As we all know, issues with treatment plans are one of the most frequently cited areas of non-compliance on TJC surveys. This is true for both psychiatric hospitals and behavioral health organizations. The problems typically cited are lack of measurability, lack of...
read moreOrganizations surveyed after July 1, 2014 will see a change in how their findings are written up in their TJC survey reports. There will now be an Opportunities for Improvement section included in the survey report. Included in this OFI section will be single...
read moreIf your organization operates an Opioid Treatment Program (OTP), be sure to review the recent changes to the TJC Behavioral Health standards that apply to these programs. There are some changes to the following chapters: Care, Treatment and Services Medication...
read more[thumbnail alt=”Tim O’Rourke, CHFM” type=”img-thumbnail” alignment=”alignright” image=”http://barrins.a3creativeloft.com/wp-content/uploads/TimOrourke-219×300.jpg” ]Tim O’Rourke, CHFM, B&A...
read moreBe aware that effective January 2014 TJC will no longer be mailing complimentary hard copies of the standards manuals and standards updates to accredited organizations. Standards manuals and standards updates will be available to accredited organizations via E-dition...
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