Food Safety for High Risk Populations
The Ohio State University Washington State University Colorado State University Food Safety for High Risk Populations

 

Educational Resources

Foodborne Disease and Bone Marrow Transplants: A Guide for Bone Marrow Transplant Patients and Care Givers on How to Prevent Foodborne Diseases Foodborne Disease and Bone Marrow Transplants: A Guide for Bone Marrow Transplant Patients and Care Givers on How to Prevent Foodborne Diseases
Foodborne Disease and Cancer Patients: A Guide for Cancer Patients and Care Givers on How to Prevent Foodborne Diseases Foodborne Disease and Cancer Patients: A Guide for Cancer Patients and Care Givers on How to Prevent Foodborne Diseases
Foodborne Disease and Organ Transplant Patients: A Guide for Organ Transplant Patients and Care Givers on How to Prevent Foodborne Diseases Foodborne Disease and Organ Transplant Patients: A Guide for Organ Transplant Patients and Care Givers on How to Prevent Foodborne Diseases
A Guide for Cancer and Transplant Patients on How to Control Listeria Monocytogenes: Refrigerated Ready-To-Eat Foods A Guide for Cancer and Transplant Patients on How to Control Listeria Monocytogenes: Refrigerated Ready-To-Eat Foods
How Do You Get Foodborne Disease? - A Guide for Cancer and Transplant Patients and Their Care Givers How Do You Get Foodborne Disease? - A Guide for Cancer and Transplant Patients and Their Care Givers
MISC0529 - Take Control: A Hands-on Approach to: Choosing Safe Foods, Shopping, Handling, Preparing & Storing Food for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS MISC0529 - Take Control: A Hands-on Approach to: Choosing Safe Foods, Shopping, Handling, Preparing & Storing Food for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS
MISC0530 - Eating Away from Home & Traveling: Safe tips for avoiding foodborne illness while eating out and traveling for the person living with HIV/AIDS MISC0530 - Eating Away from Home & Traveling: Safe tips for avoiding foodborne illness while eating out and traveling for the person living with HIV/AIDS
Food Safety During Pregnancy

Food Safety During Pregnancy:

Pregnancy and Foodborne Illness: You and your baby could be at risk for Foodborne Illness Pregnancy and Foodborne Illness: You and your baby could be at risk for Foodborne Illness
Pregnant Women: Keep You and Your Baby Safe from Foodborne Illness Pregnant Women: Keep You and Your Baby Safe from Foodborne Illness

 

 

 

The Ohio State University     Washington State University     Colorado State University

The Ohio State University - Washington State University
Colorado State University

 

Continuing Education Units have been approved for the American Dietetic Association, Ohio Nurses Association with reciprocity to other states, the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, the National Environmental Health Association, and the National Dietary Managers Association.  Individuals wishing to receive credit with NEHA must complete their submission online at www.neha.org/CEweb/CE.asp.  A certificate for modules completed can be printed for your records at the successful completion of each module.

The Ohio State University in conjunction with Colorado State University and Washington State University are responsible for the development and updates for this education unit on Food Safety for High Risk Populations. The support for this unit is strictly from the three Universities listed and is not supported by any commercial industry. None of the developers or institutions listed has any interest in this unit except for the promotion of food safety knowledge and practice. The planners and faculty have no conflicts-of- interest.

This project was funded by USDA-CSREES grant #2001-51110-11364.

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