Physician performance failures are not rare and pose substantial threats to patient welfare and safety. Few hospitals respond to such failures promptly or effectively. Failure to ensure the quality and safety of the performance of colleagues is a breach of medicine's fiduciary responsibility to the public. A major reason for this deficiency is the hospitals' lack of formal systems to monitor ph...

CONTEXT Privileging involves the granting of permission to perform specific professional activities under the jurisdiction of a governing body's (hospital) authority. In 1951, the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Hospitals (later renamed the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations) was formed to codify the process of hospital assessment. In the early part of the 20...

Hospital accreditation is a government recognition of hospitals that have met the standards been set to get an idea extent meeting hospital in Indonesia, so quality service can be accounted for. The purpose review research systematic find out influence improving and patient safety hospitals. design used this study Systematic Review. method help researchers better understand background subject t...

reviewing hospital standards and survey processes to customize requirements for specific types of hospitals and patient populations. The new “Standards Applicability Grid” (SAG) chapter in the Comprehensive Accreditation Manual for Hospitals (CAMH ), for example, lists relevant elements of performance (EPs) based on a hospital’s services and includes applicability for acute care, psychiatric, s...

The Ministry of Health and Medical Education in Iran designed a comprehensive system as health care excellence model with participation of National Institute of Productivity & Organizational Excellence since January 2011 and introduced it in June 2012. The purpose of this paper is adapting of Joint Commission International Accreditation System in hospital by organizational excellence model in h...

OBJECTIVE To evaluate whether accredited hospitals maintain quality and patient safety standards over the accreditation cycle by testing a life cycle explanation of accreditation on quality measures. Four distinct phases of the accreditation life cycle were defined based on the Joint Commission International process. Predictions concerning the time series trend of compliance during each phase w...

This study empirically examines the effect of hospital competition on prescribing behaviors of oral hypoglycemic agents (OHAs) for ambulatory care in a market setting where hospitals are classified into three levels according to the Taiwanese accreditation system. Without distinguishing the types of market structures and hospital levels, there might be no significant relationship between hospit...