Mac’s Safety Space: If your emergency prep is good, don’t sweat Joint Commission survey guide changes
Hospital Safety Connection, February 4, 2009
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Join Steve MacArthur, safety consultant for The Greeley Company, as he offers advice and best practices on a variety of hospital safety topics on his blog, Mac’s Safety Space.
Mac writes in today’s posting it appears The Joint Commission’s emergency management tracer now has the “potential to manifest itself during survey as a stand-alone, 90-minute session.”
* Also, note the new URL for Mac’s Safety Space, which is http://blogs.hcpro.com/hospitalsafety/. If you’ve bookmarked the old URL, please update it.
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