Heritage, Culture and Society 2016
DOI: 10.1201/9781315386980-129
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Good Hygiene Practices (GHP) among school canteen food handlers

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“…Schools need adequate food safety training for food supply staff to ensure safe operation practices and to incorporate them into the school's food safety management plan (Curwood, Arendt, Rajagopal, & Stephen, ). Jipiu, Abdullah, Ariffin, Anuar, and Mohi () showed that school dietary staff members have good knowledge and positive behavior to prevent cross‐contamination, perform hand cleaning procedures, maintain personal hygiene, and use disposable gloves. Although this study's results are satisfactory, it also clearly points out that food operators still lack food safety behaviors that would directly lead to the prevention of food‐borne diseases in schoolchildren.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Schools need adequate food safety training for food supply staff to ensure safe operation practices and to incorporate them into the school's food safety management plan (Curwood, Arendt, Rajagopal, & Stephen, ). Jipiu, Abdullah, Ariffin, Anuar, and Mohi () showed that school dietary staff members have good knowledge and positive behavior to prevent cross‐contamination, perform hand cleaning procedures, maintain personal hygiene, and use disposable gloves. Although this study's results are satisfactory, it also clearly points out that food operators still lack food safety behaviors that would directly lead to the prevention of food‐borne diseases in schoolchildren.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Schools need adequate food safety training for food supply staff to ensure safe operation practices and to incorporate them into the school's food safety management plan (Curwood, Arendt, Rajagopal, & Stephen, 2017). Jipiu, Abdullah, Ariffin, Anuar, and Mohi (2016) showed that school dietary staff members have good knowledge and positive behavior to prevent cross-contamination, perform hand cleaning procedures, maintain personal hygiene, and use disposable gloves.…”
Section: School Lunch Institutional Cateringmentioning
confidence: 99%