F325 and F371 Question and Answer Document
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F325 and F371 Question and Answer Document
This Wisconsin Division of Quality Assurance (DQA) memo describes the
F325 and F371 Question and Answer Document.
Two federal tags had significant changes in 2008. F326 was merged into
F325 and F370 was merged into F371. The regulatory language remained the
same for both tags. The revisions to tags F325 and F371 were made to provide
clarification, explanation and examples for surveyors to reference. These
changes were effective on September 1, 2008.
The "F325 and F371 Question and Answer Document" was developed
in response to multiple questions that were submitted to DQA. It is a list
of actual provider questions that were received, with answers provided by
the Division of Public Health, Division of Quality Assurance and Centers for
Medicare and Medicaid Services.
The purpose of the F325 and F371 Question and Answer Document is to:
- Expand on information already provided in the DQA F325 Webcast on
Nutrition and the DQA F371 Webcast on Sanitary Conditions (Located at: http://dhs.wisconsin.gov/rl_dsl/Training/dqaWebcasts.htm)
- Offer clarity on food safety issues related to specific real-life
situations
- Give direction to providers and surveyors on F325 questions
- Give direction to providers and surveyors on food safety issues
- Provide factual information with the current standards of practice to
assist providers in developing effective policies and procedures related
to the prevention of food-borne illness and food safety
The information presented in the F325 and F371 Question and Answer
Document is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to
provide legal advice or promote any specific products.
If you have questions regarding the content in this document, contact
Kitty Friend, Dietary Consultant in the Division of Quality Assurance at Katherine.Friend@wisconsin.gov
F325 and
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