The deleted requirements have become a routine part of operations
The Joint Commission recently approved the deletion of 131 requirements from its hospital program, according to a notice on the organization website.
The requirements were identified as having become a routine part of operations and clinical practice.
The deletions are not expected to affect quality and safety.
The move is the result of a multi-phased project to improve the accreditation and certification process.
May 11, 2016
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