Effectiveness of Public Health Interventions in Food Safety: A Systematic Review

作者: Monica E. Campbell , Charles E. Gardner , John J. Dwyer , Sandy M. Isaacs , Paul D. Krueger

DOI: 10.1007/BF03404474

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摘要: Purpose: To summarize evidence on the effectiveness of public health interventions regarding food safety at restaurants, institutions, homes and other community-based settings. Method: This systematic review published unpublished studies involved a comprehensive literature search, screening for relevance, quality assessment relevant studies, data extraction synthesis. Results: The identified in 15 included this were grouped into three categories: inspections, handler training, education. suggests that: routine inspection (at least once per year) service premises is effective reducing risk foodborne illness; training can improve knowledge practices handlers; selected education programs increase safety. Discussion: There some multiple Future research needs include evaluation HACCP programs.

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