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Meals at Medical Specialty Society Annual Meetings: A Preliminary Assessment

机译：医学专业学会年会上的餐食：初步评估

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Little is known about how meals are chosen for medical meetings. We surveyed the annual meeting planners for 20 major specialty societies. Thirteen (65%) responded; all were currently planning their next meeting. Attendance in 2000 was reported at 113,477 physicians, with 2 million planned meals and snacks. No physician was named as responsible for food choices; the meeting planner and staff were primarily responsible for deciding what food to serve, excluding exhibit halls. Twelve (92%) respondents rated "available budget" as the most important factor. "Nutritional guidelines" were rated "very important" by eight of 13 (63%). However, no specific nutritional guidelines could be identified by any planner. All respondents indicated that members would attend a meeting if "healthy" food were the only option. For 2000, 100% of respondents indicated that for each lunch and for each dinner, a dessert had been included. No annual meeting and no planned 2001 meeting excluded potato chips, snack mixes, or candies at breaks; soda pop was offered with each break. Most respondents (89%) relied on a concluding questionnaire about the meeting facilities to evaluate the food. Respondents reported no difference in charges for "special meals," including vegetarian and kosher meals. Physicians may be unaware that some food served at medical meetings may impair learning, with excessive calorie, fat, and carbohydrate consumption. Small changes can improve the quality of food and beverages selected, without increased cost, and provide choices that conform to national nutritional guidelines. Medical meetings should serve flavorful, healthful food.
机译：关于如何选择餐食参加医学会议知之甚少。我们对20个主要专业协会的年度会议策划者进行了调查。十三（65％）位回应；目前所有人都在计划下一次会议。据报告，2000年有113,477位医生就诊，计划提供200万顿饭和点心。没有医生被任命负责食物选择。会议策划者和工作人员主要负责确定要提供哪些食物，但不包括展厅。十二（92％）位受访者将“可用预算”视为最重要的因素。 13位中的8位（63％）将“营养指南”评为“非常重要”。但是，任何计划者都无法确定具体的营养指南。所有受访者均表示，如果“健康”食品是唯一选择，则成员将参加会议。在2000年，100％的受访者表示在每顿午餐和每顿晚餐中都包括了甜点。没有年度会议，也没有计划的2001年会议排除马铃薯片，零食混合物或休息时间的糖果；每次休息都提供汽水。大多数受访者（89％）依靠关于会议设施的结论问卷来评估食物。受访者报告说，包括素食和犹太洁食在内的“特殊饮食”收费没有差异。医生可能没有意识到在医学会议上提供的某些食物可能会损害卡路里，脂肪和碳水化合物的摄入，从而影响学习。微小的变化就可以提高所选食品和饮料的质量，而不会增加成本，并且可以提供符合国家营养准则的选择。医疗会议应提供美味，健康的食物。

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