Fire safety: CMS clarifies smoke and fire door inspections, gives hospitals more compliance time
Healthcare Life Safety Compliance, September 14, 2017
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If you haven’t completed your facility’s annual smoke and fire door testing, as required by new regu-lations from CMS, it’s not time to panic yet—you’ve got a little more breathing room.
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