Table of contents Introduction Managerial structure Careers List of product Norms/Regulations/Codes Employment/Unemployment Security Environmental Summary Recommendations Employment/Unemployment Personnel that work at Patrick Young Sing have various promotional chances Floor workers are chosen from the trainee program,after some time on the job and showing dedication they can be promoted to positions such as supervisor, contractor etc. At the age of 18 personnel can join a trainee program
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A. Compliance Status The following executive summary focuses not only on the identified gaps in the current process, but also the corrective action plan to support compliance in the noted areas of the Communications Standards as provided by The Joint Commission, (National Patient Safety Goals, 2013). The high risk associated with surgical procedures performed on the wrong site has driven a risk mitigating approach to the processes involved for these procedures. The goal is to prevent harm to patients
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next anticipated Joint Commission visit is about 13 months away. Over 20,000 health care organizations in the United States are accredited and certified by the Joint Commission. To receive accreditation from the Joint Commission is recognized nationwide as a symbol that certain performance standards of quality have been reached. A three-year accreditation cycle is standard for all member health care organizations. A two-year accreditation cycle is standard for laboratories. The Joint Commission provides
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Audit- Task 1 Maggie Miklos January 25, 2014 Executive Summary At Nightingale Community Hospital (NCH) one of our core values is to provide superior service and outstanding clinical care as noted in our safety statement. We welcome The Joint Commission (TJC) to survey our facility on a triennial basis to ensure compliance with their established standards and Priority Focus Areas: Infection control, Communication, Medication Management, and Information Management. In anticipation of
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Physical Therapists The U.S. Department of Labor defines, “Physical therapists as health care specialists who restore mobility, alleviate pain and suffering, and work to prevent permanent disabilities for their patients” (Us Department of Labor). This interactive career is one of the fastest growing jobs at this time. A physical therapist has the opportunity to work in a hospital, private office, or clinic. Their patients could range from aging woman, an athlete, an unfortunate accident victim
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Implementation, and Evaluation. By implementing standards of care we are able to provide excellent care to out patients. Different entities that might be involved in developing a standard of practice are The American nurses Association and the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization (JACHO) have established and recognized standards of care. Standards of care are found at the national and state level. State boards of nursing develop standards of care at the state level
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Western Governors University Accreditation Audit AFT Task 1 Medication Management A. Compliance Status I will be reviewing three specific areas dealing with medication management. They are the following with the correlating Joint Commission Standard following each one: 1. The hospital plans its medication management process, (MM.01.01.01). 2. Label all medications, medication containers, or other solutions on and off the sterile field, (NPSG.03.04.01)
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Hospital is 13 months away from our next Joint Commission inspection. Although the overall state of compliance for the organization is good, there are several areas that have been identified as “Priority Focus Areas” due to a past history of nonconformities. All these areas are related to Information Management and Record of Care, Treatment, and Services, in particular: A utilization of standardized terminology, definitions and abbreviations, as described in Joint Commission Accreditation Standard IM
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to ensure that appropriate communication occurs prior to procedures. This policy consists of three specific parts, “pre-procedure verification, site marking, and a time out performed immediately prior to the procedure.” (Maureen Burger RN, 2011) In Joint Commission standard: UP.01.01.01 the hospital is to “implement a preprocedure process to verify the correct patient.” The standard goes on further to state that the hospital identify the items that need to be available for the procedure, (Commission
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The Joint Commission HCS/430 October 20, 2014 Kelly Gantt The Joint Commission The Joint Commission is independent, not for profit organization that has been around since 1951. According to the Joint Commission (2014), “The Joint Commission accredits and certifies more than 20,500 health care organizations and programs in the United States. Joint Commission accreditation and certification is recognized nationwide as a symbol of quality that reflects an organization’s commitment to meeting
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