In OR Today's October cover story, our own Pearl Darling, Executive Director of Ambulatory Care Services, joins other industry leaders to discuss patient and staff safety as ASCs start to reopen.
The Joint Commission's own Liz Even, RN, CEN, blogs from the frontlines in one of Chicago's busiest #emergencydepartments on how leaders can support their most vital resource--staff! https://t.co/pjIGICrf8m
#COVID19
"Many of the country’s more than 5,000 outpatient surgery centers have closed or sharply cut back on the number of elective procedures they perform, to comply with requests from government agencies and professional societies....." https://t.co/wTLwvTlGiJ
FAQ for Tuesday: What happens if an established provider’s privileges are scheduled to expire during the time of a declared national emergency?
Read the blog: https://t.co/SFMQ6OUlDE
View the FAQ: https://t.co/CjkqcKEzos
@TJCommission has released a statement on staff bringing their own masks to work when the organization cannot provide them with adequate protection for their level of risk. https://t.co/6OxGPpBDXR
Visit ASCA’s new COVID-19 resources page for a comprehensive list of sources that your facility can refer to during this crisis.
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We have updated our Standards FAQs related to the #COVID-19 pandemic. Each day, The Joint Commission will be expanding on these topics individually. View the FAQs here by searching by setting and stay tuned for more. https://t.co/CjkqcKEzos
@TJCommission suspended all regular surveying to avoid disrupting the work you are all doing in caring for your patients in this difficult time. However, we are here to provide expert guidance. Please see our March 16 update for more details. https://t.co/vJRG0PQerK
Did you know that #IMQ#accredited ASCs with deemed status have to apply with another CMS-approved accrediting org. by 02/08 in order to avoid the loss of deemed status? Reach out to Alisha to obtain an application for accreditation via email: [email protected]
Protect your #ambulatory patients from harm due to high alert-hazardous/look-alike sound-alike medications.
Read more in AmBuzz: https://t.co/DBqVmkP1bg
View the infographic: https://t.co/1NiMEe17NS
#SavingLives
Have you seen our new #AmbulatoryCare Webiste? Loaded with free, valuable resources for you to use within your organization. You can also request access to 2019 webinar replays and even free access to our standards: https://t.co/xSQ1p0ueBO