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ASDIN 7th Annual Scientific Meeting Why? Ambulatory Surgery Centers accreditation Accreditation Office based Surgery accreditation Involves review of procedures, medical staff, and physical environment Time consuming


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ASDIN 7th Annual Scientific Meeting 1

Accreditation

Why, Who, How?

Jill Humes, BSN, RN, Vascular Access Manager Renal Intervention Center, L.L.C.

Why?

  • Ambulatory Surgery Centers accreditation
  • Office based Surgery accreditation
  • Involves review of procedures, medical staff, and physical environment

Time consuming Resources needed Expensive

Benefits of Being Accredited

Symbol of Quality

Third party payers, medical organizations,

liability insurance companies, state & liability insurance companies, state & federal agencies

Staff Patients Quality Improvement

Patient Safety

Reduced risk exposure Reduced losses from patient claims Potential opportunity to negotiate lower liability

insurance rates Education

Surveyors Staff

Who?

Three Major Accreditation Agencies

Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care,

  • Inc. (AAAHC), www.aaahc.org

The Joint Commission, www.jointcommission.org American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory

Surgery Facilities, Inc., www.aaaasf.org

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ASDIN 7th Annual Scientific Meeting 2

CMS Requirements for Agencies

Apply for approval of deeming authority Provide CMS with reasonable assurance that the

accreditation organization requires the accredited provider entities to meet requirements that are at provider entities to meet requirements that are at least as stringent as the Medicare conditions through survey activities and application review process

Once approved, reapply for continued approval of

deeming authority every 6 years or sooner as determined by CMS

Fees

Non-Medicare Deemed

Fee determined by

size, type, and range

  • f services provided by

Medicare Deemed

Fee determined by

size, type, and range

  • f services provided by
  • f services provided by

the organization

Range $2200.00 to

$6950.00, on-site survey fees plus annual fees

  • f services provided by

the organization

Range $3100.00 to

$11,225.00, on-site survey fees plus annual fees

Eligibility Requirements Specific to OBS Accreditation

  • Open for 6 months or more
  • 4 or fewer surgeons (physician,

dentist, podiatrist) performing

  • perative or invasive procedures.

OBS practices, including multi-site practices, limited to 4 or fewer licensed independent practitioners

  • Invasive procedures provided to

patients

  • Local anesthesia, minimal sedation,

conscious sedation, or general anesthesia is administered

  • OB practices that render 4 or more

ti t i bl f lf

  • No more than 4 physicians

(surgeons) and no more than 2

  • perating or procedure rooms, in a

single practice location

  • Surgeon owned or operated, e.g.

professional services corporation, private physician office, or small group practice patients incapable of self- preservation at the same time are required to meet the provisions of the Life-Safety Code

The Survey Process

  • Create an Accreditation Team including management and physicians to

research, oversee the accreditation process, and create processes to do internal audits and benchmarking

  • Research: which agency best fits the facility’s goals and environment
  • Set of Standards for OBS and ASC

Patient Rights and Responsibilities Governance or Leadership Personnel Environment Provision of Care Safety Infection Prevention and Control Medical Records Quality Assessment and Improvement

In addition to the accrediting agency standards, Medicare standards also apply for Medicare Deemed status:

A governing body that

assumes full legal responsibility for determining, implementing, and monitoring policies

On-going infection control

program based on nationally recognized IC guidelines designed to prevent, control, and investigate infections and communicable diseases g p governing the facility’s total operation

Develop, implement,

maintain on-going, data- driven quality assessment and improvement program

Disclose to the patient any

physician financial interest or

  • wnership in the ASC prior

to the date of the patient’s procedure

Education and Resources

Accrediting agency handbooks and self-

assessment guides

Training programs and workshops Preparation Timeline

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ASDIN 7th Annual Scientific Meeting 3

Self-assessment

Review standards Determine what needs to be in place to meet

the standards of the accrediting agency

Review and record policies and processes Educate and train staff Meet the requirements of the accrediting

agency for application

Submit application

Prepare!

O i

Organize Review/audit Implement Mock survey

On-Site Survey

1 to 2 days on-site Unannounced for Medicare Survey Surveyors

Pre-survey meeting Review

Committee meeting minutes Policies and procedures Personnel records and physician credentialing Medical records Medical records Quality data Infection prevention and control records Adverse events including hospital transfers Emergency event policies and drills Equipment log, recall log Pharmacy records Contracts

Inspection: Life Safety Code (if applicable) Observation

All areas, clinical and non-clinical Staff compliance with policies and procedures Procedures

Interviews

Management Staff Patients/family members

Post survey meeting

Deficiencies and corrective actions Accreditation decision

Celebration!