Mac's Safety Space: May you live in interesting times ... no duh!
Hospital Safety Insider, August 21, 2014
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Well, now that we are well and truly ensconced in the post-July 2014 world, perhaps things will quiet down a bit on the updated standards front. It’s been a very busy first half of 2014 relative to The Joint Commission’s ongoing alignment with the CMS Conditions of Participation and perhaps they’ll allow the smoke to clear a bit so we can get down to figuring out how much impact the changes to the standards will have in the medical equipment and utility systems management pursuits.
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