Ohio Admin. Code 3701-84-12 - General quality assessment and performance improvement
(A)
Each provider of a HCS shall establish a
quality assessment and performance improvement program designed to:
(1) Systematically monitor and evaluate the
quality of patient care provided;
(2) Pursue opportunities to improve patient
care;
(3) Ensure compliance with
the applicable quality standards set forth in this chapter; and
(4) Resolve identified
problems.
(B) Each
provider of a HCS shall develop a written
plan for each HCS that describes the quality assessment and performance
improvement program's objectives, organization, scope, and mechanism for
overseeing the effectiveness of monitoring, evaluation, improvement, and
problem-solving activities.
(C) The
quality assessment and performance improvement program shall do all of the
following:
(1) Monitor and evaluate all
aspects of care including effectiveness, appropriateness, accessibility,
continuity, efficiency, patient outcome, and patient satisfaction;
(2) Establish expectations, develop plans,
and implement procedures to assess and improve the quality of care and resolve
identified problems;
(3) Establish
expectations, develop plans, and implement procedures to assess and improve the
health care service's governance, management, clinical, and support
processes;
(4) Establish
information systems and appropriate data management processes to facilitate the
collection, management, and analysis of data needed for quality
improvement;
(5) Internally
document and report findings, conclusions, actions taken, and the results of
any actions taken to the health care service's management and medical
director;
(6) Document and review
all unexpected complications and adverse events, being serious injury or death
resulting from medical management, which arise during the provision of the
service or during the hospital stay; and
(7) Hold regular meetings, chaired by the
medical director of the HCS, or designee, as necessary, but at least within
sixty days after a death or complication, to review all deaths and
complications and to report findings. Any pattern that might indicate a problem
shall be investigated and remedied, if necessary.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3702.11, 3702.13
Rule Amplifies: 3702.11, 3702.12, 3702.13, 3702.14, 3702.141, 3702.15, 3702.16, 3702.18, 3702.19, 3702.20
Prior Effective Dates: 03/01/1997, 03/24/2003, 06/01/2007, 06/21/2012, 08/01/2017
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