Restraint continues to be a magnet for condition-level deficiencies during CMS surveys. The “Patient’s Rights” condition of participation is often found non-compliant with one or more of the many, many challenging requirements buried in the 57-page, single spaced CMS interpretive guidelines: issues such as use of psychoactive medications, face-to-face evaluation by practitioners, trial releases, order renewal, and more.
For decades, Chartis and Greeley have helped organizations quickly resolve restraint related findings by making things easier for the caregiver at the point of care while optimizing patient safety, dignity, and their right to maximum freedom of movement and participation in care. This webinar provides an opportunity to teach you what we’ve learned.
