Joint Commission

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The Joint Commission is an independent, nonprofit organization that accredits and certifies healthcare organizations and programs in the United States to promote quality and patient safety.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf healthcare accreditation organization
nonprofit organization
standards-setting organization
abbreviation TJC
collaboratesWith Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
country United States
develops healthcare accreditation standards
evaluationFocus environment of care
infection prevention and control
leadership and governance
medication management
patient care processes
focusesOn patient safety
performance improvement
quality of care
formerName Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
founded 1951
fundingSource accreditation fees
governance board of commissioners
hasFocusArea patient safety goals
hasProgram advanced certification programs
disease-specific care certification
primary stroke center certification
headquartersLocation Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois
industry healthcare
influences hospital quality improvement efforts in the United States
issues accreditation decisions
certification decisions
languageOfWork English
legalStatus independent nonprofit
operatesIn United States
publishes National Patient Safety Goals
performance measurement requirements
purpose accreditation of healthcare organizations
certification of healthcare programs
improvement of healthcare quality
promotion of patient safety
regulates compliance with healthcare standards
scopeOfAccreditation ambulatory care centers
behavioral health care organizations
home care organizations
hospitals
laboratories
nursing care centers
office-based surgery practices
usesMethod on-site surveys
unannounced surveys
website https://www.jointcommission.org


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