What is Your Surveyor Really Looking For?

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What is Your Surveyor Really Looking For? Presented by Cathy Montgomery, RN, CASC

Where do you fit in?

Patients Rights Advanced Directive Communication Grievance Privacy

Patient Responsibility Honesty Respect Personal belongings Driver

Environment Emergency Equipment Alarm pulls Fire Extinguishers Fire Drills Disaster Drills

Environment Emergency Equipment Defibrillator / AED Crash cart Poison control MH Association Eye Wash Stations

GOOD BAD BAD

Surgical Services Conscious sedation Hospital Transfers Fire Risks in the OR

Infection Control/Safety No patient care items under sinks PPE Hand hygiene

PPE Staff Protect them from patients and environment Protect patients from them!

Safety

Pharmacy Services Medication Safety MDV - patient care areas SDV – no preservatives! Newly opened vials - Expired meds – try red dot system

Not Safe for MH Susceptible Pts Inhaled General Anesthetics Desflurane Enflurane Ether Halothane Isoflurane Methoxyflurane Sevoflurane Succinylcholine (warning)

Dantrolene Rules 36 vials must be present Each vial should be reconstituted with 60ml of sterile water for injection without a bacteriostatic agent Shake until clear

Medication Safety

Medical Records Advanced Directive Allergies Consents Confidentiality

Patient Satisfaction Surveys GREAT 5 GOOD 4 OK 3 FAIR 2 POOR 1

April 22, 2017 Please email your questions and comments to: cathy@excellentiagroup.com Excellentia Advisory Group, LLC 1-636-875-5088