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An educational board game that helps health and social care staff improve their knowledge, recognition and management of malnutrition. It helps raise awareness of the importance of good nutrition, particularly for older people in care settings.
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Malnutrition and dehydration can affect our whole body, causing illness and in extreme cases, death. The Nutrition Game provides an interesting and engaging approach to learning about nutrition and hydration. Two teams play against each other, discussing and answering questions designed to promote sharing ideas and best practice.
By developing short discussions around each question, players can reflect on the importance of hydration and nutrition. This helps them to make positive changes which improve patient care and raises awareness of the importance of supporting people to eat and drink well, particularly in care settings.
Topics covered include:
Audience
Suitable for all staff in any health or social care setting
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Game details |
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Players |
2 - 12 |
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Duration |
45 - 60 minutes |
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Contents |
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Board |
1 |
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Instructions |
1 |
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Question cards |
41 |
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MUST cards |
6 |
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Pee chart |
1 |
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Playing pieces |
2 |
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Dice |
2 |
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Timer |
1 |
£48.00 exc. VAT £60.00exc. VAT
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Fun and informative game which helps health and social care staff to recognise and minimise dehydration in patients, residents or clients. The game highlights the importance of being well hydrated and allows players to think about solutions to improve hydration in their care setting.
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£48.00 exc. VAT £60.00exc. VAT
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The Foodtalk Game was created by Early Years nutrition experts to help improve nutrition training for practitioners working with children. It helps people working in early years learn how to support children’s health by improving their knowledge and confidence around nutrition for children age 1-5.
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