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- F Bomar.
- South Hosp. 1992 Jul 1;58(4):20.
AbstractCustomer service is the catch word for the 90s and hospitals are constantly looking for ways to make their customer--the patient--happier. In a section of the country where fried chicken, grits and gravy are home-cooking staples, an unlikely marriage between Southern hospitals and a European food preparation process may be the key to many hospitals' ability to cater to the patient by offering gourmet meals on a regular basis.
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