Ask the Expert: Can PPR audits be used for survey?
Accreditation Connection, August 22, 2005
It is good to try, says healthcare consultant Marlene Strader PhD, RN, especially with A- and B-scored standards.
"If your data indicates 100% compliance, you can show the surveyor the information. It also should be collected three months prior to survey."
Adapted from the HCPro audioconference, The JCAHO Survey Scoring Process Explained.
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