Revised_LASA_list_200607.pdf. Goal 4 - Eliminate wrong site, wrong patient, JCAHO National Patient Safety Goals for 2007 Continued from page 1
This National Patient Safety Goal (NPSG) focuses on the risk points of medication reconciliation. The
patient should be taking when discharged from the hospital or end of outpatient encounter. 2016 National Patient Safety Goals San Diego Service Area. Title:
2015 Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goals HAP = Hospital LTC = Long-Term Care BHC = Behavioral Health Care OME = Home Care AHC = Ambulatory Care LAB
Objectives After completing this Computer-Based Learning (CBL) module, you should be able to: Describe why the 2017 Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goals are
JOINT COMMISSION 2006 NATIONAL PATIENT SAFETY GOALS IMPLEMENTATION EXPECTATIONS Page 2 of 24 Requirement 1A: Use at least two patient identifiers (neither to be the
What Exactly Is Patient Safety We define patient safety as a discipline in the health care professions that applies safety science methods toward the goal of
TJC's National Patient Safety Goals have been updated for 2017, and there are new and revised elements of performance for hospital accreditation programs.
Our Commitment to the National Patient Safety Goals Note: Gaps in the numbering indicate that the goal is not applicable to the hospital accreditation
Our Commitment to the National Patient Safety Goals Note: Gaps in the numbering indicate that the goal is not applicable to the hospital accreditation
2015 National Patient Safety Goals - Pg. 3 on Patient Safety Advisory Group Panel of widely recognized patient safety experts -Nurses, physicians, pharmacists, risk
2012 Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goals HAP = Hospital LTC = Long-Term Care BHC = Behavioral Health Care OME = Home Care AHC = Ambulatory Care LAB
2018 Hospital National Patient Safety Goals The purpose of the National Patient Safety Goals is to improve patient safety. The goals focus on problems

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