Craft Your Compliance Competency
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Health care facilities managers oversee the health care physical environment and ensure compliance with associated regulatory requirements in a way that ensures patient care and safety is the foremost priority for the entire facility management team.
This is demonstrated through, but not limited to, possessing a comprehensive working knowledge of health care physical environment-related regulatory requirements for accreditation at the federal/state/local levels, as well as an understanding of the actions required to ensure compliance through:
- Policy/procedure development
- Documentation of integrated life safety inspection
- Compliance-related testing, maintenance and documentation of facility-related systems
- Identification of the responsible facility authority for medical gas systems
- Maintaining the appropriate permits for work programs (ex. above ceiling, medical gases, hot work, etc.)
Featured Resources
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Understanding Health Care Compliance: The Facilities Manager’s Handbook
Available for Pre-Sale! A comprehensive overview of health care facilities compliance that maps the complex regulatory landscape and shares best practices in compliant facilities management.
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Physical Environment Survey Readiness
Leverage continuous code compliance and reduce survey mistakes. Explore upcoming dates for Life Safety, Emergency Management and The Care Environment modules.
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Hazard Vulnerability Assessment Tool
Use this tool to score your emergency preparedness using the all hazards approach and identify the potential hazards that need the most attention for exercise, mitigation and/or planning.