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Insider information on how to prepare for, survive, and respond to a hospital survey
 

Available January 2018

The Survey Coordinator's Handbook, 19th Edition, is the ultimate resource in survey prep for all accreditation professionals. This handbook walks through every step of preparation, explaining key problem areas and highlighting major areas of focus for surveyors.

This book provides:

  • The core information every new and experienced survey coordinator needs to get up to speed on accreditation survey preparation, including CMS and Joint Commission processes 
  • Chapter-by-chapter tips for survey readiness and compliance 
  • Advice from industry veterans on what to do before, during, and after your survey visit 
  • Overviews of problematic survey components 
  • Follow-up tips for post-survey actions 
The book is updated annually to reflect regulatory and standards changes and also to address the changing concerns in the field.
 
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