Hospital Food Service Feedback
Meals as care: temperature, choice, dietary accuracy, and actually eating.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Hospital food is clinical care in disguise: patients who eat recover, and trays returned full are a nutrition problem wearing a catering costume. This survey measures the meal experience from the bed – temperature on arrival, real choice, dietary-requirement accuracy (the safety issue hiding in catering), and the honest how-much-did-you-eat question.
The ate-little answers, flagged by ward, belong in nutrition rounds, not just catering reviews; appetite is data.
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Meals during your stay
This survey is about the meals you have had during your stay. Tell us about the taste, the choice and how much you could eat, so we can improve the food service. It takes about 2 minutes. This form is not an emergency service. If you need urgent medical help, call your local emergency number.
Q1.How would you rate each part of the meals?*
| Poor | OK | Good | Not applicable | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Taste | ||||
| Temperature on arrival | ||||
| Choice available | ||||
| Matching your dietary requirements |
Q2.How much of your meals did you typically eat?*
- Most or all
- About half
- A few bites
- Barely touched them
Q3.What made you eat less - your appetite, the food, or something else?
Asked only if the answer to Q2 is “About half”, “A few bites” or “Barely touched them”.
Q4.What would have made mealtimes better?
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