Staff Challenge: Environment of Care and Life Safety
Accreditation Insider, September 9, 2014
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Fire drills are required “one per shift, per quarter” in buildings designated as healthcare occupancy, for example, an inpatient care unit. What Life Safety Code® designation requires drills “once per quarter”?
Answer: Ambulatory Care Occupancy
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