Tip of the Week: Medicare IC conditions are helpful for anyone
Infection Control Weekly Monitor, May 27, 2009
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As of May 18, Medicare-certified ambulatory surgery centers (ASC) need to comply with the new Conditions for Coverage (CfC). ASCs will need to pay particular attention to those conditions involving infection control.
For guidelines and resources that will help those of you concerned with these CfCs, visit OSHA Healthcare Advisor. However, the featured post this week reviews the important requirements and guidance to build a successful IC program in any facility, accredited or otherwise.
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