Reducing Burden: What Clinical Documentation Is Required vs. Self-Imposed

This webinar will focus on four prioritized areas that are commonly overburdensome and can be simplified to give nurses time back at the bedside.

High Risk Roundup: Restraint, Sedation, and Titrations

This webinar focuses on three prioritized, high-risk practices that are commonly found out of compliance on regulatory surveys. Join us to learn more about common pitfalls and frequently cited issues.

Managing A Common Vulnerability and Saving Lives With Your Fire Suppression System

Fire suppression systems and equipment are among the most frequently cited conditions on regulatory survey findings. Learn common pitfalls and considerations for prioritizing fire safety.

Mid-Point Update: Focusing on Regulatory Changes

We'll provide updates to accreditation and regulatory requirements to support your journey to continuous readiness.

What You Should Know If You’re Considering 3-Year Medical Staff Appointments

A 3-year medical staff reapplication cycle can reduce administrative burdens without impacting safety or regulatory risks—but only with a comprehensive knowledge of applicable requirements.

CMS and QAPI: A Deeper Dive

We take a closer look at the new QAPI interpretive guidelines to address common challenges.

The Daunting Challenges of Psychiatric Hospitals and Other Behavioral Health Settings

Our experts discuss the wide range of issues facing behavioral health units and facilities.

Survey Management: Putting Your Best Foot Forward during CMS, State, and Accreditation Surveys

The best way to cope with adverse regulatory or accreditation actions is to avoid them altogether.

Preventing Preventable Headlines: 5 Credentialing Essentials That Can Safeguard Patient Safety

Putting the right credentialing protocols in place can safeguard what’s most precious—your patients’ safety, your organization’s reputation, and your practitioners’ wellbeing.

CMS Updates its QAPI Interpretive Guidelines

Don’t be surprised by the new quality expectations during CMS, State, and Accreditation Surveys.