Joint Commission upgrades quality site
Accreditation Connection, October 5, 2007
The Joint Commission has updated its Quality Check ® Web site with additional listings of healthcare organizations. The site has been expanded to include information regarding organizations not accredited by The Joint Commission.
The organization has also updated the site to include a function allowing users to search for healthcare providers by type of service provided. Additional information on the upgrade can be found here.
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