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restraint seclusion and physical holding

Joint Commission Posts Field Review for Proposed Restraint and Seclusion Requirements

The Joint Commission is proposing changes to the restraint, seclusion, and physical holding standards in the Behavioral Health Care and Human Services standards manual. The proposed rewrite aims to increase clarity and reduce duplicative requirements by streamlining...

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workplace violence prevention

Joint Commission Accreditation: New and Revised Workplace Violence Prevention Requirements

Starting July 1, 2024, The Joint Commission approved a set of fresh and updated workplace violence prevention criteria, applicable to all Behavioral Health Care and Human Services (BHC & HS) organizations accredited by the Joint Commission. Three new and one...

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CCBHC requirements

Joint Commission and SAMHSA: Navigating the Revised Requirements for Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics

Joint Commission launched its Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) accreditation program on July 1, 2023. Recently, the Joint Commission approved a set of new and revised CCBHC requirements specifically designed for organizations selecting the CCBHC...

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2024 ORYX performance measures

Joint Commission Accreditation: Insights into ORYX 2024 for Freestanding Psychiatric Hospitals

In a significant development, The Joint Commission has implemented updates to the 2024 ORYX Performance Measures reporting requirements, effective as of January 1, 2024. These changes are applicable to critical access hospitals, acute care hospitals, and freestanding...

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accreditation eligibility criteria for opioid treatment programs

Joint Commission Accreditation: New Eligibility Requirements for Opioid Treatment Programs

Winter is here! Are you aware that The Joint Commission has recently revised its accreditation eligibility criteria for opioid treatment programs (OTPs)? This update holds significant importance for both Hospitals and Behavioral Health Care organizations with OTP...

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