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Cut through CMS and CoP confusion

The CMS Conditions of Participation and Interpretive Guidelines

Compliance with the Conditions of Participation (CoP) is required to meet Medicare and Medicaid hospital regulations. While CMS posts updates to the CoPs on its website, they are often difficult to search and lengthy, not to mention tedious to print.

We have taken the most recent version of CMS’ CoPs and the corresponding Interpretive Guidelines (IG) and reprinted them in an easy-to-use format to simplify your job. This new edition contains the most recent CoPs and Survey and Certification memos, including new requirements on Immediate Jeopardy, ligature risk, and emerging infectious diseases.

This must have resource:

Includes CMS survey protocol
Provides the most recent EMTALA IGs
Offers the latest CoP IGs from CMS
Acts as an easy-to-read hard-copy reference of CoPs and IGs, which are otherwise cumbersome to reference online

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