The Compliance Guide to The Joint Commission’s Patient Safety Systems Chapter

Sena Blickenstaff, BSN, MBA

Prepare for the new Patient Safety Systems chapter with The Compliance Guide to The Joint Commission’s Patient Safety Systems Chapter.

The Joint Commission added a new Patient Safety Systems (PS) chapter that became effective on January 1, 2015, and highlights the accreditor’s patient safety requirements.

The new chapter explains how to become a learning organization, the role of hospital leaders in patient safety, use of data and reporting systems, conducting proactive risk assessments, and patient involvement.

$165

This book provides insight into the existing standards that comprise this new chapter and will help you put together an integrated patient safety system in your facility.

Benefits:

• Prepare for The Joint Commission’s new Patient Safety Systems chapter
• Analyze data to improve quality of care and reduce patient harm
• Develop sustainable patient safety systems to enhance quality and safety
• Effectively analyze and use data to identify and mitigate risk and enhance the knowledge, skills, and competence of staff
• Understand the expectations under The Joint Commission’s new Patient Safety Systems chapter
• Align existing Joint Commission standards with clinical care processes and work activities
• Align Clinical Transformation^™ with process improvement methodologies to promote and foster sustainable patient-centric safety systems

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