Member Quarterly Audioconferences
The Center for Healthcare Accreditation's audioconferences are designed especially for today's busy accreditation professional. In just 90 minutes, you have access to in-depth coverage of an ever-changing array of current topics including, new and revised regulations and the latest trends and developments.
2006
Fourth Quarter Audioconference - 2006
- Updates to HR standards: key elements of orientation
- Key updates to medical staff standards
- New CMS conditions of participants
- Frustrating 5% focus issues:
- Labeling meds
- Labeling specimens
- Use of combined form to capture documents related to invasive/high risk procedures and sedation
- Overview of October and November 2006 Perspectives
Third Quarter Audioconference - 2006
- Joint Commission Executive Briefings Summary
- Proposed Revisions to MS.1.20 Bylaws, Rules and Regulations and Policies
- Oversight of Contracted Patient Care Services; Effective July 2007
- Overview of July-September Joint Commission Perspectives
- Medication Reconciliation: Roadblocks to Achieving Compliance
Second Quarter Audioconference - 2006
- Review of 2007 National Patient Safety Goals
- Review of 2007 HR & Medical Staff Standards
- Overview of June 2006 Joint Commission Perspective
- Discussion and Compliance Tips: Critical Test and Critical Test Reporting and Medication Reconciliation
First Quarter Audioconference - 2006
- The preprocedure H&P including the update prior to the procedure
- What does Joint Commission and CMS require and how to comply with minimal effort
- Compliance Tips for the new July 2006 additions and changes to Joint Commission hospital standards
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