15 Miss. Code. R. 12-32-7.1.6 - Multidisciplinary Burn Care Committee
1. The purpose of
the committee is to provide oversight and leadership to the entire burn
program. The exact format will be hospital specific and may be accomplished by
collaboration with another designated burn center. Each burn center may choose
to have one or more committees as needed to accomplish the task. One committee
should be multidisciplinary and focus on program oversight and leadership. The
major focus will be on PI activities, policy development, communication among
all team members, and establishment of standards of care, and education and
outreach programs for injury prevention. The committee has administrative and
systematic control and oversees implementation of all program related services,
meets regularly, takes attendance, maintains minutes and works to correct
overall program deficiencies to optimize patient care. Suggested membership for
the committee includes representatives from:
a. Administration
b. Operating Room
c. Anesthesia
d. Plastic Surgery
e. Orthopedics
f. Emergency Medicine
g. General Surgery
h. Pre-hospital providers
i. Intensive Care
j. Radiology
k. Laboratory
l. Rehabilitation
m. Neurosurgery
n. Respiratory Therapy
o. Nursing
p. Burn Program Manager/BPM
2. The clinical managers (or
designees) of the departments involved with burn care should play an active
role with the committee.
3. The
burn center may wish to accomplish performance improvement activities in this
committee or develop a separate peer review committee. This committee should
handle peer review independent from department based review. The committee must
meet regularly and maintain attendance and minutes. This committee must report
findings to the overall hospital performance improvement program.
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