LIQUIDS: Comparing the UK National Descriptors with IDDSI

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LIQUIDS: Comparing the UK National Descriptors with IDDSI The IDDSI Levels are clearly defined by measurement using the flow test for Levels 0-3 and the spoon/fork tests for Level 4. The descriptors broadly match the IDDSI levels 0-4. However these are subjective, not specific. Product labelling with National Descriptors was not definitive. www.iddsi.org Use IDDSI tests or new product guidelines to determine IDDSI Level. ✓ Don’t assume a certain product maps across directly to a certain IDDSI Level. “Needs to be taken with a spoon…” Stage 3 “Leaves a thick coat on the back of a spoon…” Stage 2 “Leaves a thin coat on the back of a spoon…” Stage 1 “Leaves a coating on an empty glass…” Naturally Thick Thin

How thick is your drink? Moving from National Descriptors to IDDSI Estimate Measure The IDDSI Levels are clearly defined by measurement using the flow test for Levels 0-3 and the spoon/fork tests for Level 4. Product labelling with National Descriptors was estimated. Not definitive. www.iddsi.org Use IDDSI tests or revised product guidelines to determine IDDSI Level. “Needs to be taken with a spoon…” Stage 3 The descriptors broadly match the IDDSI levels 0-4. But descriptors are subjective, not specific. “Leaves a thick coat on the back of a spoon…” Stage 2 “Leaves a thin coat on the back of a spoon…” Stage 1 Naturally Thick “Leaves a coating on an empty glass…” Thin

LIQUIDS: From UK National Descriptors to IDDSI “Leaves a thick coat on the back of a spoon…” “Leaves a thin coat on the back of a spoon…” “Needs to be taken with a spoon…” “Leaves a coating on an empty glass” 1 2 3 10 ml 8 ml 4 ml 1ml Subjective, estimated The categories were not clearly defined. Objective, measured The IDDSI Levels are defined by measurement using the flow test for Levels 0-3 and the spoon/fork tests for Level 4. LIQUIDS: From UK National Descriptors to IDDSI www.iddsi.org The descriptors broadly match the IDDSI levels 0-4. But descriptors are subjective, not specific.

FOODS: From UK National Descriptors to IDDSI www.iddsi.org Subjective Some criteria were not specifically defined. Objective, measured The IDDSI Levels are defined by measurement. Textures B to E map to IDDSI Levels 3 to 6 after adding detail and measurement Define how soft & limit size of lumps to reduce choking risk B C D E Thin Purée Thick Pre- Mashed Fork Mashable Define moistness and particle size Define moistness and cohesiveness Define flow properties (IDDSI flow test)

FOODS: From UK National Descriptors to IDDSI Subjective Some criteria weren’t specifically defined. Objective, measured The IDDSI Levels are defined by measurement. www.iddsi.org Textures B to E map to IDDSI Levels 3 to 6 after adding detail and measurement Define how soft. Limit size of lumps to reduce choking risk E Fork Mashable D Pre- Mashed Define moistness and particle size C Define moistness and cohesiveness Thick Purée Define flow properties (IDDSI flow test) B Thin Purée