Keeping up with education and training with The Joint Commission and CMS
Briefings on Accreditation and Quality, July 1, 2010
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Education and training for hospital staff has always been time-consuming and costly for both organizations and personnel. When hospitals develop education and training for staff, they must make sure programs improve clinical practice and keep them updated regarding changes that occur in the healthcare, technology, and clinical practice.
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