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From the four agencies that can inspect the laboratory, which one do you feel is the most important to follow and why?
- The Joint Commission (TJC)
- The Laboratory Accrediation Program of the College of American Pathologist (LAP-CAP)
- Commission of Office Laboratory Accrediation (COLA)
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
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- From the four agencies that can inspect the laboratory, which one do you feel is the most important to follow and why? The Joint Commission (TJC) The Laboratory Accrediation Program of the College of American Pathologist (LAP-CAP) Commission of Office Laboratory Accrediation (COLA) Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Give detailed answer pleaseFrom the four agencies that can inspect the laboratory, which one do you feel is the most important to follow and why? Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment of 1988 (CLIA’88) Center for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) The Laboratory Accreditation Program of the College of American Pathologist (LAP-CAP) Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)Of the four agencies that can inspect the laboratory, which one do you feel is the most important to follow and why? The Joint Commission (TJC) The Laboratory Accrediation Program of the College of American Pathologist (LAP-CAP) Commission of Office Laboratory Accrediation (COLA) Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment of 1988 (CLIA’88)
- this HITC For this assignment, you will create 2 documents. The first will outline details about 1)IRB and 2) OHRP Reporting Requirements. 5 facts per fact sheet. Audiences for both is the CLINICAL staff.You are a supervisory level, clinical laboratory scientist (10 years of experience) in a 300+ Bed, The Joint Commission (TIC) accredited hospital. The laboratory director informs you that the organizations administrator has asked the laboratory to assess the institutions overall approach to meeting its regulatory responsibilities including point-of-care testing (POCT). In addition to the main laboratory testing. POCT is performed on inpatients, outpatients, at off-site clinics, and through outreach (e.g. visiting nurses). The laboratory director asks you to assume the overall responsibility for this reevaluation. What is the benefit of point-of-care testing?You are a supervisory level, clinical laboratory scientist (10 years of experience) in a 300+ Bed, The Joint Commission (TIC) accredited hospital. The laboratory director informs you that the organizations administrator has asked the laboratory to assess the institutions overall approach to meeting its regulatory responsibilities including point-of-care testing (POCT). In addition to the main laboratory testing. POCT is performed on inpatients, outpatients, at off-site clinics, and through outreach (e.g. visiting nurses). The laboratory director asks you to assume the overall responsibility for this reevaluation. (Please give a detailed answer. Thank You!) What regulations govern point-of-care testing? What type of quality control for point-of-care testing must be implemented?
- The LPN/LVN is preparing to take a verbal medication order over the telephone from a health-care provider. For which reason would this action be permitted by the LPN/LVN? The RN is going home with a sudden fever and vomiting. The order is in response to the emergency need for a patient. The LPN/LVN is the only person at the nursing station. The action is supported by both state board and facility policy.Nurse Charlize jointly set the goal with the Macaspac family in terms of removing the accident hazard in the home specifically the broken stairs observed in the house of the family. After implementing the interventions appropriate to the goal and objectives, you are set to do an evaluation. What will be the main method of evaluation that you will use to determine if the goal was achieved? Records review Interview Observation None of the above
