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2001-2002 Joint Commission Home Care Manual: what's new? Part 1
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Abstract:
The changes in the format of the 2001-2002 CAMHC are tremendously helpful for organizations that provide multiple types of home care programs. At last, reviewing the common and service-specific standards can identify the applicable standards. The most significant change is the change in the aggregation methodology that places home care and hospice organizations at higher risk for type 1 recommendation(s). The next Accreditation Strategies column will review the changes in the standards in the 2001-2002 CAMHC from the chapter entitled "Improving Organizational Performance" through the chapter entitled "Surveillance, Prevention and Control of Infection".
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