunity for catering teams to come and learn from one of the best dysphagia chefs, they’ll be guided through an IDDSI level 4 roast beef dinner tutorial, supported with time management and learn more about hydration.  

Attendees will be able to get all their questions answered with a live Q&A at the end of the event. 

2.30pm-2.40pm    Fundamentals of Dysphagia - Orla Lehane

2.40pm-2.45pm    Dysphagia Range Update - Aoife Branigan

2.45pm-3.20pm    IDDSI Meal Preparation Demonstration - Niamh Condon

3.20pm-3.30pm    Q&A and Close - Niamh Condon

View full webinar here

        

This webinar was accompanied by a workbook which includes the recipes featured in the demonstration such as roast beef dinner (IDDSI Level 4).

Download workbook

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