TJC Update 2016 - McKenna Consulting
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2016 JOINT COMMISSION
UPDATE
PO Box 3187
Charleston, WV 25332
www.mckennaconsulting.com
304-988-1047
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Major Influences continue for 2016
CMS Deeming Status
Competition
DNV ties to ISO
Now The Joint Commission
moving to tie to ISO – not much
action (high amount of turnover in
TJC)
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Scoring for 2016
A’s and C’s only (C’s may go)
EP’s 0, 1, 2
Timeline for Correcting
Criticality and Immediacy of
Risk
45 – 60 days
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Standard Based Leadership
Conditions Failures
Don’t just fail one (Governing
Body)
Infection Control, Physical Plant
and Surgical Services
About 95% fail two conditions
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Sessions
Remain same right now
Opening Conference
Leadership (High Reliability)
Medication Management
Infection Prevention Control
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Sessions cont'd
Data Management
Environment of Care (Big trouble)
Emergency Management
Competency
Credentials
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Tracers – most significant
Cleaning, disinfectant and
sterilization (1 ½-2 hrs in OR,
Endo) from procuring, to
storage, to distribution, to use
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Evaluation of Physical Plant
Starts upon arrival
Specified OR time (1 ½-2 hrs)
Single document list
http://www.jointcommission.org/life_safet
y_code_information_resources/
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Diagnostic Imaging (July 2015)
Ask for policies to show
compliance with new standards
Minimum qualifications for CT
techs – still on hold
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Chapters (Alphabetized)
Accreditation Participation
Requirement (APR)
Environment of Care (EC)
Emergency Management (EM)
Human Resources (HR)
Infection Prevention & Control (IC)
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Chapters cont'd
Information Management (IM)
Leadership (LD)
Life Safety (LS)
Medication Management (MM)
Medical Staff (MS)
National Patient Safety Goals (NPSG)
Nursing (NR)
Patient Safety Systems (PS)
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Chapters cont'd
Provision of Care (PC)
Performance Improvement (PI)
Record of Care, Treatment and Services
(RC)
Rights and Responsibilities (RI)
Transplant Safety (TS)
Universal Protocol (UP)
Waived Testing (WT)
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Most Significant Findings that will
follow us into 2016
NPSG – Labeling of meds
Anesthesia
Dating large volumes
Syringes including autoinjections
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Most Significant Findings that will
follow us into 2016 cont’d
Alarm Management – fully
implemented
Rights/Responsibilities
Informed Consent
Advanced Directives
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Most Significant Findings that will
follow us into 2016 cont’d
Record of Care, Treatment and
Services
Dating/timing
Post procedural Note
Immediate
Legibility
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Provision of Care
Pain Assessment/Reassessment
ED triage
OP areas
Histories and Physicals
Ambulatory Problem List
Restraints
Moderate Sedation
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Provision of Care
Anesthesia
Immediate Reassessment
Post anesthesia visit
Plan of Care
Individualized
Updated to current discharge plan
New diagnosis
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Medication Management
Security
Anesthesia
Labor and Delivery
Emergency medications
Reason for medication
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Medication Management
Titrated orders
Pitocin
Diprivan
High risk drug disposal
Compounding – Doctor’s office
practices
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Medication Management
Multidose vials
Fluids
Expired medications
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Infection Control
Sterilization, High Level Disinfectant
Job descriptions
Competencies
Observe employees following
manufacturer’s instructions
Brushes
Storage of sterile items
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Infection Control
Sterilization, High Level
Disinfectant cont’d
Contact time for cleaning
Temperature of chemicals
Standardized i.e. enzymatic soaks
Scopes hang freely
Semi-critical items – stored with
impervious covers
Air quality
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Transplant Safety
Bidirectional
Lot number of anything used with
Staff involved
FDA
Alarms
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Performance Improvement
Leadership findings
Complex organization
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Leadership
Contracts
Policies and Procedures
Failure to hold accountable
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Environment of Care
Eyewashes
Ventilation systems
Oxygen storage
Egress
Relative humidity
Behavioral – ligature risk
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Life Safety
Fire Doors
Smoke barriers
Penetrations
Fire proofing beams
Non-coded storage
Things hanging from sprinklers
Trash receptacles
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Emergency Management
96 hours sustainability
Drills/events
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Human Resources
Doctor’s offices
Primary Source
Overstepping scope
(compounding)
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Information Management
Accurate Computer Information
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Nursing
Over stepping scope
Oversight
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Medical Staff Standards
OPPE
FPPE
Bylaw requirements
Radiology/Nuclear Qualifications
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Waived Testing
Quality Controls
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References
Joint Commission (2016). Comprehensive
Accreditation Manual, Department of
Publications and Education Joint
Commission Resources, Oakbrook
Terrace, Illinois, 2016
AIA Academy Of Architecture for Health,
United States. Dept of Health and Human
Services. Guidelines for design and
construction of hospital and healthcare
facilities. American Institute of Architects
Press, 2010 (Facility Guidelines Institute –
FGI)
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References
Centers for Disease Control
http://www.cdc.gov/hicpac/pdf/guidelines/Disinf
ection_Nov_2008.pdf
Accessed: 10-27-2015
http://www.jointcommission.org/sea_issue_52/
Accessed: 10-27-2015
http://www.jointcommission.org/sea_issue_55/
Accessed: 10-27-2015
http://www.jointcommission.org/life_safety_cod
e_information_resources/ Accessed: 10-272015
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Thank you
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McKenna Consulting
Post Office Box 3187
Charleston, WV 25332
304-988-1047
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