A review by the Joint Commission found several problems at Carlisle (Pa.) Regional Medical Center, including a lack of compliance with anesthesia regulations, according to a FOX 43 report.
According to the report, the hospital was cited for failing to provide care to the patient after operative or high-risk procedures and/or the administration of moderate or deep sedation or anesthesia.
The hospital was also cited for a number of other issues, including lack of planning around patient care, failure to conform to fire and smoke prevention requirements and failure to safely prepare medications.
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According to the report, the hospital was cited for failing to provide care to the patient after operative or high-risk procedures and/or the administration of moderate or deep sedation or anesthesia.
The hospital was also cited for a number of other issues, including lack of planning around patient care, failure to conform to fire and smoke prevention requirements and failure to safely prepare medications.
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