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Results of Accreditation 2005
Required Organizational Practices (ROP)
“A Required Organizational Practice (ROP) is an essential practice that evidence and consultation with the Patient Safety Advisory Committee of the Canadian Council on Health Services Accreditation has determined an organization must have in place to enhance patient/client safety and minimize risk. It is a specific requirement for health care and service organizations in the accreditation program. Over time new ROPs will be introduced as the field's patient/client safety-related experience progresses and as new evidence and best practices are recognized.”
Below are links to graphic descriptions of the ROPs.
Board Reporting
Culture
Disclosure of Harm
Patient Safety Prospective Analytical Process
Hand Hygiene
Patient Safety Infection Rates
Influenza Vaccine
Infusion Pumps
ISMP Medication Safety Self Assessment
Patient Safety Standardize Drug Concentrations
Medication Reconciliation
Removal of Concentrated Electrolytes
Patient Education
Patient Falls
Patient Identification
Assessing and Processing Safety Issues
Pneumococcal Vaccine
Preventative Maintenance
Reporting System
Defining Staff Roles, Responsibilities and Accountabilities
Staff Education
Equipment Sterilization
Transfer of Information
Verification
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