DM or CDM, CFPP?
What do all the letters mean? A new fact sheet helps you sort out distinctions between a dietary manager and a Certified Dietary Manager. Read More >>
CDM's Role in Nutrition Care
Since the release of updated guidance from CMS, which took effect Sept. 1, 2008, DMA members as well as related health professionals have been asking questions about role delineation and what the CDM, CFPP is qualified and authorized to do. Click on the links below to read more about the CMS response and nutrition care tools.
- CMS letter to the CBDM (PDF) >>
- CDM, CFPP's Role in Nutrition Care (PDF) >>
- CDM, CFPP Self-Assessment Tool (PDF) >>
- Practice Standard for Documenting in the Medical Record >>
- Nutrition Screening Flow Chart (PDF) >>
- CDM, CFPP Scope of Practice >>
- Webinar - "Nutrition Care - Scope of Practice for the CDM" >>
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Discover DMA
Dietary Managers Association is the professional organization for managers of food and nutrition services in long-term care, CCRCs, hospitals, schools, correctional facilities, and more. Read the DMA Fact Sheet (PDF) >>
Find a Qualified Certified Dietary Manager (CDM, CFPP)
DMA is here to help you in your recruiting with the highly popular Employment Center online. The DMA website is your direct channel to the dietary management talent pool, with employment ads receiving more than 2400 visits every day. Your ad also posts to two additional healthcare foodservice management sites at no charge. For just $235 per ad, it's an economical recruitment tool. Place your ad online >>
Inservices & Training
The new inservices & training page offering many links to various inservices and other resources is now up and running.
Inservices & Training >>
Nutrition Connection
Dealing With Dementia
About 60 percent of assisted living residents and 69 percent of extended care residents in the US have dementia. Various food and nutrition-related problems
surface during different stages of the disease. Here are strategies for dietary managers.
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Food Protection Connection
Experts agree. The Listeria monocytogenes hazard in food calls for unusual vigilance. This deadly bacterium also
resists some of the common food protection practices, because it can continue to grow under
refrigeration.
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DMA e-News
DMA eNews keeps you in touch with the latest news from DMA and the industry.
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Budgeting Basics
Advance your practical skills in managing a dietary operations budget. NEW interactive CE from DMA; 5 hrs CE. Register in the DMA Marketplace >>
DMA Featured
DMA was featured in Forum magazine, a publication of Association Forum of Chicagoland. “A Seat at the Table” highlights DMA’s strategic initiatives, board structure, and more. Read the full story!


