Healthcare Life Safety Compliance, December 2009
Healthcare Life Safety Compliance, December 1, 2009
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Healthcare Life Safety Compliance exclusively covers life safety issues in healthcare facilities. In this issue, read nine pointers on how to avoid life safety pitfalls with The Joint Commission, details on a CMS inspection at a hospital, and our expert Q&A.
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