Publisher's Synopsis
The Joint Commission Mock Tracer Made Simple, Seventeenth Edition
Jean S. Clark, RHIA, CSHA and Heather Forbes, BSN, RN, CEN, CSHA, HACP
- Identify and address compliance weak spots before surveyors find them
- Determine whether your facility and staff are ready for survey
- Train staff on their survey roles and responsibilities
- Use survey simulations and checklists to keep yourself organized and ensure maximum readiness
- Save time with a handy collection of customizable lists and forms, distributable in print or electronically
Table of Contents About the Authors
Preface
Chapter 1: Understanding the Joint Commission Standards and Managing the Mock Survey Process
Chapter 2: Scoring Guidelines and Tracer Planning
Chapter 3: Pulling It All Together: Mock Surveys
Chapter 4: Patient Tracers
Chapter 5: System Tracers
Chapter 6: Tracer Tactics Checklists
Presurvey Checklist: Accreditation Participation Requirements
Checklist 1: National Patient Safety Goals
Checklist 2: Emergency Management (EM)
Checklist 3: Environment of Care (EC)
Checklist 4: Human Resources (HR)
Checklist 5: Performance Improvement (PI)
Checklist 6: Infection Control (IC)
Checklist 7: Leadership (LD)
Checklist 8: Life Safety Code(R)
Checklist 9: Information Management (IM)
Checklist 10: Medical Staff (MS)
Checklist 11: Medication Management (MM)
Checklist 12: Nursing (NR) Online Checklists
Checklist 13: Provision of Care, Treatment, and Services (PC)
Checklist 14: Record of Care, Treatment, and Services (RC)
Checklist 15: Rights and Responsibilities of the Individual (RI)
Checklist 16: Transplant Safety (TS)
Checklist 17: Waived Testing (WT)
Checklist 18: Medical Staff Leaders' Responsibilities
Checklist 19: Department Managers' Responsibilities
Checklist 20: Patient Unit Interdisciplinary Teams' Responsibilities
Checklist 21: Ambulatory Sites Including Physicians' Offices
Checklist 22: Patient Safety Systems (PS)
Checklist 23: 2015 FAQs
Checklist 24: CMS