Mac’s Safety Space: More portal chortlings-under the god(s) of compliance
Hospital Safety Insider, February 4, 2016
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I guess one could say that it took them a wee bit to get around to the topic of the requirements (and survey vulnerabilities) relating to the built healthcare environment, but they're really going full bore on EC.02.06.01, particularly as a function of making sure that the responsibility of organizational leadership is recognized as a (if not the) critical component of compliance. I know we've already covered the latest fireside chats from Messrs. Mills and Woodin, but if you have not already done so, I would encourage you to do two things (and part of me is a little anxious as this smacks a bit of endorsement, but I think this is important)
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