From the AHAP Blog: Joint Commission to release update to manual in April
AHAP Accreditation Connection, April 5, 2011
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The Joint Commission announced this week that its annual “Update 1″ to its accreditation manuals will be released in April. This announcement affects the following programs: ambulatory care, behavioral health care, critical access hospital, home care, hospital, laboratory, long term care and office-based surgery. There are no updates expected for disease-specific care or healthcare staffing services programs.
Read more about the changes at the AHAP blog.
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