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Your Expert Presenter:
LeRoy Deabler,
MHA,
a former Joint Commission surveyor and team leader, represented
the American College of Health Care Executives on the Joint Commission Standards
Review Committee. He was a seminar leader on Joint Commission preparation for
human resource directors, medical records administrators, hospital department
heads and state hospital associations. He also served as a faculty member of
University of Rochester Medical School, Dartmouth Medical College and the
University of New Hampshire. In addition, he was CEO of Littleton (N.H.)
Regional Hospital.
Deabler is now an accreditation specialist with TSIG
Consulting, New York. There, he works on Joint Commission services such as the
completion of the Statement of Conditions™, including Basic Building Information
(BBI) and Plans for Improvement (PFI). He also focuses on safety, security,
hazmat, medical equipment, utilities, emergency preparedness, Life Safety and
other areas of Environment of Care compliance. He is experienced in mock Joint
Commission surveys where a team is available to monitor performance in all
organizational areas.
Who Should Attend
This conference benefits a wide variety of healthcare
professionals.
- Facilities directors
- Directors of safety and security
- Security managers
- Engineering and plant operations
- Patient safety officers
- VPs/directors of quality management, patient care and risk management
- VPs of operation
- COOs
- Directors of construction
There is no limit to the number of employees from your office who can tune in
to the seminar via speakerphone. One registration fee
covers the entire staff.
(One dial-in per registration
fee.)
To find out about upcoming teleconferences and for a complete listing of CDs, please visit DecisionHealth.
One registration fee lets your
entire staff listen in!
Save money - no travel expenses!
The Joint Commission is preparing to make
some major changes to the Life Safety Code portion of its survey beginning in
2008. It’s adding an LSC surveyor for hospitals with fewer than 200 beds and
extending the LSC survey to two days for hospitals with 750,000 or more square
feet – changes spurred by what the Joint Commission calls its “continuing
scrutiny of Environment of Care requirements.”
This increased scrutiny can boost your chances of getting dinged if you aren’t ready. Former Joint Commission surveyor LeRoy Deabler will help you prepare for the Life Safety survey, whether it is your first time with an LSC surveyor or if you’ve been through the process before.
Sign up today and invite your staff to tune in March 14, 2007 to find out…
- What documentation the Life Safety Code surveyors require so you don’t get an RFI;
- The latest on how to update and manage parts II and IV of the eSOC™ process so that you don’t get cited for having an out-of-date
- Plan for Improvement that could result in your being downgraded to conditional accreditation;
- A plain-English look at 2007/2008 changes in EC standards and surveys;
- The inside scoop on where your peers are getting dinged in LSCs and
strategies to avoid those pitfalls.
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