Rule 15-16-1-49.30.7 - Serving of Meals1. Table should be of a type to seat not more than four (4) or six (6) clients. Clients who are not able to go to the dining room shall be provided sturdy tables (not TV trays) of proper heights. For those who are bedfast or infirm tray service shall be provided in their rooms with the tray resting on a firm support.2. Personnel eating meals or snacks on the premises shall be provided facilities separate from and outside of food preparation, tray service, and dishwashing areas.3. Foods shall be attractively and neatly served. All foods shall be served at proper temperature. Effective equipment shall be provided and procedures established to maintain food at proper temperature during serving.4. All trays, tables, utensils and supplies such as china, glassware, flatware, linens and paper placemats, or tray covers used for meal service shall be appropriate, sufficient in quantity and in compliance with the applicable sanitation standard.5. Food Service personnel. A competent person certified through an ANSI accredited food and beverage safety and handling program shall be designated by the administrator to be responsible for the total food service of the home. Sufficient staff shall be employed to meet the established standards of food service. Provisions should be made for adequate supervision and training of the employees6. The Registered Dietitian shall provide at a minimum, quarterly in-services to the ICF-IID and/or the ICF-IID Residential Community Home staff on food safety and/or other needed topics related to Food and Nutrition Services.15 Miss. Code. R. 16-1-49.30.7
Miss. Code Ann. § 43-11-13