CMS clamps down on missed Life Safety Code violations
Healthcare Life Safety Compliance, September 7, 2017
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You haven’t been seeing things. Surveyors with several accreditation organizations (AO) have been focusing more than usual on fire safety and the physical environment in the last year or so.
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