Food & Nutrition Regulatory Requirements

Tuesday, December 17
3:00pm ET/ 12:00pm PT

During this webinar, Tennille Yates, Clinical Nutrition Director with Advent Health, provides an in-depth overview of the regulatory requirements for self-operated hospital foodservice programs, with a particular focus on clinical nutrition services. Attendees will gain insights into key compliance standards mandated by governing bodies and how they impact the operation of hospital food and nutrition services. Emphasizing the critical importance of always being prepared, the session will highlight strategies to maintain a state of continuous readiness, ensuring compliance at all times. Participants will learn best practices for effective documentation, staff training, and quality improvement initiatives, enabling them to proactively address challenges and adapt to evolving regulations. This webinar aims to empower attendees with actionable guidance to strengthen compliance efforts and foster a culture of preparedness in their organizations.


Learning Objectives: 
  1. Review healthcare nutrition regulatory agencies and requirements
  2. Discuss healthcare nutrition policy, procedure, and regulatory expectations
  3. Establish healthcare nutrition regulatory requirements best practices
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  • Duration:  1 hour 
  • Accreditation: 1.0 CEU - AND (through 12/3/2025) & ANFP (through 12/31/2027)
  • Type: Monthly Webinar

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This webinar is generously supported by the following AHF Annual Sponsors: 

Course Lessons

MEET THE SPEAKER:

Tennille Yates, MS, RDN, LDN
AdventHealth
Tennille Yates, MS, RDN,LDN is a University of Florida and Benedictine University alumni. She is a registered dietitian with more than twenty years of healthcare and leadership experience. While she has worked at the bedside, in operational leadership, and in performance improvement and project management, her most recent role allows her to support her organization, teams, and communities as a clinical nutrition director, establishing nutrition policy, standards of care, health interventions, and initiatives.