Joint Commission updates FAQs
Accreditation Insider, May 5, 2015
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The Joint Commission recently added one new and updated 19 existing online FAQs to clarify various hospital standards. The new FAQ covers texting orders, while updates were provided for topics including primary source verification, contracted services, monitoring of hand hygiene, and authentication of documentation.
The Joint Commission’s FAQs are available here.
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