CMS considers making hospital inspection outcomes public
July 14, 2017
Infection Control
From the July 2017 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine
The CMS efforts to release inspection and correction reports are intended to make inspection information public and apply leverage on accreditation agencies. The government contends hospitals will pay the initial price, but the public will benefit in the long run.
About the author: Thom Wellington is the CEO and a stockholder in Infection Control University.
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The CMS efforts to release inspection and correction reports are intended to make inspection information public and apply leverage on accreditation agencies. The government contends hospitals will pay the initial price, but the public will benefit in the long run.
About the author: Thom Wellington is the CEO and a stockholder in Infection Control University.
Back to HCB News
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