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Mastering the CMS Hospital infection control survey : the comprehensive guide to compliance with the final CMS worksheet / editorial director Lee Landenberger, executive editor Gary Evans.
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Cross infection.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (50 pages) : illustrations, tables
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Atlanta, Georgia : AHC Media, 2015.
- Summary:
- The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has finalized and implemented their long-anticipated, revised infection control survey. It is critical that hospitals know and understand the CMS Infection Control Conditions of Participation and how they will be surveyed so they can be in compliance, avoid citations and financial penalties. CMS inspections are typically unannounced and surveyors will follow standard procedures and citation instructions when non-compliance is identified. Mastering the CMS Hospital Infection Control Survey, a new book from AHC Media, provides comprehensive guidance for hospital staff responsible for infection control compliance. It provides compliance tips and insights from experts plus background articles and case studies on the top areas of CMS interest. It covers a wide array of infection control measures in the hospital including: hand hygiene, environmental cleaning, reprocessing, patient isolation measures, injection safety and antibiotic stewardship.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Preface: A new regulatory era begins in infection prevention as CMS issues landmark hospital survey
- CMS: IPs must be qualified, have training, experience or certification
- Introduction: CMS and CDC survey collaboration may be a great gift to patient safety
- Chapter I: CMS and Infection Prevention: Ebola Exposed Lack of Resources and Surge Capacity
- Compliance Tips and Points of Interest
- CDC HAI report: Hard-won gains fall short of 'ambitious' targets
- CMS hits hospitals for high rates of infections , 724 facilities penalized
- 'Passive payer' no more: CMS regs hitting hospital budgets
- CMS doc outlines HAI efforts
- Inconvenient truth: There is profit in some infections
- Feds reset HAI baseline, challenge IPs to prevent more infections
- CDC: 1 of every 9 infected pt dies
- APIC: Ebola response may leave patients at risk for other infections
- Q&A: The passion of Denise Murphy
- The battler: An indomitable spirit beats back the devil of CRE infection
- Change culture, protect patients using 'positive deviance' approach
- TJC seeks 'high reliability' patient safety in project with SC hospitals
- Chapter II: Antibiotic Stewardship: Prepare Now for New CMS Regulations
- Presidential order pushes CMS to regulate antibiotic stewardship
- Pres panel calls for CMS drug regs in long term care
- Antibiotic stewardship reduces pediatric patients' length of stay
- CDC looking to CMS to add 'teeth' to drug stewardship guidelines
- AHA's antimicrobial stewardship toolkit expands on best practices
- Antibiotic stewardship as a weapon against Clostridium difficle
- Shutting down flow of antibiotics stops C. diff
- Live and live: Trying to 'kill the bug' only spurs more antibiotic resistance
- Reservoir bugs: CRE in long term acute care hospitals could spread.
- CDC recommendations for facilities, clinicians to prevent CRE spread
- A bug in Brazil: Is VRSA back with a vengeance?
- Chapter III: CMS and the Health Care Worker: Employee Health = Patient Safety
- CMS now publicly reporting healthcare worker flu vaccination rates
- Ebola outbreak underscores weakness in worker safety
- Push for HCW vaccine mandates goes beyond flu
- A cautionary tale: Why you should 'think TB'
- Only 1 HCW occupationally infected with HIV in last 15 years
- HCV can be cured, better to prevent
- No viral load, no HCV restrictions
- CDC: No evidence for Tdap booster
- Progress stalled out on needlestick prevention as rates level off
- New system for tracking needlesticks
- CDC: Test workers for HBV immunity
- HCW pertussis vaccination lags
- Measles, mumps roar back as MMR vaccine shunned
- Chapter IV: CMS Basic Elements: From and Hygiene to Reprocessing
- Hospital has high compliance with hand hygiene technology
- A modest proposal: Is it time to ban handshakes in healthcare?
- Sometimes you have to be the 'bad cop'
- Trail of tears: Fired drug diverting HCWs free to find another hospital
- Cleaning, disinfecting hospital environment becoming a top priority
- Wipeout: C. diff team cuts rates 40%
- FDA: Inform patients of risk of CRE infections linked to endoscopes
- CDC, ECRI Institute create culturing protocols for scopes linked to CRE
- Chapter V: CMS Patient Tracers: CAUTIs Cloud CLABSI Success Story
- Stop CAUTI program aims for 25% cut in hospitals
- New Jersey hospital achieves zero CAUTI rate on unit
- Revised CAUTI guidelines include behavioral changes
- CAUTIs: Unproven practices not routinely recommended
- CUSP approach cuts CLABSIs by 40%
- Non-ventilator pneumonias comprise 22% of infections
- APIC tips for patients to prevent hospital-onset pneumonia
- CLABSI intervention whaps VAP.
- IPs should enforce mask use during spinal shots
- Chapter VI: CMS Patient Tracers on Point-of-Care Devices, Isolation and Surgery
- IPs adopt comprehensive policy for glucometers
- CDC recommendations for glucose, insulin monitoring
- MDRO pts may not be in isolation
- Getting patients in isolation and keeping them there
- CDC adds respirators, clarifies droplet, aerosol, airborne spread
- CDC Q&A: What is the difference between airborne and droplet
- Respirator or mask? Occupational health nurses have the answer
- New SSI guidelines: Making perfect the enemy of good?
- Much more could be done to prevent surgical site infections
- Collaborating hospitals reduce colorectal surgical site infections
- The horror: CJD exposed patients wait and wonder
- Appendix: CMS Infection Control Survey for Hospitals.
- Notes:
- Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (EBC, viewed December 27, 2017).
- ISBN:
- 1-941481-20-5
- OCLC:
- 1014423573
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