Home Care Emergency Management
The home care emergency management process is changing, specifically in three areas. Here are steps you should take to remain compliant.
The home care emergency management process is changing, specifically in three areas. Here are steps you should take to remain compliant.
The recent life safety prepublication standards update shows that TJC will focus more on these key building occupancy areas than before.
The hospitals without walls program permits you to provide care in the home for patients but only if you follow these specific guidelines.
The Joint Commission Advisory Group issued new updates for upcoming surveys and temporary staffing training requirements.
These two Joint Commission consistent interpretation highlights describe medication storage requirements that are important to consider.
The new medical staff tracer tools provide the medical staff with a structured process and standardized approach for conducting a tracer.
Fire drills are an important consideration for all healthcare organizations. Take these steps to ensure they are effective and compliant.
Although USP 797 is still under review, USP chapter 825 will become official on 12/1/20. Take these steps to remain compliant.
CMS issued new condition of participation for hospitals which will require additional oversight and data collection for these elements.
What’s the status of USP chapters 797 and 800? A recent TJC blog and Joint Commission Online post provided new insights. This overview details …