In January, 24×7 magazine will debut a fresh, new look—a subject Chief Editor Keri Forsythe-Stephens discusses in her January Up Front column. The January issue of 24×7 also updates readers about Joint Commission regulations—providing clarity about a subject that has been rather ambiguous for many in the HTM field. Here’s a sneak peak at what else you can expect from the revamped January issue.
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With catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) ranking as a common healthcare-associated infection, the Joint Commission has released a new report explaining its new National Patient Safety Goal on CAUTIs for nursing care centers. The Joint Commission also published an updated goal for critical-access hospitals and other healthcare institutions.
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Many in the HTM community had questions about changes to Joint Commission standards slated for 2017. So we asked around for clarification from the Joint Commission’s own George Mills, as well as other biomedical experts. Don’t miss out on this timely—and informative—article, which will appear as our February cover story.
Read MoreThe Joint Commission Center for Transforming Healthcare welcomes David Grazman, PhD, as its new engagement director, effective immediately. In this leadership position, Grazman will oversee business development of the center’s offerings including Robust Process Improvement (RPI) training for healthcare organizations and providers, focused on creating sustainable solutions to some of healthcare’s most critical quality and safety problems.
Read MoreThe Joint Commission has welcomed Kin Y. Lee, MBA, MS, as its new chief information and security officer. Lee brings to the role more than 20 years of extensive technology experience across a variety of industries, including the technology, manufacturing, human resources, and financial sectors.
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