March 27, 2018

The Joint Commission: Comments open on proposed suicide risk NPSG through May 7

Wishing you could weigh in on The Joint Commission’s expectations about suicide risk? You have your chance. Through May 7, The Joint Commission is accepting comment on proposed revisions to National Patient Safety Goal 15 on reducing the risk of patient self-harm.

Briefings on Accreditation and Quality

Clean hands or RFI: Joint Commission not playing around with hand hygiene

Thanks to a January rule change, if a Joint Commission surveyor sees anyone who directly cares for patients fail to perform required hand hygiene, that person’s healthcare organization will receive a requirement for improvement (RFI).

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