discuss how current noncompliance findings can be avoided in the future in this memorandum

The role of the Joint Commission in accrediting medical facilitiesPart IDiscuss the following: The role
of the Joint Commission in accrediting medical facilities Which
facilities can be accredited? What are
the goals of the Commission? How do
existing Joint Commission guidelines impact facilities that are not accredited
by the Commission? Is it
mandatory for organizations to be accredited by the Joint Commission? If not,
what impact does not having such accreditation mean in terms of reimbursement?Part II Create a
memorandum where: You are
the administrator of the health information department for a medium-sized
facility. You have just been informed by the compliance officer that the Joint
Commission will be visiting your facility and will be focusing on your
department. Begin the
memorandum by including information you believe will be important for your
personnel to know to prepare for the visit. Then,
anticipate possible questions that the Commission might have for you in terms
of compliance. How will
you and your department respond to these questions? How will you manage any
negative findings during the visit?
Finally,
discuss how current noncompliance findings can be avoided in the future in this
memorandumDiscuss the following: The role
of the Joint Commission in accrediting medical facilities Which
facilities can be accredited? What are
the goals of the Commission? How do
existing Joint Commission guidelines impact facilities that are not accredited
by the Commission? Is it
mandatory for organizations to be accredited by the Joint Commission? If not,
what impact does not having such accreditation mean in terms of reimbursement?Part II Create a
memorandum where: You are
the administrator of the health information department for a medium-sized
facility. You have just been informed by the compliance officer that the Joint
Commission will be visiting your facility and will be focusing on your
department. Begin the
memorandum by including information you believe will be important for your
personnel to know to prepare for the visit. Then,
anticipate possible questions that the Commission might have for you in terms
of compliance. How will
you and your department respond to these questions? How will you manage any
negative findings during the visit?
Finally,
discuss how current noncompliance findings can be avoided in the future in this
memorandum