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01.06.01 (49%): Laboratory staff are competent to perform their responsibilities.02.01.35 (88%): The hospital provides and maintains systems for extinguishing fires.01.03.01 (48%): The homecare accreditation organization plans the patient’s care.1 (8%): The healthcare services staffing firm confirms that a person’s qualifications are consistent with his or her assignments.

02.05.01 (82%): The critical access hospital manages risks associated with its utility systems.

03.01.03 (63%): The organization has a plan for care, treatment, or services that reflects the assessed needs, strengths, preferences, and goals of the individual served.

03.01.10 (63% of hospitals): Building and fire protection features are designed and maintained to minimize the effects of fire, smoke, and heat.

Office-based surgery practice accreditationĪccording to The Joint Commission, the following are the standards for which the most hospitals received Requirements for Improvement, or RFIs, in the first half of the year:.

Laboratory and point-of-care testing accreditation.

Healthcare staffing services certification.

The latest statistics laid out the top 10 most frequently cited requirements for each of the following accreditation and certification programs:

The information also helps the agency recognize trends and tailor education around challenging standards. The Joint Commission regularly collects standards compliance data to identify areas that present the greatest challenges to accredited organizations and certified programs. The latest list, published in the September issue of Perspectives, shows the standards scored most frequently as “not compliant” during Joint Commission accreditation surveys and certification reviews from January 1 through June 30, 2018. In what has become a semiannual tradition, the accreditor has released the list of standards that healthcare organizations are having the most trouble complying with. Hospitals apparently have been slow to grasp the message that certain accreditation standards need to be followed to protect patient safety, and The Joint Commission has taken note.