The Joint Commission has postponed implementation of standards for reducing diagnostic imaging risks in ambulatory settings until July 2015.
Customers indicated several issues that The Joint Commission felt "may have not been sufficiently evaluated during the standards review process," according to post on the Ambulatory Buzz blog.
As a result, the organization will collect further research on documentation or radiation dose, equipment performance evaluation, radiologic technologist minimum qualifications and requirements related to California's CT law, according to the post.
The final requirements will be prepublished on The Joint Commission's website in February 2015. Questions may be directed to imagesafety@jointcommission.org.
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Customers indicated several issues that The Joint Commission felt "may have not been sufficiently evaluated during the standards review process," according to post on the Ambulatory Buzz blog.
As a result, the organization will collect further research on documentation or radiation dose, equipment performance evaluation, radiologic technologist minimum qualifications and requirements related to California's CT law, according to the post.
The final requirements will be prepublished on The Joint Commission's website in February 2015. Questions may be directed to imagesafety@jointcommission.org.
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3 AmSurg Centers Successful With AAAHC Accreditation
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