Nutrition is important for maintaining good health. Heart disease, cancer, stroke and diabetes are some of

the illnesses that are directly related to what people eat. The keys to good nutrition are balance, variety

and moderation.

The Complexity

• All people are different• Food likes and dislikes• Menus change from region to region• We eat several times a day• Record Keeping• Many ingredients make a menu• How do we keep track?

Helping you take control of nutrition, and much more.So much more than nutritional software

• Takes the hard work and guesswork out of nutrition control• Determine the nutritional content of the food you serve• Ensure at a glance that what you’re serving meets the

personal nutritional needs of your residents • Ensure you have the correct quantities of the correct

ingredients• You can evaluate precisely what you’re planning to

serve – from a single meal to a whole day, week, month or any other period. And you can review menu history to build up a complete nutritional picture and assist with planning forthcoming menus.

Screen shot of recipe with picture and evaluation

Recipe and Menu Management

• K2N is the perfect solution for managing all your recipe and menu selections

• You can build as many recipes and menus in your cookbook as you want

• The process is quick and easy• Puts you in control and gives your residents

variety• All menus and recipe can be printed and

added to care plans

Screen shot of recipe bulk price changer and nutritional comparison

Planning Ahead

• Allows you to create cycle menus easily and as you want them over either specific meal times or full days

• Menu print option allows flexibility to meet communication needs of residents

• Loads shopping basket with ingredients required for menu production

• Takes into account the stock you have

Shot of Menu cycle print

Menu cycle print pictures

K2N+ Managing Risk

• Diet watch• Record Keeping• Historic information• Best care practice• Professional involvement

• Series of K2N+ screen shots to talk through diary management and how it links into the K2N module

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